Entertainment Now June 14 – 20, 2026 by Community Source

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“Keeper” (Available Now)

From “Longlegs” director Osgood Perkins, this 2025 horror flick joins Malcolm (Rossif Sutherland) and his girlfriend, Liz (Tatiana Maslany), for a romantic anniversary weekend spent in the countryside. When Malcolm’s mouthy cousin, Darren (Kett Turton), shows up at their cabin with his own girlfriend, however, the weekend goes from peaceful to awkward to truly frightening, as unusual things begin to happen.

“The X-Files: I Want to Believe - Director’s Cut” (Available Now) Mulder’s (David Duchovny) relentless pursuit of the truth has cost him everything — driven out of the FBI and into years of isolation, while his former partner Dr. Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) has long since traded casework for a quieter life as a hospital physician.

“Muppets Most Wanted: The Unnecessarily Extended Edition” (June 14)

During an epic world tour, the Muppets find themselves tangled up in some trouble, when a Kermit the Frog look-alike gets them involved in a European jewel heist. Miss Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie, Sam Eagle and more round out this film’s felted cast, with Tina Fey, Ricky Gervais, Ty Burrell and Hugh Bonneville also making appearances.

“The Season”Season 1 (June 17)

Cola (Jessie Mei Li), a mysterious newcomer, infiltrates the inner circle of the powerful Hext family during boating season in Hong Kong. On paper, it’s all champagne toasts on private yachts, front-row seats at the races and glamorous galas. Everyone has a part to play, including Cola, who vows to expose the Hext family’s darkest secrets.

“Never Change!”Season 1 (June 17)

Eighteen years after senior year was blown away, one class is finally getting a second chance to enjoy their golden years. In 2008, a tornado tore through North Meadows and took senior year with it. No prom, no graduation, no diploma — just a class of teenagers sent home early. Now in their mid-30s, they’re being called back to do it all over again.

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“Your Fault: London” (June 17) After the explosive events of “My Fault: London” (2025), Noah (Asha Banks) and Nick (Matthew Broome) return — stronger, closer and more in love than ever. But as life begins to pull them in different directions, their relationship faces its toughest challenge yet. Noah heads to Oxford to pursue her studies, while Nick finds himself consumed by the growing demands of work.

“Marvel’s Iron Man and his Awesome Friends” - Season 1 (Available Now)

From their high-tech beachfront headquarters — the Iron Quarters — Tony Stark, Ironheart and Iron Hulk take on challenges big and small as they work together to defend their city. Each hero brings unique strengths: Iron Man’s Nano-Shield, Ironheart’s Heartbeat Bubble, and Iron Hulk’s mighty Iron Boom Clap and Iron Hulk Stomp.

“A Spark Into A Flame: Hamilton & Hip Hop” (June 16)

Lin-Manuel Miranda is joined by artists and creatives who played a role in “Hamilton’s” success — including Busta Rhymes, Nas, Questlove, Black Thought, Angie Martinez, Common, Dessa, Residente and more — as they discuss the Broadway sensation, the hip-hop roots that inspired it, and “The Hamilton Mixtape” that soon followed in its footsteps.

BY CAROLINE COLLACUTT

“Race” (June 16) Amid ever-growing racial tensions in the U.S. and abroad, a young black athlete, Jesse Owens (Stephan James), finds himself making history at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, held in the heart of Nazi Germany. A sports docu-drama from director Stephen Hopkins, the film also stars Jason Sudeikis, Eli Goree, Shanice Banton, Carice van Houten, William Hurt, David Kross, Jonathan Higgins, Jeremy Irons and more.

“Masters of the Universe” (Available Now) Return to the 1987 classic after enjoying the newly-released, 2026 reboot of “Masters of the Universe.” The ever-courageous He-Man (Dolph Lundgren) faces his strongest rival yet, when the evil Skeletor (Frank Langella) obtains the Cosmic Key and becomes nearly invincible. To stop Skeletor and save Eternia, He-Man must find the Key’s twin, which is lost somewhere on Earth.

“America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders”Season 3 (June 16) Watch the drama unfold as rookies and returning veterans alike vie for a spot on the 2025 DCC squad. With 30 veterans and countless hopeful newcomers looking to make the cut, the competition proves fiercer than ever before.

“Voicemails for Isabelle” (June 19)

In an attempt to stay connected to her late sister, Jill (Zoey Deutch) continues to leave her sister voicemails about her chaotic life in San Francisco. But when Isabelle’s (Ciara Bravo) phone number gets reassigned, Wes (Nick Robinson), a real es-

tate agent, hears all her late-night confessionals.

