This week brings a variety of new content across streaming platforms, including the return of the popular dance competition show Dancing with the Stars. The show’s 35th season will premiere in a two-night event on ABC and Disney+, with episodes also available the next day on Hulu. The season features a mix of experienced dancers like Jenna Dewan and Julia Stiles, who have competed on the show before, and newcomers such as Maura Higgins, Tatyana Ali, and Ciara Miller. Fans can expect the usual mix of choreography, drama, and entertainment. In the music world, several new albums are hitting the airwaves. Country singer Luke Bryan releases his ninth studio album, Signs, featuring 12 songs designed for radio play. Hard rock band Anthrax returns with their first album in ten years, Cursum Perficio, which includes a lengthy track called “The Edge of Perfection” that runs nearly seven minutes. Pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen also makes a comeback with a double album, Day & Night, which blends psychedelic and synth-pop styles, offering a nostalgic yet fresh sound. New television series are also premiering this week. Apple TV+ continues its Slow Horses series, now in its sixth season, based on the Slough House book series by Mick Herron. Prime Video launches a Reacher spinoff titled Neagley, starring Maria Sten as Frances Neagley, a Chicago-based private investigator. Meanwhile, Paramount+ debuts an animated adaptation of the classic Sega arcade game Golden Axe, with all ten episodes dropping at once. On Netflix, Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s anthology series Monster premieres, with Ella Beatty playing the infamous Lizzie Borden. Streaming platforms are also adding new movies this week. Tony tells the coming-of-age story of a young Anthony Bourdain, played by Dominic Sessa. It Ends follows a group of friends stuck on an endless highway, while The End of Oak Street mixes suburban comedy with family drama and dinosaurs. Stop That Train is a comedic disaster film featuring RuPaul as the U.S. president, and Satyajit Ray’s Days and Nights in the Forest is now available on the Criterion Channel after a recent restoration. In the gaming world, Marvel's Wolverine brings the X-Men hero back into action as he joins Team X to fight a corporation targeting mutants. The game includes a “rage mode” that increases Wolverine’s power as he becomes more enraged. Meanwhile, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave offers a tactical, turn-based strategy game set in the vast Dagdan Empire, featuring four fighters exploring its expansive world.