New ‘Peaky Blinders’ movie and new Luke Combs album
A new “Peaky Blinders” movie called “The Immortal Man” and a Luke Combs album are some of the new television, films and music headed to a device near you.
Get your best Birmingham accent ready, Cillian Murphy’s Tommy Shelby is back in the new “Peaky Blinders” movie, “The Immortal Man,” which will be on Netflix as of Friday, March 20. The six seasons of the show are also available on Netflix for rewatches and catching up.
Bradley Cooper directs Will Arnett and Laura Dern in his third feature, “Is This Thing On?” about a man going through a divorce who turns to stand-up comedy. It’s loosely based on the story of Manchester comedian Joseph Bishop.
“Wicked: For Good,” the epic conclusion to Jon M. Chu’s two-film adaptation will finally be streaming on Peacock on Friday, March 20. Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Michelle Yeoh, Jonathan Bailey, Jeff Goldblum and more are all on hand for the decidedly darker second half, which was less well received than the first but still surprised when it received zero Oscar nominations.
Call it the most anticipated K-pop album of the year, or the biggest comeback: The mighty BTS return on Friday, March 20, with “ARIRANG,” their first full-length project since all seven members — RM, Jin, Jimin, V, Suga, Jung Kook and j-hope — completed South Korea’s mandatory military service.
Luke Combs has big shoes to fill — his own. The country singer has become a full-on pop phenomenon, due in no small part to his ubiquitous cover of Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car.” The question is now, what comes next? It’s a simple answer: a new album, “The Way I Am,” out Friday.
Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington and Kate Mara star in a new psychological thriller for Apple TV called “Imperfect Women.” The trio play longtime friends whose bond is fractured after a crime occurs.
“The Lady” is a new Britbox limited-series fictionalizing the true story of Jane Andrews, a dresser for the former Duchess of York who ended up in prison for murdering her lover.
The popular long-running Hallmark series “When Calls the Heart” gets a prequel called “Hope Valley: 1874” for the streaming platform Hallmark+. Bethany Joy Lenz stars as Rebecca Clarke, a Chicago mother who takes her daughter to settle in the Canadian west and build a new life. When their wagon breaks down, she must accept help from a local rancher who is single. Jill Hennessy also stars. It premieres Saturday, March 21 on Hallmark+.