At first, he just listens. But when one voicemail points to a location, Wes shows up hoping to “bump into” Jill.

The hardworking boys of Missouri’s McBee Farm & Cattle return in Season 3 of “The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys,” making its debut Monday, June 15, on Bravo, before streaming the next day on Peacock. During its debut season, “The McBee Dynasty” introduced its viewers to Steven McBee and his three sons: Steven Jr., Cole and Jesse, who showcased their daily lives on the ranch and offered a realistic counterpart to fictionalized series such as “Yellowstone.” In the series’ second season, however, eldest brother Steven Jr. was left to take on far more responsibility than he ever expected when the FBI began investigating his father, threatening to shutter their family business. All of a sudden, Steven Jr., Cole and Jesse were facing a reality even stranger than fiction.

Now, “[the] McBee family returns and their future has never been in greater danger,” according to Season 3’s official announcement. “With the family patriarch facing prison time following a massive FBI investigation and banks calling in loans as a result, the McBee family must scramble to protect their legacy amid new romances, unexpected pregnancies, emotional goodbyes and devastating losses across the family businesses.

“The Creator” (June 20) In the distant future, the human race fights a tireless war against artificial intelligence. An ex-special forces agent, Joshua (John David Washington), is sent to find and kill the Creator — the AI’s elusive architect — before he can release a weapon that could end mankind. What Joshua doesn’t expect to find, however, is an artificially-intelligent war machine disguised in the form of a young child.

“The Birdcage” (Available Now) Starring Robin Williams, Nathan Lane, Gene Hackman, Dianne Wiest and more, this 1996 comedy sees a gay couple — Armand (Williams) and Albert (Lane) — attempting to hide their relationship for the sake of their son, Val (Dan Futterman), who’s set to marry the daughter of a conservative senator. When Val’s future inlaws insist on coming over for dinner, Albert tries to pass as Val’s mother.

“I Will Find You” - Limited Series (June 18)

While wrongfully

vid finds himself freed from prison, and on a truth-finding mission that leads him right into a world of deceit and despair. Britt Lower, Milo Ventimiglia, Erin Richards, Jonathan Tucker, Logan Browning, Chi McBride, Madeleine Stowe, Clancy Brown and Ashton Cressman also star.

“Oasis” - Season 1 (June 19)

Welcome

What’s supposed to be the best summer of their lives turns into a nightmare when a guest at the resort goes missing.

“Is this the start of a new chapter,” Bravo’s description ponders, “... or the end of a dynasty?”

For Steven Jr., it seems even more drama is on the horizon, as he contemplates the future of his relationship with new girlfriend Allie Eklund — even discussing marriage with his brothers during a trailer for Season 3.

“I think I’m probably gonna marry her,” he says, later debating whether he should leave the ranch altogether so he could be closer to Allie in Texas.

Whether Steven Jr. remains in the game, Steven Sr. has shown he’s not ready to go down without a fight.

“I am focused solely on saving the farm,” Steven Sr. promised, closing out a preview for Season 3. “There is no backup plan, no contingency. We’re gonna make it through this, and I’ll be damned if that doesn’t happen.”

Produced by Jeff Jenkins Productions in association with 3BMG — with Jeff Jenkins (“The Simple Life”), Russell Jay-Staglik (“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives”), Luke Neslage (“Basketball Wives”), Brandon Beck (“Total Divas”) and Ross Weintraub (“Bar Rescue”) acting as executive producers — “The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys” premieres its third season Monday, June 15, on Bravo, before streaming the next day on Peacock.

serving a life sentence for murdering his son, David Burroughs (Sam Worthington) learns that his son may actually be alive. Soon, Da-

to Oasis, a luxurious resort on the coast of Spain, where a group of friends arrive for a summer vacation complete with cocktails on a yacht, swimming in crystal-clear water and a bonfire on the beach.

