Top Picks for Streaming: Spielberg Reflects on ‘Jaws,’ Clipse Reunites, and ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ Gets Flirty

What to Watch: Spielberg’s ‘Jaws’ Reflection, Clipse’s Comeback, and ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ Flirting

Steven Spielberg’s examination of his iconic shark blockbuster in the documentary “Jaws 50” and Clipse, made up of Pusha T and Malice, reuniting for the album “Let God Sort Em Out,” are some of the new entertainment offerings coming your way.

Also included in the selection of streaming content worth watching, curated by The Associated Press’ entertainment experts, are Burna Boy’s eighth studio album, EA Sports’ College Football 26, and the upcoming Season 10 of “Bachelor in Paradise,” with contestants from “Golden Bachelor” and “Golden Bachelorette” appearing.

In the realm of new films:
– Spielberg delves into the enduring impact of “Jaws,” its 50th anniversary this summer, in the documentary “Jaws 50: The Definitive Inside Story,” available on Disney+ and Hulu. The documentary features contributions from key figures involved in the film’s creation, such as composer John Williams and production designer Joe Alves, alongside insights from actors Jonathan Filley and Lorriane Gary, as well as prominent filmmakers like James Cameron, Jordan Peele, and George Lucas.
– Alex Ross Perry’s experimental documentary focused on ’90s indie band Pavement, titled “Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain,” joins a streaming platform today. With a blend of actors like Joe Keery, Nat Wolff, and Jason Schwartzman, real band members like Stephen Malkmus, archival footage, and unconventional storytelling techniques, the documentary encapsulates the essence of the band in a unique and compelling way.
– Mark Anthony Green’s debut film “Opus,” a cult-horror tale revolving around a secluded pop star and a mysterious retreat, debuts on HBO Max today. Despite receiving mixed reviews from the Sundance Film Festival, the movie’s star-studded cast, featuring Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich, along with its intriguing premise, make it an intriguing watch. In an AP review, Mark Kennedy noted the film’s oscillation between an insightful commentary on fame and a descent into chaotic horror, emphasizing the casting choices as a central point of criticism.

Turning to the latest music releases:
– Clipse, consisting of Pusha T and Malice, drop their eagerly anticipated project “Let God Sort Em Out” today, marking their first collaborative release in over 15 years. With stellar performances from both artists and an array of high-profile features including Kendrick Lamar, Tyler the Creator, Nas, Pharrell Williams, and more, the album is poised to be the rap record of the summer.
– Nigeria’s Burna Boy returns with his eighth studio album, showcasing his signature blend of Afrobeat and contemporary influences.

In conclusion, these new offerings in television, film, and music promise a diverse and engaging range of entertainment options for audiences to enjoy.