The week of Sept. 7 brings a mix of new streaming content, including the second season of the comedy-drama "The Paper" and a new album from the British band Bloc Party. These releases, along with other highlights selected by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists, offer a variety of options for movie, music, and game fans. One of the standout new movies streaming on Netflix is "Call My Agent!" which returns as a film starting on Sept. 10. The story follows Andréa Martel, played by Camille Cottin, who has transitioned from being a talent agent to a film director overseeing a chaotic production. The film has been praised for its quick wit and French entertainment industry references, appealing to longtime fans of the original series. Another new movie, "In the Grey," featuring actors Henry Cavill, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Eiza González, will stream on Starz on Sept. 12. While it received mixed reviews, it is seen by some as a straightforward action film. On the music front, Bloc Party releases their new album "Anatomy of a Brief Romance" on Sept. 11. The album continues the band’s signature post-punk sound but with a modern twist. Also making a debut is "Hard Life" by The Tubs, a Welsh band known for their jangly indiepop and ’80s rock influences. The album is described as emotionally rich and focused on themes of loss and grief. New series premiering this week include "The Paper," a comedy about the staff of a fictional newspaper celebrating their journalism awards. The show, a spinoff of "The Office," stars Domhnall Gleeson as the editor-in-chief and is available on Peacock. Also on Peacock, Carole Radziwill returns for Season 16 of "The Real Housewives of New York City," eight years after her departure from the show. Other new series include "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," which returns in a condensed five-episode season after a pause due to a domestic violence investigation. Additionally, a new show called "Crew Girl" follows a young woman who joins a boys’ rowing team after a family scandal, with a new love triangle subplot. A three-part HBO docuseries titled "A Killer Story" explores the controversial case of Dana Chandler, who was convicted of murder in 2002. The series will premiere on HBO Max. For gamers, "Halloween: The Game," an asymmetrical multiplayer thriller based on the classic horror films, is set to release on Sept. 8.