New Shows, Sounds, and Games to Check Out This Week

This week, there's a lot of fresh stuff to watch, listen to, and play. Let's start with the movies. "Sorry, Baby" is a must-watch on HBO Max. It's about Agnes, a grad student who faces a tough situation. The film is more about her life after the incident than the event itself. It's a unique take on a heavy topic, with humor and heart. On Prime Video, "Hedda" is a fresh twist on a classic story. Tessa Thompson plays Hedda, a housewife in 1950s England who's bored and manipulative. The film blends race, gender, and queerness into the drama. You don't need to know the original story to enjoy this one. If you're into thrillers, "Ballad of a Small Player" on Netflix might be your thing. Colin Farrell plays a gambler on the run. It's a stylish film, but reviews are mixed. For dinosaur fans, "Jurassic World Rebirth" is coming to Peacock. It's a new installment in the series, and it brings back the awe and majesty of dinosaurs. Now, let's talk music. Florence + the Machine's new album, "Everybody Scream, " is out on Halloween. It's a mix of tragedy and pleasure, with songs that are both powerful and funny. The band's frontwoman, Florence Welch, has a story of her own that adds depth to the album. The Japanese boy band &TEAM is making waves with their debut Korean album, "Back to Life. " They're known for their multi-genre, multilingual approach to pop. This album is sure to earn them new fans. On the TV front, Apple TV has a new series called "Down Cemetery Road. " It's based on a novel and stars Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson. It's a crime drama with a twist. MGM+ is reimagining "Robin Hood" as a romance adventure. It stars Jack Patten and Lauren McQueen as Robin and Marian. Sean Bean plays the Sheriff of Nottingham. It's a fresh take on the classic tale. HBO is hoping to fill the void left by "Insecure" and "Girls" with a new Gen Z comedy called "I Love LA. " It's about a talent manager and her friend group. It's a comedy that's sure to resonate with a younger audience. Lastly, if you're into video games, "The Outer Worlds 2" is coming out. It's a space opera with a sarcastic edge. You'll be navigating between three factions, each with their own demands. It's a game that's sure to keep you laughing and engaged.