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If there is such a thing as a multiverse, perhaps a reality exists in which "Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul." is funny. Perhaps even very funny.

This week’s new entertainment releases include fresh albums from Yungblud and Megadeth, a documentary that delves into the extraordinary life of explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, and Regina Hall and Sterling K

LEXINGTON, Ky. — College football is starting, but here are five basketball notes worth mentioning for 2022-23:

A hit in England and now streaming on Peacock, the six-part Channel 4/Peacock coproduction “The Undeclared War” will likely find a smaller fan base here, especially younger ones (it’s rated TV-MA but the sexual and verbal content is aggressively discreet). It’s a frustrating watch, never crass or sloppy, but underpowered.

The sprawling, multi-dimensional deal speaks to the current nature of college athletics (cash is king), and the Big Ten just put itself in the lead of the revenue race.

The Sept. 12 Emmy ceremony will air live on NBC and be carried on its streaming sibling Peacock.

Live from the Emmys, it’s Kenan Thompson.

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. is exploring launching a free, ad-supported streaming service, its chief executive said, the latest effort by a streaming giant to reach a broader audience as the competition for users intensifies.

Over the years, original shows and movies have shifted to streaming networks. Sports content is also making the move. Another television staple is headed to streaming with one of the longest-running soap operas headed to a streaming platform.