What to Watch This Weekend: Our Top Binge Picks for March 28-29

WME partner Richard Weitz’s talent-packed Zoom concert series hit a new high note Saturday (April 10) — the highest office in Los Angeles. L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti kicked off the VIP event at 1:00 p.m. as he welcomed a virtual audience that quickly maxed out at 500, where it hovered for the next three

Saturday Night Live is saying goodbye to the music producer Hal Willner.

Stormi Webster, 2, loves spending time with her parents! The toddler was beyond excited to go for a swim with her dad Travis Scott, 28, on Saturday, April 11 and we can’t get over how cute she is! Rocking a stylish white one piece with a frilly shoulder detail, Stormi was all ready to jump into her spacious swimming pool in the videos posted to the Astroworld rapper‘s Instagram story. “What happened?” she inquisitively asked her dad as she stood at the edge of the water.

Hey, hey, hey, it's finally the weekend, so you know what that means, right? If your answer was continue to remain in our comfy clothes and watch TV than congratulations, you win nothing except our recommendations for what to watch this weekend, April 11-12.  Each week, E! News is curating a list of binge picks across all the streaming services for you to choose from, highlighting some newcomers that everyone will be tweeting about soon, as well as some older shows you might've missed the first

Cancelled. Postponed. Who knows? All those summer plans you had to attend festivals have been scrambled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Some, like Coachella, Stagecoach, Summerfest, Essence Fest, Bonnaroo, Beale Street Music Festival and Lollapalooza Argentina have pushed to the fall, while Ultra Music Festival, South by Southwest, Big Ears, Roskilde, Glastonbury, Firefly, Governors Ball, Isle of Wight, Hangout Fest, WOMAD and others are throwing in the towel this year.

Easter in lockdown means fewer springtime activities, but lucky for us there's some great TV to get stuck into while staying at home this weekend.

The Weeknd’s new album After Hours arrived last month. Today (April 6), he’s shared the music video for “Until I Bleed Out,” which is the closing track on the standard edition of the record. It finds the Weeknd in a daze at a confetti-filled party. Watch below.

Stormi Webster is taking over TikTok at just 2 years old. Kylie Jenner’s daughter made an appearance in her mom’s hilarious TikTok dance video with Kris Jenner, 64, and Corey Gamble, 39. The crew decided to take on the popular “Pew Pew Pew” TikTok dance. Kris and Corey kicked off the video and then Kylie came into the video holding Stormi. Stormi smiled and stuck out her tongue while the filter made her adorable face larger.

While you're Zooming with your family while social distancing, many celebs may also be doing the same with their famous friends, and one Hollywood agent has turned his star-studded gatherings into concerts chock-full of nostalgia. In recent days, WWE partner Richard Weitz has been hosting virtual parties with musical sessions with a slew of celebrities as they all hunker down at their homes amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Hey all you cool cats and kittens... Oh wait, Tiger King was last week, right? Who are we kidding, everyone is still obsessed with Netflix's docuseries and the epic feud between Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin and has likely already re-watched the seven-episode series as they continue to social distance at home.  While we want to support you in any viewing decisions you should make, we do want to offer up some fresh meat (pun fully intended) for you to check out this weekend, April 4-5.

Chance the Rapper is the host and executive producer of the Punk’d reboot, which arrives on April 6 via the streaming service Quibi. Today, the first trailer and clips have been released. Lil Nas X, Offset, Megan Thee Stallion, and Ty Dolla $ign are among the celebrities who get pranked. Watch the trailer and individual clips from the show below.

This pandemic can’t stop the music, as more artists are getting creative to stay in tune with their fans. At-home and other livestream concerts are being held, and streaming services are serving up special music content to keep your ears happy while you’re on coronavirus lockdown. Here are six things to keep your house party rocking this weekend.

By Anthony D'Alessandro

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.

Federation Entertainment has come on board leading Moroccan filmmaker Laila Marrakchi’s “Casa Girls,” a series about four twentysomething single women living in Casablanca.

During this uncertain time TV audiences are looking to their trusty TV for escapism and entertainment.

So...anyone in desperate need of something new to watch?  As we all continue to practice social distancing in the midst of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, we're been practicing what we like to call "binge approaching," turning to our TVs and streaming devices for some much needed comfort and distraction. Should you be looking for something new (or old) to stream, E!'s What to Watch is here to provide some options for this weekend, March 21-22.

Self quarantining is a relatively new concept to most of us and by the looks of things – we’ll be doing it for a while.