What to Watch on TV This Week: ‘Westworld’ Returns, ‘The Bachelor’ Concludes

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.

Angelina Jolie has all of her kids under one roof again as her 18-year-old son Maddox has returned home from college amid the current health crisis.

Angelina Jolie has all her kids by her side.

Angelina Jolie has all her kids by her side.

Angelina Jolie has all her kids by her side.

Choosing which show you'll jointly devote hours of your life to can be tricky. It’s gotta be something that you’ll both like (duh), which means the two of you have to be equally on board with some or the esteemed genre of . Because times are tough and , I decided to do you a solid and take the guesswork out of selecting your next show. Here are 28 addictive Netflix shows to watch as a couple.

If you talk to any artist, they will tell you their influences and inspirations are many and varied. I can easily say the same thing. When I think of a pivotal person who influenced me and my career, I can only think of one person, Wynn Thomas.

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The best movies on Netflix are a real sanity-saver right now. Never before have we been so grateful for all of the streaming options available to us.

If you're here, I'm assuming you've already listened to a few , , and you're well on your way to becoming a bona fide true-crime junkie. Me too!! So put on your cute lil detective hat and check out this list of the best true-crime documentaries and docuseries on Netflix, including deep-dives into well-known (and totally horrifying) cases like . Happy nightmares!

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.

As of this Sunday night, the Bravo talk show will be called “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen: @ Home,” and will be shot by Cohen himself from his West Village apartment in New York City. Guests will be a mixture of Bravo-lebrities, as the coinage goes, and friends of Cohen’s. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, and the resulting production shutdowns, the last taping of “Watch What Happens Live” took place on March 12.

I have a question for you: Have you already slammed through every season of and succumbed to four times? (No? Just me?)

There is still a lot of fresh TV content premiering over the next few months — despite the industry shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Netflix just made so much easier. Since people have been practicing to help prevent the spread of , they've discovered a genius app that lets them watch with their friends.

Dixie Chicks performed their new comeback single “Gaslighter” on today’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show (filmed earlier this month). The trio also sat down with Ellen to discuss the decision to write a new record after a 14-year break and the band’s relationship with cancel culture. Check it out below.

She's baaaack!  E! News has the exclusive first look at the final promo for Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor, and like, we saw this coming but we also kind of didn't. Madison is back, and she has regrets.

Coldplay were the latest guests on NPR’s “Tiny Desk Concert” series. They marked the occasion with a cover of the Prince classic “1999,” as well as playing “Viva La Vida”—from the 2008 album of the same name—and “Cry Cry Cry,” “Broken,” and “Champion of the World” from last year’s Everyday Life. They were backed throughout by the For Love Choir.