Steven McBee Jr. stars in “The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys”

Sports Zone

FS1 FIFA World Cup 2026 Group D: Türkiye vs. Paraguay. Group D. (Live) Saturday

9 a.m. WGRZ-2 WICU-12 Horse Racing Royal Ascot. From Ascot Racecourse in Ascot, Windsor and Maidenhead, United Kingdom. (Live)

10 a.m. FS1 Indy NXT Series Grand Prix at Road America, Qualifying. From Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wis. (Live) USA 2026 U.S. Open Golf Championship Third Round. From Shinnecock Hills

College World Series Bracket 1: Teams TBA. (If necessary) (Live)

3 p.m. WNYW-5 WUTV-29 FIFA World Cup 2026 Group B: Switzerland vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina. Group B. (Live)

ESPN 2026 Men’s College World Series Bracket 2: Teams TBA. (If necessary) (Live) 9 p.m. WNYW-5 WUTV-29 FIFA World Cup 2026 Group A: Mexico vs. Korea Republic. Group A. (Live) Friday 1:30

From Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, N.Y. (Live)

3 p.m. FS1 Indy NXT Series Grand Prix at Road America, Practice. From Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wis. (Live) WNYW-5 WUTV-29 FIFA World

A photographer found dead with a stake through the heart demands a rational explanation. Patience Evans (Ella Maisy Purvis) is determined to find one, even as her prickly new boss DI Frankie Monroe (Jessica Hynes) ruffles feathers. Season 2 of “Patience” begins this Sunday, June 14, on PBS, with a preview of what’s to come available online at pbs.org/video/season-2-preview-akccmj/

Three mentors, three teams and $100,000 apiece launch this new season as Sarah Baeumler, Mika Kleinschmidt and Ty Pennington push rookie flippers to transform the Grand Strand’s most lackluster beach properties into top-dollar short-term rentals. The fifth season of “Battle on the Beach” continues this Monday, June 15 — to read more about the twists and turns to come, visit hgtv.com/shows/battle-on-the-beach/articles/ battle-on-the-beach-season-five-premiere

In a test of skill, the remaining island-stranded chefs wade into the lagoon to secure some protein before crafting something spectacular using only what the island provides. Afterwards, two finishers face an intense gauntlet showdown during a new episode of “Chopped Castaways,” which airs Tuesday, June 16, on Food Network. For a sneak peek of what’s to come in this series’ first season, see foodnetwork.com/shows/chopped-castaways/ articles/chopped-castaways-comes-to-food-network

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BY JAY BOBBIN

Amy Irving’s ‘Crossing’ is well worth bearing

Someone in the Turner Classic Movies programming department really

Delaney,” since the 1988 romantic comedy shows up on the channel frequently.

there again on Monday, June 15, as part of a day of New York-set films, with Amy Irving being a winsome delight as a bookstore employee who has rationalized not needing romance in her life. That doesn’t satisfy her grandmother (theater veteran Reizl Bozyk, in her one movie role), who’s intent on setting her up with someone, assisted by a matchmaker (Sylvia Miles).

The candidate is an earnest pickle merchant (Peter Riegert) with a modest wisdom that both intrigues and unsettles the Irving character, who’s in the midst of a flirtation with an author (Jeroen Krabbe) known for being something of a rogue. Director Joan Micklin Silver underscores the proceedings pleasingly with songs by The Roches (one of whom, Suzzy, also has a supporting acting role here). Susan Sandler adapted the film from her own play; also appearing, briefly, is a pre-“Frasier” David Hyde Pierce as a bookstore colleague.

“Patton” (FXM, Sunday, June 14, and Tuesday, June 16): Its year’s Best Picture at the Academy Awards, this 1970 military biography of one of history’s most controversial military superiors is remembered as the film for which title star George C. Scott turned down the Best Actor Oscar he won for it — decrying such contests among performers. Still, he gives an unquestionably powerful performance as Gen. George S. Patton right from the start, when he memorably

Amy Irving and Peter Riegert in “Crossing Delancey”

Across 1. Hightail it

5. Org. with body scanners

8. Snack

12. Circle overhead?

13. Tease 14. Popular New Age singer

15. Follower of John 16. TV Batman 18. Lisa Kudrow comedy

20. Brouhaha

21. The Crimson Tide 22. Spruce up 24. Sen. Specter 28. Cork dance

29. In former days 30. “Saturday Night Live” skit

33. Already 35. Association 38. Journal

39. Bella Ramsey series 43. Howard of “Empire”

45. Granada greeting 46. Fonda’s role in “Klute”

47. Green New Deal proponent, initially

48. Valuable rocks

49. ___ Fifth Avenue

50. ___-Caps

51. Poems of praise

Down 1. “___ does it!” 2. A shot 3. Diana Prince, for Wonder

Woman 4. Hazzard County police officer

5. Disney World transport

6. 45 half

7. Addis ___ 8. Pricey gameshow prize 9. About .62 mi.

10. Method: Abbr. 11. Monopoly token

17. Doll’s cry 19. On one’s ___ 22. Bedwear, briefly

23. Light into 25. “13 Reasons Why” actress

Katherine

26. Something that’s bruisable

27. Right this instant

31. Orangish tones

32. Skedaddle

33. Deli order

34. “Anybody there?”

