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Surviving Jeffrey Epstein: “On the anniversary of disgraced financier and alleged sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein’s death, Lifetime will debut the revealing investigative documentary, Surviving Jeffrey Epstein, as a two-night, four-hour event telling the stories of eight survivors with insights from those close to him," reads a press release from Lifetime. 8 p.m.

Black Is King, Beyoncé's new visual album and film, drops this Friday, July 31 on Disney+. Nothing else matters this week but that.

The Kissing Booth 2, the highly-anticipated sequel to the 2018 film starring Joey King. But if that's not your jam, I guarantee you'll find something this week that is. Below, all the TV shows and movies to look out for this week. The Alienist: Angel of Darkness: and Luke Evans return for season two of this  period crime drama.

P-Valley: A new drama series about the lives of a group of Southern strippers. fans, tune in.

Masters of Home and Scott McGillivray's Vacation House Rules. Who doesn't need a little right now? But if that's not your jam, I have a feeling you'll love Hulu's new rom-com, .

Athlete A) and fun escapism. (The Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams movie about Eurovision looks like...a lot!) These 10 titles, below, are the buzziest releases of the bunch.The Chi: Season three will feature the show's creator, Lena Waithe, in multiple episodes as a Chicago mayoral candidate.

Love, Victor to The Politician, prepare for laughing, crying, and hitting that "next episode" button repeatedly.Below, the TV shows and movies to check out this week:Marcella: This British series about a London detective who catches killers while also dealing with her own tumultuous personal life is back for another season.

I May Destroy You might just be the TV show of the summer. The new, gripping drama stars Michaela Cole (Chewing Gum) as a young woman who was drugged and sexually assaulted after a night out and must piece together what happened in the following days.

Summer is here—which means you'll need to start finding plenty of TV shows and movies to watch while you chill in the A.C. and escape the high temperatures outside.

If you're looking for some new TV shows and movies to watch this week while you're still quarantining, you're in luck. So much exciting content is coming to your queues, from two new Netflix shows to a hilarious comedy movie starring Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani.

This week's slate of new TV shows and movies is really robust, from the premiere of Elle Fanning's new Hulu series, The Great, to a fun cooking show starring Amy Schumer and her super-chef husband, Chris Fischer. So sit back and relax, because we have your plans for the next seven days.Below, all the TV shows and movies to keep an eye out for this week:Joshua Speers: His new EP, Human Now, is now available on .

May is officially here, which means we're on the verge of warmer weather and, hopefully, some happier times. I hope you can get outside this month and enjoy some (socially distanced) fresh air, but when you're back inside, there are plenty of TV shows and movies to keep you occupied.

If you're all out of TV shows and to watch while passing the time in coronavirus quarantine, don't worry: A new onslaught of titles is coming this week to help. From the premiere of Ryan Murphy's highly-anticipated Netflix series, Hollywood, to a Parks and Recreation reunion, there really is so much to look forward to.Behold, all the TV shows and movies to earmark for this week:Penny Dreadful: City of Angels: A spinoff of the popular series Penny Dreadful.

As another week of self-isolating and quarantine because of the approaches, new TV shows and movies are coming to help you unwind and recharge.

Not to sound like a broken record, but we're entering into another week of self-isolation and social distancing because of the coronavirus. TV shows and movies are how I'm personally getting through it, and I know I'm not alone.

We still have at least a few more weeks of and social distancing left to go, which means TV shows and movies are your new best friends. If you've exhausted all your go-tos and are looking for something new, you're in luck: So many great TV shows and movies are debuting this week, from a new reality show about adult summer camp to the series finale of Modern Family.

As self-isolation and social distancing because of the coronavirus roars on, we need TV shows and movies now more than ever to keep us entertained and sane. Thankfully, this week's lineup of new programming is solid.See, below, all the TV shows and movies that will help you pass the time over the next few days.iHeart Living Room Concert for America: Elton John and iHeart are banding together to throw a benefit concert for relief.

As we begin another week of social distancing, you'll need new TV shows and movies to help pass the time. Thankfully, there are some interesting things happening on streaming and network television over the next few days.

If you find yourself wanting to stay in this week as a precaution, don't worry: There are plenty of TV shows and movies coming out that will keep you occupied. From the return of Westworld to Little Fires Everywhere, your queue is about to look so good.Below, all the TV shows and movies to stream this week:Westworld: It’s been two years since this sci-fi cowboy phenomenon was last on HBO.

Torn with what TV shows and movies to watch this week? We've got you covered. While the slate over the next few days isn't that robust, it is interesting.

Stumped with what to watch this week? No worries. We've got a roundup of the best TV shows and movies premiering over the next few days right here.

There's no shortage of interesting TV shows and movies premiering this week—from the 2020 Oscars to the end of Homeland and a new Netflix reality show about blind dating. If you need something to watch to make the days go by faster, here's what we recommend.Below, all the TV shows and movies to earmark for this week:2020 : The show will have no host (again) this year.

There are so many TV shows and premiering this this week, from The Masked Singer to the Super Bowl, and, of course, more Hallmark movies. Why go outside in the cold when there's so much entertainment at your fingertips?Below, all the TV shows and movies to earmark for this week:The Masked Singer: Season three of this delightfully premieres tonight.

This week's lineup of new TV shows and movies is just so, so good—especially for music lovers. You have the Grammy Awards and Taylor Swift's Netflix documentary coming out days apart.

I don't know about you, but I just feel off this week. It's freezing outside.