Netflix’s Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders show, new ‘Buccaneers’ season top EW’s Must List

I am super late in the boat – more than a decade to do at the quay – but this week, I bangle the John Wick movies before I finally see Ballerina. Everyone told me how good these action films are, and yet they have always gone outdated expectations. The combat sequences are incredible, but the global building apparently effortless is what really impressed me with this franchise. Meet me on the boat, bring your dog. —Patrick Gomez, editor -in -chief

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America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

Another year, another group of talented dancers in the hope of joining the most hardworking PEP team in the show business. In the second season worthy of the frenzy of the Netflix Docuseries by Greg Whiteley, viewers meet a new class of hope and revive with the favorite veterans of fans – some of which hope that the popularity of the program will help them get an essential salary increase. And Kelli Finglass, the disarming director of DCC, undertakes to be a little nicer and softer for the hopes this time: “I try … to give them comments of productive motivation.” Remember, all of you said “trying”.—Krist Baldwin, television criticism

Meet the cast of America lovers Season 2.

Benson Boone American heart

On outburst Fantastic sophomore album, benson boone, sip of the Bowie / Mercury cocktail perfected by Harry Styles. But with a pinch of R&B on the Groovy “Remrids Me of You” and a shade of Springsteen on “Mr Electric Blue”, it also has its own recipe. (“Keep Song”, Tears Instant.) – Patrick Gomez, editor -in -chief

Buccaneers

This SOAPY Apple TV + period soapy drama in season 2 with secret loves, a divorce drama, feminist crusades and beautiful breathtaking dresses. It is Bridgerton encounter The golden ageDirecting Edith Wharton pages directly to make a series consumed in a addictive way. —Maureen Lee Lenker, senior writer

Leighton Meester talks about the unexpected torsion of her Buccaneers character.

King of trail

Kings in the White House? Hell no. Kings on television? All the raws! This Revry series, animated by the actor and the legend of Drag Murray Hill (Someone somewhere), brings for the first time the kings of the center of the reality center. We can’t wait to see them governing. —Jillian Sederholm, Director of News

Meet the cast of King of Drag.

The story of Abba: Melancholy Undercover

Since 2013, the music journalist Jan Gradvall has obtained unique access to this iconic (and eternally popular) group, bringing together exclusive interviews which he weaves in this complete story of Abba. Even the most obsessive dance queen will find a fresh narration and width in these pages. —Mll