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Fans have waited a little over a year, but season two of Rap Sh!t is set to finally return in just a couple of weeks. Max announced that the show would return to the platform on August 10 with a pair of episodes to start season two. That means fans will be able to check back in with Shawna and Mia as they continue their journey towards becoming the hottest rappers in Miami, and then the country. Before the new season kicks off next month, let’s get you up to speed with everything you need to know heading into season two.

Release Date

Rap Sh!t season two will make its return to Max on August 10. The first two episodes of the season will debut on the platform that day while the remaining episodes will be released on a weekly basis every Thursday.

Cast

The cast for Rap Sh!t season two is largely the same as season one. The returning names include Aida Osman as Shawna Clark, KaMillion as Mia Knight, Jonica Booth as Chastity, Devon Terrell as Cliff Lewis, RJ Cyler as Lamont, Daniel Augustin as Maurice, Amandla Jahava as Jill, Jaboukie Young-White as Francois Boom, and Brittney Jefferson as Alesia. Some new names to the season 2 cast include Jacob Romero as Lord AK, a successful rapper, and Kyle Bary as Courtney Taylor, a rising rapper who’s the opener for Lord AK’s tour.

Plot

Here is the official logline for Rap Sh!t season two:

Rap Sh!t follows two estranged high school friends from Miami, Shawna and Mia, who reunite to form a rap group. In their rise to fame, Shawna and Mia find themselves at a pivotal moment in their rap career as they are forced to decide if they will stay true to themselves or conform to the demands of the music industry.

Trailer

You can view the official trailer for Rap Sh!t season two below:

How Many Episodes Are In Rap Sh!t Season 2?

There will be eight episodes in Rap Sh!t season two. The first two episodes will premiere on August 10 and the remaining six episodes will be released on a weekly basis up until the show’s season two finale on September 21. Each episode will be available on the Max app and website at 3 am EST/ 12 am PST.

Where Can I Stream Rap Sh!t Season 2

You can stream Rap Sh!t season two through weekly episodes that are released every Thursday starting on August 10. Each episode will be available on the Max app and website at 3 am EST/ 12 am PST.

‘Rap Sh!t’ season two debuts on Max on August 10. Season one is available now to stream on Max.

Travis Scott had plans to kick off his fourth album era in a big way. In addition to plans to reveal four different cover arts for Utopia — his first album in five years — Scott was also set to perform the album in full at the Giza Pyramids in Egypt.

Over the past couple of weeks, there have been rumors of the Egypt concert’s cancellation, though Scott and Live Nation have shut those rumors down. Unfortunately, the concert has since actually been canceled.

Why was Travis Scott’s Egypt concert canceled?

According to Live Nation, who put out the official statement today (July 27), Scott’s concert has been cancelled due to “complex production issues.” Fans who purchased tickets will receive a refund from their point of purchase.

You can read the full statement below.

“We regret to inform you that the Utopia show, originally scheduled for July 28th at the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt is cancelled. Unfortunately, despite highest efforts, complex production issues meant that the show could not be constructed in the desert.

We understand that this news is disappointing and not the outcome any of us desired.

Refunds will be issued to all ticket holders at their point of purchase. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this cancellation may have caused and appreciate your understanding. We remain committed to bringing exceptional live performances to fans and hope to have the opportunity to do so in the future.”

Everyone wants to know how long they will live and there are many indicators that can show whether someone is thriving or on the decline. But people have yet to develop a magic formula to determine exactly how long someone should expect to live.

However, a doctor recently featured on the “Today” show says a straightforward test can reveal the likelihood that someone aged 51 to 80 will die in the near future.

NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar was on the “Today” show on March 8 and demonstrated how to perform the simple “sit to stand test” (aka sit-rising test or SRT) that can help determine the longevity of someone between 51 to 80.

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The test is pretty simple. Go from standing to sitting cross-legged, and then go back to standing without using any parts of your body besides your legs and core to help you get up and down. The test measures multiple longevity factors, including heart health, balance, agility, core and leg strength and flexibility.