36. Radii neighbors

37. Breakfast strip

39. “Star ___”

40. Like vino de Rioja

41. 1997 movie beekeeper

42. Back talk

43. Cable inits.

44. Period

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Sunday

Top Gun

WPIX-11

Maverick (Tom Cruise) arrives at the Navy’s elite flight school with more swagger than sense. The calculating Iceman (Val Kilmer) is not impressed. Neither is flight instructor Charlotte Blackwood (Kelly McGillis) — though for very different reasons.

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver

HBO 11 p.m.

Another week, another avalanche of absurdity. Comedian John Oliver uses his forensic wit to cut through the latest headlines, dissecting political chaos, cultural flashpoints and global developments with his trademark scathing humor.

Monday

Goodfellas

AMC 5 p.m.

Henry (Ray Liotta) rises through the ranks of the mob in 1950s New York, enjoying the glamorous, violent life with associates

and Tommy (Joe Pesci).

Lorraine Bracco and Paul Sorvino also star in this Oscar-winning film.

BBQ Brawl

FOOD 9 p.m.

The legendary music scene of Austin, Texas, sets the stage as team captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson push their Brawlers to hit all the right notes. The challenge: create BBQ feasts inspired by the city’s iconic music and culture.

Late Night Law

A&E 10 p.m.

In Calif., officers attempt to pull over a vehicle potentially involved with a carjacking. Things go haywire when both the driver and a passenger attempt to flee. Across the country, officers in Virginia utilize a K9 unit to sniff out a fleeing suspect.

Tuesday

In the City

BRAVO 8 p.m.

Amanda Batula, Kyle Cooke, Lindsay Hubbard

and their fellow “Summer House” stars head into a new chapter and a new season as they return to their lives in NYC. Together, they navigate the ups and downs of marriage, separation, parenthood and more.

Chopped Castaways

FOOD 9 p.m.

The stakes are waist-deep and getting tricky. The remaining island-stranded chefs wade into the lagoon to secure some protein before crafting something spectacular using only what the island provides. Then, two finishers face an intense Gauntlet showdown.

Wednesday

Alone

HIST 9 p.m.

In honor of the World Cup, this long-running reality series looks to crown its very first world champion. Ten survivalists from across the globe step up to take on the challenge of surviving in Canada’s Artic Circle the longest.

Swamp Patrol

A&E 10 p.m.

This series premiere sees a suspect brave the bayou while trying to escape through the gator-infested waters of Louisiana’s Cajun Country. Then, a deputy and his K9 unit wade through the murky waters of a Georgia swamp in search of a submerged felon.

Thursday

Interrogation Raw

A&E 9 p.m.

A marriage, a murder and an interrogation room. Investigators reconstruct how a union turned fatal, weaving together the accused’s own words with witness accounts, archival footage and court material in this true-crime series that pulls no punches.

Beat Bobby Flay

FOOD 9 p.m.

Chefs Basil Yu and Sanjay Rawat battle each other first for the right to face Bobby Flay. Then, meteorologist Ginger Zee and

Sunny Anderson arrive with a forecast Flay didn’t see coming: today’s outlook calls for defeat, with a high chance of chaos.

Friday Sinners

HBO 5:40 p.m.

Twin brothers Smoke and Stack (Michael B. Jordan) return to their Mississippi hometown, hoping a juke joint can wash away their Chicago mob past. However, something ancient and hungry has already claimed the Delta and has been waiting for this night.

Zillow Gone Wild

HGTV 9:30 p.m.

Jack McBrayer pokes around a Brooklyn, N.Y., brownstone with some serious character before checking in on a wild property from a previous season. Later, he heads to Reunion, Fla., for a tour of a gloriously themed home with David Bromstad.

Saturday

Storage Wars

A&E 9 p.m.

While Emily monetizes a giant mountain of merch, Lisa discovers that good

things don’t always come in small packages. Ivy contemplates what to do with a locker stuffed-full of sellable items. And, Kenny and his pal rave about their latest frenzied find.

Neighborhood Watch TLC 10 p.m.

Some people love surprises. Others think they’re a perfect recipe for disaster. For these neighbors, it’s a mixed bag of reactions when the unexpected catches them off guard. Not everyone can stay calm, cool and collected during a crisis.