Here’s a collection curated by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists of what’s arriving on TV, streaming services and music platforms this week.
Movies
Valentine’s Day means romantic comedies, and romantic comedies — often enough — mean Jennifer Lopez.
The rom-com mainstay of “Maid in Manhattan” and “The Wedding Planner” returns to the genre in “Marry Me,” which opens Friday in theaters and on Peacock.
In it, she plays a J-Lo-like pop star who learns her fiancé has been cheating on her just before their wedding is to be televised.
Heartbroken and distraught, she pulls a random fan (Owen Wilson) out of the audience who happens to be holding a “Marry Me” sign.
The movie, which Lopez produced and performs songs in, will surely strike some as reflecting the star’s own closely followed, always-in-the-spotlight romantic life.
It’s also her first lead role in a movie since 2019′s acclaimed “Hustlers.”
Latest Stories
-
Reckless and Insensitive: Nana Obiri Boahen’s baseless attack on JB Danquah’s widow must be condemned
22 minutes -
‘On a power trip’ or ‘obviously brilliant’? Americans weigh Musk’s influence
1 hour -
Is it checkmate for South Africa after Trump aid freeze?
1 hour -
Kpebu demands answers from Special Prosecutor over case delays
2 hours -
‘Rushing back to capital markets could be costly’ – World Bank warns Ghana
2 hours -
Service Personnel to receive full arrears starting today – Acting Dir Felix Gyamfi
2 hours -
‘Mahama is thinking about it’ – NSS Director on allowance increment
3 hours -
‘Corruption delayed your allowances, but we’re fixing it’ – NSS boss
3 hours -
US sues New York officials over immigration enforcement
5 hours -
Trump, allies ramp up attacks on judges as Musk calls for impeachments
5 hours -
Kennedy Center board, with Trump as the new chair, fires its president
5 hours -
Family of Black woman killed by Illinois police to get $10m in settlement
5 hours -
France, Senegal say in talks to arrange departure of French troops
6 hours -
South Africa’s G20 ambitions bump up against reality of Trump
6 hours -
50 countries affected by USAID freeze, says WHO
6 hours