You begin the test with a score of 10 and subtract points on your way up and down for doing the following:

Hand used for support: -1 point

Knee used for support: -1 point

Forearm used for support: -1 point

One hand on knee or thigh: -1 point

Side of leg used for support: -1 point

None

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A 2012 study published by the European Society of Cardiology found a correlation between the SRT score and how long people live. The study was conducted on 2002 people, 68% of whom were men, who performed the SRT test and were followed by researchers in the coming years. The study found that “Musculoskeletal fitness, as assessed by SRT, was a significant predictor of mortality in 51–80-year-old subjects.”

Those who scored in the lowest range, 0 to 3, had up to a 6 times greater chance of dying than those in the highest scores (8 to 10). About 40% of those in the 0 to 3 range died within 11 years of the study.

Azar distilled the study on “Today,” saying: “The study found that the lower the score, you were seven times more likely to die in the next six years.”

“Eight points or higher is what you want,” Azar said. “As we get older, we spend time talking cardiovascular health and aerobic fitness, but balance, flexibility and agility are also really important,” she stressed.

One should note that the people who scored lowest on the test were the oldest, giving them an elevated risk of death.

Dr. Greg Hartley, Board Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist and associate professor at the University of Miami, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that we should take the study with a grain of salt. “Frailty, strength, muscle mass, physical performance—those things are all correlated to mortality, but I would caution everybody that correlation doesn’t mean causation,” he said.

And of course, the test doesn’t take into account injuries or disabilities that may make doing the test impossible. But one of the study’s authors says that the study is a call to take our mobility seriously.

“The more active we are the better we can accommodate stressors, the more likely we are to handle something bad that happens down the road,” Dr. Claudio Gil Araujo, told USA Today.

This article originally appeared on 3.10.23

Fresh Pair season two continues with another fire episode featuring a legendary hip-hop guest that not only helped define the genre but solidified himself as a cultural icon, transcending to household name status and earning a place on many people’s Mount Rushmore of West Coast hip-hop. In the latest episode, sneaker customizer to the stars Katty Customs and hip hop architect Just Blaze are joined by Ice Cube, who is gifted a custom pair of inspired Air Force 1s, chock-full of details that celebrate Cube’s long and storied career.

If you know anything about Ice Cube — we’re going to assume you do — you’re well aware that his rap moniker isn’t just a random assemblage of words, Cube is supremely cool, but even a pair of sunglasses and his famously chill demeanor wasn’t enough to mask his excitement over what Katty and Just cooked up for him. After the awe-inspiring reveal, Cube looked at his custom AF-1s like a kid in a candy store, eyes wide with wonder. Have you ever heard Ice Cube say ‘wow’ and mean it? That alone makes this episode a must-watch.

The fresh pair led Cube to share stories about how he first linked up with Hank Shocklee in the wake of NWA’s breakup, the making of his legendary album Death Certificate, and explains how “It Was a Good Day” was essentially the song version of his movie Friday, deep diving into the creation of each.

But that’s not all, Cube also talked a bit about the beef between The Big 3 and the NBA, and revealed his top five favorite storytelling rap tracks. It’s a deep interview with a dope pair of shoes and one of the most entertaining personalities in all of hip-hop, you already know what to do!

After another Finals run that fell short of a title, the Miami Heat entered this offseason poised to make a big move. They were connected with the pursuit of Bradley Beal before he landed on the Phoenix Suns as his preferred destination, as well as briefly being mentioned as a possible suitor for James Harden.

However, they have since moved on to targeting Damian Lillard, who has made clear to the Blazers that he wants to be in Miami when the season starts, but to this point a deal has not been made and the two sides sit at a stalemate. Landing Lillard is what will make this summer a success for Miami, so that looms over everything, but in the meantime we’re going to take stock of their offseason thus far and the moves they’ve made in the Draft, free agency, and trades.

Draft: B

The Heat added a high-floor wing in Jaime Jaquez Jr. out of UCLA with the 18th overall pick, as he seemingly fits Miami’s culture extremely well as a tough-nosed player. The question, at this point, is whether Jaquez is still part of the Heat when the season starts or if he’ll be headed off to the Blazers in a Lillard deal. In any case, this is what our Brad Rowland wrote on Draft night when the Heat took Jaquez, giving them a B for the selection, if only for it being a bit earlier than most expected Jaquez to go.

