Aging comes with its own set of challenges — sickness, decline in cognitive abilities, and invisibility from society. Older people face specific prejudices, as people brush off their ideas as fantasies of an aging mind. At a certain point, many older people move into elder care facilities, whether by choice or at the insistence of their loved ones. Unfortunately, some of those facilities do not have the residents' best interests at heart, but they will advertise themselves as heaven on Earth. These are the ideas explored in Netflix's upcoming horror series, premiering tomorrow, May 21.

John Travolta has given some wonderful performances in movies and TV shows like Grease, Pulp Fiction, and American Crime Story, and has been in the business for over 50 years. But the actor has largely remained in front of the camera for that entire period, something he's looking to change with his upcoming movie. Travolta makes his directorial debut in Propeller One-Way Night Coach, an upcoming Apple TV drama film about a young boy on his first-ever flight. The film had its global premiere at this year's Cannes Film Festival, drawing mixed reactions from critics.

Summer for Apple TV brings several new shows along with returning ones. From horror to drama and comedy, the slate is appealing to a wide variety of subscribers. However, one of the most anticipated releases is the brand-new season of Apple's hit sci-fi drama which has kept viewers on their toes over two seasons. Season 3 premieres on July 3 and continues the tradition of delivering story twists set in a post-apocalyptic world.

Following Yellowstone's gargantuan success, everyone has been trying to create their own version of the show. From Prime Video's Outer Range to AMC's Dark Winds, attempts have been made to cater to this genre. Netflix has not been left behind, ordering both old school Westerns and neo-Westerns, even though the former was not a success. However, the latter was an immediate hit and was renewed for Season 2, which premieres on July 23. The series features all the classic trappings of modern Westerns: mystery, action, and romance.

Since its 2018 premiere, Taylor Sheridan's hit neo-western drama Yellowstone has ruled the airwaves, setting records and breaking them. The show was a major sleeper hit that went mainstream a few seasons before it ended. However, internal conflicts affected the quality in later seasons, with the final one failing to land the ship successfully after Kevin Costner's exit. Paramount was not ready to let go of this universe after it had given them numerous hits in the form of prequels. However, the network has now shifted its focus to what happens after Yellowstone, with spin-offs like Marshals and Dutton Ranch.

One of the most satisfying things about television is watching a story you've invested in reach a satisfying conclusion. And when that story is a sci-fi narrative that only the creators know to bring to an end, it becomes even more frustrating when the show gets cancelled. Shows like Firefly, Raised by Wolves, and The OA remain among the most controversial cancellations in history. However, one of the worst sci-fi cancellations came at an inopportune time as the show was gearing up for a final season that never saw the light of day. But even with that untimely ending close to four years ago, that show is still a streaming favorite.

For fans of crime dramas, the 2014 Starz series Power remains one of the best. The series blends together a world of struggle, law enforcement, murder, and romance to deliver an exhilarating viewing experience. Power has been so successful that it has spawned three successful spin-offs so far, with more planned in the near future. Now, Netflix is tapping into that aspect that makes the universe feel electric with enigmatic leads, action, and beautiful sets.

It's commonly joked that Taylor Sheridan keeps Paramount+ in business because, at any given time, he has three or more shows trending on the streamer's top ten. The prolific writer-director has delivered more hits for Paramount+ than any other creator, and even as he prepares to depart the company for NBCUniversal, the numbers keep rolling in. Yellowstone remains his most popular series to date, spawning numerous successful spin-offs. However, the latest entrant into this universe sends the franchise into the stratosphere.