New Streaming Options: Miley Cyrus Special, Daniel Day-Lewis Returns, Fresh Music This week brings a wave of new streaming content, including a Hannah Montana anniversary celebration featuring Miley Cyrus, the return of Daniel Day-Lewis to acting, and the release of new albums from Charlie Puth and Robyn. Netflix also launches its first Major League Baseball broadcast, showcasing a matchup between the San Francisco Giants and New York Yankees. Streaming platforms are introducing a variety of new content, with a focus on nostalgic moments and fresh musical releases. The Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special, set to premiere on Disney+, honors the show’s legacy by featuring live performances, behind-the-scenes footage, and an interview with Cyrus conducted by podcast host Alex Cooper. Meanwhile, Daniel Day-Lewis makes a comeback in “Anemone,” a family drama directed by his son Ronan Day-Lewis. The film follows a reclusive man in North England’s wilderness who reconnects with his estranged child after a visit from an old friend. The entertainment landscape also includes notable film debuts. “Sentimental Value,” a Norwegian family film that won the Academy Award for best international film, arrives on Hulu. The story centers on siblings reuniting with their director father, played by Stellan Skarsgård, as they navigate personal and familial tensions. Another highlight is “Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice,” a hitman comedy starring James Marsden as an assassin working with a time-traveling character portrayed by Vince Vaughn. The film, written and directed by BenDavid Grabinski, premiered at SXSW. In the music world, Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers surprises fans with his first solo album, a jazz record titled “Honora.#miley_cyrus #stellan_skarsgard #alex_cooper #daniel_daylewis #ronan_daylewis

What to Stream: Celebrating 'Hannah Montana,' New Music, and Must-See Films A special anniversary edition of Hannah Montana is set to premiere on Disney+ as the show marks two decades since its debut. The live-streamed event will feature Miley Cyrus, archival footage, and an interview with the star, hosted by podcast personality Alex Cooper. The celebration coincides with a wave of new streaming content, including music, films, and series, highlighted by The Associated Press. Among the standout films is Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, a sci-fi comedy starring James Marsden as a hitman hired by a time traveler named Nick (Vince Vaughn). The film, directed by BenDavid Grabinski, explores themes of fate and redemption after Nick attempts to alter his past. It premiered at the SXSW film festival and debuts on Disney+ on March 27. Oscar-winning Norwegian drama Sentimental Value makes its streaming debut on Hulu, following its Academy Award victory for best international film. The film follows sisters reconnecting with their filmmaker father, played by Stellan Skarsgård, as he works on an autobiographical project. Critics praised its emotional depth, despite its intimate focus on a single family. Daniel Day-Lewis returns to the screen in Anemone, a family drama directed by his son Ronan Day-Lewis. The film follows a reclusive hermit in the English countryside, visited by an old friend seeking to bring him back to his son. Reviews noted its bleak tone and introspective storytelling, though some found it challenging to follow. New music releases include Flea’s debut jazz album Honora, a trumpet-driven project featuring collaborations with Thom Yorke and Nick Cave.#miley_cyrus #stellan_skarsgard #hannah_monsta #alex_cooper #sxsw_film_festival

O’Brien is delivering a standout performance this year, with a monologue that’s more incisive than last year’s. He openly criticized Ted Sarandos for undermining the theatrical experience and dismissed last year’s Oscar winners as minor achievements. His relaxed demeanor suggests he’s fully embracing the role, and it’s surprising how much enjoyment the Oscars are generating. The ceremony kicks off with children chasing him onto the stage, marking the end of an era as he becomes the last human host. His opening joke about opera and ballet sets a playful tone, and the subsequent short film of Conan dressed as “Betty Davies with lupus” from Weapons adds a whimsical touch. The sequence features Conan evading children, racing through an F1 track, playing ping pong, and jumping between historical eras, including Elizabethan England and a futuristic KPop scene where he speaks Norwegian to Stellan Skarsgard. The energy is electric, and it’s hard not to imagine watching this for hours. The fashion front is equally striking, with a parade of bold styles. The fashion desk notes a prevalence of brown tones, feathers, and Chanel, setting the stage for the ceremony. Michael B. Jordan arrives in a sleek black suit with a Nehru collar and waist chain, exuding understated elegance. Paul Mescal makes a late entrance in a cashmere Celine cardigan, borrowing Ethan Hawke’s signature bolo tie. Timothée Chalamet opts for all-white attire, his Givenchy suit blending sci-fi elements with the 1940s setting of Marty Supreme, which previously featured orange as a signature color. His futuristic look hints at a potential role shift. Vintage flair makes an appearance with Miyako Bellizzi, the Marty Supreme costume designer, in archival Dior by John Galliano.#obrien #ted_sarandos #conan #stellan_skarsgard #marty_supreme