I’m a sucker for Jaime Jaquez, and I’ll admit that. This is a substantial rise from where most had him during the season but, well, this is about where I had him the entire time. Miami is also a wonderful landing spot because the Heat do a fantastic job putting players in positions to succeed. Jaquez’s toughness and feel for the game fit beautifully with the Heat.

Free Agency/Contract Extensions: B

So far the Heat have been fairly quiet on the free agent market, which isn’t a surprise given how important landing Lillard is in determining how desirable a destination they are for potential vet minimum signees. Re-signing Kevin Love was a perfectly solid move given how good he was in their postseason run. Thomas Bryant gives them a big for the regular season rotation that can space the floor. If they land Lillard, there will likely be another flurry of signings to fill out the roster. Josh Richardson’s return to Miami is a very nice signing on the minimum as they needed to bolster their guard depth with Gabe Vincent and Max Strus departing. Losing two starters from their Finals run is no small thing, but they’ve mitigated those losses solidly so far, and, obviously, would be more than fine with those departures so long as they land Lillard as well.

Trades: INC

It’s impossible to fully hand out a grade to the Heat until we know whether they’ve successfully dealt for Lillard. If so, this offseason is an A+, as they’ll have added a near-perfect complement to their star duo of Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo for what figures to be an outgoing package that is not near the same impact of Lillard on the court (with all due respect to Tyler Herro). Having an elite scoring guard like Lillard alongside Butler (who is a tremendous scorer, but not at the same volume) and Adebayo (who is maybe the most versatile big man defender in the NBA) would make them one of the favorites in the East.

If somehow the Blazers find another trade partner and send Lillard elsewhere, then this offseason is a step back for the Heat. The only trades they’ve made otherwise are salary dumping Victor Oladipo to OKC and a sign-and-trade sending Max Strus to Cleveland, opening up some roster space (and a trade exception) by bringing back only a second round pick thanks to the involvement of the Spurs. Losing Strus and Vincent without landing Lillard would seemingly drop them behind the top teams in the East and create an uphill battle to return to the Finals in the near future.

Taylor Swift brought the Eras Tour to Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium a few weeks ago, where Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce had hoped to pass on his number to the pop star. Given Swift split from Joe Alwyn and Kelce is also single, he figured he’d try.

However, as he detailed on his recent New Heights podcast episode, it didn’t go so well.

“I was disappointed that she doesn’t talk before or after her shows because she has to save her voice for the 44 songs that she sings, so I was a little butthurt I didn’t get to hand her one of the bracelets I made for her,” Kelce said, as the bracelets had his digits on them.

“She doesn’t meet anybody — or at least she didn’t want to meet me, so I took it personal,” he added (jokingly about taking it personally, it would seem) in a conversation with his brother, Jason.

Even with his failed dating attempt, he still enjoyed the concert and was shocked by the Swifties’ excitement. Especially their dedication to creating costumes from any and all of Swift’s past eras to wear.

“I’ve only seen Arrowhead filled like that for Chiefs games with that much excitement, and everybody was dressed in pink and purple going crazy for her. It was wild. It was a wild show,” Kelce praised.

Check out the full episode here.

So, it looks like aliens might exist, and furthermore, that the United States may be in possession of a body. Extraterrestrial enthusiast and Blink-182 singer Tom DeLonge, naturally, is pumped. He tweeted today (July 26) a graphic that reads, “Tom Was Right Aliens F**king Exist,” captioned with a smiling face wearing sunglasses emoji.

As for what DeLonge is talking about: David Grusch, a former Air Force intelligence officer, testified before a House Oversight subcommittee in Congress today. This comes after a June interview in which he claimed the US government is in possession of UFOs — or UAPs (“unidentified aerial phenomena”), as the US government refers to them. He said, “Well, naturally, when you recover something that’s either landed or crashed […] sometimes you encounter dead pilots and, believe it or not, as fantastical as that sounds: It’s true.”

During today’s testimony, he was asked under oath, “Do you believe our government has made contact with intelligent extraterrestrials,” to which he responded, “Something I can’t discuss in a public setting.” He was then asked if the US has the bodies of the pilots of crashed UAPs, and he noted that “biologics came with some of these recoveries,” later specifying that they were “non-human.”

Find the full hearing below.

Sometimes the best new R&B can be hard to find, but there are plenty of great rhythm-and-blues tunes to get into if you have the time to sift through the hundreds of newly released songs every week. So that R&B heads can focus on listening to what they really love in its true form, we’ll be offering a digest of the best new R&B songs that fans of the genre should hear every Friday.

