Dylan Mulvaney's Tell-All Book and Netflix Thriller "Adolescence": What's Coming Out This Week?
Dylan Mulvaney's Tell-All Book and Netflix Thriller "Adolescence": What's Coming Out This Week?
Alright, let's talk about the big releases this week! There’s a lot to cover—from gripping crime dramas to exciting book launches and even some wrestling action for gaming fans. So, let’s dive right in.
First up, we have "Adolescence," a new four-part crime drama hitting Netflix this Thursday. If you're a parent, this one might send shivers down your spine. The show kicks off with an intense opening scene—police officers storm into a home and arrest a 13-year-old boy accused of murdering a female classmate. His family is in shock, protesting his innocence, while the authorities press on. The show, co-created and co-written by Stephen Graham, who also stars as the boy’s father, aims to spark discussions around technology, education, and parenting. With Top Boy’s Ashley Walters and newcomer Owen Cooper also part of the cast, this is one thriller that promises to keep you on edge.
Now, let’s talk about Dylan Mulvaney. If you’ve been following social media, you probably know her from her viral videos documenting her gender transition. This week, she’s stepping into the literary world with her new book, Paper Doll: Notes from a Late Bloomer , launching on Tuesday. The memoir offers an intimate look at her life, both before and after transitioning. She shares personal moments like her first break in theater and the emotional moment when her dad finally recognized her as a girl. Of course, she doesn’t shy away from controversy—she also reflects on the backlash she faced following her Bud Light sponsorship, which led to a heated public debate. Mulvaney hopes that her book will inspire readers to embrace their authentic selves, regardless of gender or sexuality.
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Fantasy fans, get ready—Amazon Prime is dropping Season 3 of The Wheel of Time this Thursday. Based on Robert Jordan’s beloved book series, this epic tale of magic, destiny, and the battle between light and darkness is back, with Rosamund Pike reprising her role. Expect more adventure, more conflict, and an even deeper dive into this mesmerizing fantasy world.
And for all the wrestling fans out there, WWE 2K25 is finally dropping on Friday. With WWE making big moves this year—shifting flagship shows to Netflix and even turning John Cena into a heel—fans are eagerly awaiting the next installment of this gaming franchise. Reviews suggest WWE 2K25 builds on last year’s success, but there’s a new addition that’s stirring up debate: a console-exclusive online mode called The Island , which some believe resembles the controversial City mode from NBA 2K. Still, with a massive 300-character roster of wrestling legends, this one is bound to get fans hyped.
Beyond these major releases, there’s plenty more happening this week—Edvard Munch Portraits opens at the National Portrait Gallery, Bargain Hunt celebrates 25 years on TV, the Manchester Film Festival kicks off, and Courting drops a new album on Friday.
So, whether you're into crime dramas, memoirs, fantasy sagas, or video games, there’s something exciting in store for everyone this week. What are you most excited about? Let me know!
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