New Shows, Songs and Games to Watch This Week

A fresh lineup of entertainment is hitting streaming services and gaming platforms from June 22 to 28. For music lovers, Paul Simon’s two‑hour concert special, “Paul Simon: The Quiet Celebration Concert, ” is available on Disney+ and Hulu. It showcases classic hits, new arrangements, and a heartfelt story of the artist’s comeback after losing hearing. Rock fans won’t want to miss Muse’s latest album, “The Wow! Signal, ” inspired by a mysterious 1977 radio burst that sparked speculation of extraterrestrial signals. The record mixes retro‑futuristic synths with hard‑rock anthems, giving the band a fresh direction. In television, Netflix’s live‑action “Avatar: The Last Airbender” returns for season two on June 25, following the young Avatar Aang as he hones his elemental powers across four nations. Apple TV+ brings back the beloved “Camp Snoopy” for a second season, featuring Snoopy and friends at a summer camp adventure. HBO Max introduces “Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness, ” a sketch comedy where Larry David portrays historical figures in an improvised, satirical format.Movie buffs will find the horror debut “Undertone” on HBO Max, a sound‑centric thriller that uses audio cues to frighten viewers. The film also appears on Netflix with “Little Brother, ” a comedy starring John Cena as a real‑estate agent whose orderly life is disrupted by his chaotic brother. Meanwhile, “In the Hand of Dante, ” a crime‑drama featuring Oscar Isaac and Al Pacino, drops on Netflix as well. Gamers can jump into the revamped “Star Fox” for Nintendo Switch 2, a high‑speed aerial combat adventure that lets players team up or battle online in planetary missions. Overall, this week’s releases span music, animation, drama, horror and gaming, offering something for every taste.