Since the last update of this weekly R&B and Afrobeats column, we’ve received plenty of music and news from the genre’s artists.

Tinashe announced her new album BB/ANG3L with her sultry single “Talk To Me Nice” and Snoh Aalegra seems to be gearing up for a new album with her soothing record, “Be My Summer.” Burna Boy hopped on Byron Messia’s summer hit “Talibans” for a remix aptly titled “Talibans II” while Victoria Monet shared the tracklist for Jaguar II. Elsewhere, Chloe announced the second leg of the In Pieces Tour, Beyoncé gave somewhat of an update on those Renaissance visuals, and Kehlani performed at the WNBA All-Star Game.

Here are some more releases on the new music front that you should check out:

Fridayy — “When It Comes To You”

Philly singer Fridayy isn’t letting up any time soon as he returns with his latest single, “When It Comes To You.” His haunting yet captivating vocals fill up the room over the song’s cloudy beat as he professes his love to a new woman in his life. The track is also the second single from his upcoming debut album, set to drop in August.

Mahalia — IRL (Deluxe)

A week after releasing her second album IRL, Mahalia returns with a deluxe edition that adds six songs to the original release. Four of the records — “Bag Of You,” “Letter To Ur Ex,” and “Plastic Plants” — have already been released while “Slowly” and “Mani Pedi” stand as the previously unheard records. Mahalia also added a live edition of “Terms And Conditions” to the deluxe.

Roy Woods — “Test What You Know”

It’s been years since we received a deluxe project from Roy Woods, but luckily that streak is about to end as the Brampton singer prepares to release his sophomore album Mixed Emotions on July 28. Ahead of its release, Woods returns with the project’s fourth single “Test What I Know,” a single that captures the intimate moments between him and a secret lover.

Ama Lou — “Silence”

Ama Lou is back with yet another impressive release ahead of her upcoming debut album I Came Home Late. “Silence” is a moody and enchanting record that the singer uses to embrace silence in a way that others might not. The record comes after her previous single, “Caught Me Running.”

Jahkoy — “More Than Anything”

The journey continues for Toronto singer Jahkoy as he gears up to release his upcoming project Pretty Conversation. The latest offering from that project is “More Than Anything,” a record that the singer says dates back to an encounter he had with a woman during his time as an opening act for Kehlani’s SweetSexySavage Tour. He adds that the record is “an outside look on a lover who is telling someone that they mean more than material things and the superficial things life has to offer.”

Capella Grey — Here, Damn.

While fans wait for his upcoming album Vibe Responsibly, Volume 1, Capella Grey returns to numb the wait with a new EP. Here, Damn. delivers seven songs that are a nice and succinct preview of what’s to come Vibe Responsibly, Volume 1.

Crayon — Trench To Triumph

Don Jazzy’s Mavins record label is home to stars like Rema and Ayra Starr but the talent on the imprint doesn’t stop there. Crayon and his debut project Trench To Triumph is proof of that. The project arrives with 13 songs and features from Oxlade, Magixx, Ayra Starr, Victony, and more and there’s a high chance you won’t skip a song through one listen.

Young Jonn — “Sharpally”

After rising to prominence in the afrobeats world with records like “Dada” and “Xtra Cool,” Nigerian singer Young Jonn is looking to keep up the momentum with his latest single, “Sharpally.” It follows the successful “Aquafina” from earlier this year and it arrives as a lively record that should find space in on the afrobeats dancefloor.

Mr Eazi — “Chop Life, No Friend”

Finally, Mr Eazi is preparing to release a new solo album, his first since 2018’s Life Is Eazi, Vol. 2 — Lagos To London. The untitled project has two singles to its name, “Legalize” and now “Chop Time, No Friend.” The latter is a playful and lighthearted record from Eazi that arrives as a message to simply enjoy life. “It means when you are eating, you don’t think about anybody,” Eazi says of the new song’s title. “You are just focused on your enjoyment.”

Lyfe Harris & Ye Ali — “Sex & Empathy”

Ye Ali and Lyfe Harris, a duo that proves to be successful time and time again, strike the match one more time for their latest record “Sex & Empathy.” The duo gets intimate as they sing about their respective relationships and the two things they want from their lovers: sex and empathy.

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

As Barbie continues to break box office records, Mattel is plotting the future of toy-based entertainment and hopefully not taking any of the wrong lessons from the Greta Gerwig film’s success.

“Everybody hopes that when you create a movie that there is going to be a franchise,” Mattel Films head Robbie Brenner told Variety about the MCU (Mattel Cinematic Universe). “That’s the hope — that it goes on and on and it’s a gift that keeps giving. But, in this day and age, you just want to get the first one right.” The future first ones include movies based on Hot Wheels (“grounded and gritty,” according to producer J.J. Abrams), Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots (starring Vin Diesel), and Magic 8 Ball (“a PG-13 thriller”). There’s also Major Matt Mason (this guy) with Tom Hanks, the Peter Farrelly-produced Wishbone, and Thomas & Friends from World War Z director Marc Forster.

The two most potentially promising movies based on Mattel toys are Polly Pocket, written and directed by Lena Dunham and starring Lily Collins, and Barney. “I don’t know that it’s necessarily going to be darker. It’s just going to be unique — more of like a Being John Malkovich or an Adaptation,” Brenner said about Daniel Kaluuya’s “A24-type” purple dinosaur movie.

If Christopher Nolan releases his next thoughtful epic on the same day as the View Master movie, we’ll have another Barbenheimer on our hands. Or maybe Barbie/Oppenheimer was a once-in-a-generation phenomenon, and the reason Barbie is a hit is because it was made by a talented writer and director, not because of the IP. One of the two.

(Via Variety)

Netflix is sitting at a pivotal place right now, which is not unlike what happened to TV and movies during the pandemic. That is to say, content will likely be slowing down in movie theaters due to the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, and Netflix is here to keep the popcorn flicks going when you are done rewatching Barbenheimer and are actively awaiting Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part Two. With that spirit in mind, Gal Gadot stars in her own new action film for the streamer, which will also soon include a majority of the The Fast And The Furious films within its back library.

Additionally, new seasons of fan-favorite shows like Heartstopper and The Lincoln Lawyer are coming along with a new batch of Untold sports scandals for the taking. Speaking of scandal, DEPP V. HEARD takes a “documentary” approach to a certain notorious celebrity trial. There also might be the next Squid Game in town (hold tight on that verdict), and another series on the opioid crisis will cover the serious side of the streamer while the temps stay far too hot outside.

Here’s everything coming to (and leaving) Netflix in August.

Heartstopper: Season 2 (series streaming 8/3)

Amid many other series cancellations on Netflix few years ago, this series received a doubled-down renewal after the romance series landed on over 50 Top 10 lists around the globe. This season, Charlie and rugby-guy Nick must continue to navigate their love with prom coming and a Parisian field trip, among all the necessary things that one must do in school. Mostly, though, this is about the romance and friends who circle ’round in various ways.

Heart Of Stone (film streaming 8/11)

Gal Gadot is following up Red Notice (which was the only movie that mattered at one moment) with a new yarn, in which she stars as Rachel Stone (yes, that’s right), who is an MI6 elite agent who happens to also be a secret member of a secret organization that none of her colleagues know about. Jamie Dornan plays the boss agent of Rachel, whose lives begin to collide, of course. This sounds like an action-filled-yet-glossy watch for when the movie schedule gets derailed by the ongoing strikes.

Zombieverse: Season 1 (Netflix series streaming 8/8)

Pay attention to this one because this show could be the next Squid Game. This reality series plops “survivors” into Seoul, South Korea, amid the outbreak of a zombie virus. Various challenges must be completed while the undead remain a constant threat, and we truly are awash with zombie disgustingness these days on TV, aren’t we? No word yet on how this shall be received by viewers of The Walking Dead and The Last Of Us, but it would be mildly surprising if this series isn’t a success.

Painkiller (series streaming 8/10)

Following in on the heels of Netflix’s The Pharmacist and Hulu’s Dopesick, this project presents a fictionalized retelling of the real-life opioid crisis in the U.S. That is to say, prepare for an origin story and ongoing presentation of OxyContin’s disastrous effects upon American lives, along with a dive into the system that allowed this drug to flourish. The story will follow both Barry Meier’s same-named book, along with Patrick Radden Keefe’s New Yorker article, “The Family That Built the Empire of Pain.” Look for Uzo Aduba, Matthew Broderick, Taylor Kitsch, and more on the screen.

DEPP V. HEARD (documentary streaming 8/16)

Let the warring PR sides roll? Surely, you have already heard about this defamation trial that made a spectacle of alleged domestic abuse, and this project promises to dive in to question everything that went down. It remains to be seen whether this will be an even remotely objective project or lean in a more sensational direction. (Take a guess.)

The Fast And The Furious (films streaming 8/1)

As with Heart Of Stone, this news might ease the pain of knowing that some blockbusters probably won’t hit theaters on their original release dates later this year. Several heaping helpings of Vin Diesel and the Fam are coming when a majority of The Fast And The Furious franchise movies arrive on the streaming service. Mind you, this won’t be the complete set, but at least you can revisit a substantial chunk of the movies when no one was going to space.

Avail. TBA
Guns & Gulaabs
Risqué Business: Taiwan

Avail. 8/1
Untold: Volume 3
2 Fast 2 Furious
Bee Movie
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2
Coming to America
Despicable Me
Despicable Me 2
Eat Pray Love
Fast & Furious
Fast Five
The Fast and the Furious
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Friends with Benefits
It’s Complicated
The Jerk
Just Go With It
Lost in Translation
Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted
No Strings Attached
Pawn Stars: Season 14
Poms
Terminator Genisys
Ugly Betty: Seasons 1-4

Avail. 8/2
Mark Cavendish: Never Enough
Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food
Soulcatcher

Avail. 8/3
Head to Head
Heartstopper: Season 2
The Last Hours of Mario Biondo
The Lincoln Lawyer: Season 2 Part 2
Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead

Avail. 8/4
The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge
Fatal Seduction: Volume 2

Avail. 8/7
Gabby’s Dollhouse: Season 8

Avail. 8/8
The Seven Deadly Sins: Grudge of Edinburgh Part 2
Untold: Johnny Football
Zombieverse

Avail. 8/9
Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip-Hop

Avail. 8/10
Jagun Jagun
Marry My Dead Body
Mech Cadets
Painkiller

Avail. 8/11
Down for Love
Heart of Stone

Avail. 8/12
Behind Your Touch

Avail. 8/14
Paddington
The Wiggles: Ready, Steady, Wiggle: Season 4

Avail. 8/15
Ancient Aliens: Season 5
Ballers: Seasons 1-5
Jared Freid: 37 and Single
Untold: Hall of Shame

Avail. 8/16
At Home With The Furys
The Chosen One
DEPP V HEARD

Avail. 8/17
My Dad the Bounty Hunter: Season 2
The Upshaws: Part 4

Avail. 8/18
10 Days of a Bad Man
Love, Sex and 30 Candles
Mask Girl
The Monkey King

Avail. 8/22
LIGHTHOUSE
Untold: Swamp Kings

Avail. 8/23
The Big Short
Destined with You
Sausage Party
Squared Love Everlasting
The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On: Season 2

Avail. 8/24
Baki Hanma: Season 2 Part 2
Ragnarok: Season 3
Who is Erin Carter?

Avail. 8/25
Killer Book Club
You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah

Avail. 8/30
Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones
Miss Adrenaline: A Tale of Twins
The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On: Season 2

Avail. 8/31
Choose Love
Karate Sheep: Season 2
One Piece

And it’s your last chance to stream these titles:

Leaving 8/12
Knightfall: Seasons 1-2

Leaving 8/14
Winx Club: Seasons 6-7

Leaving 8/15
Les Misérables

Leaving 8/24
Jobs

Leaving 8/31
A Knight’s Tale
If Beale Street Could Talk
InuYasha the Movie: Affections Touching Across Time
InuYasha the Movie 2: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass
InuYasha the Movie 3: Swords of an Honorable Ruler
InuYasha the Movie 4: Fire on the Mystic Island
The Italian Job
Mean Girls
Moving Art: Seasons 1-3
Open Season
Open Season 2
Paranormal Activity
The Ring
Salt
Scream: Seasons 1-3
She’s Gotta Have It
Sister, Sister: Seasons 1-6
Sleepless in Seattle