Whether you’re a fan or a critic, there’s no denying the magnetic allure of the vibrant cast of Netflix’s Dubai Bling. The drama returns this week for a highly anticipated third season, now with a few fresh faces joining the mix. Over on OSN+, the platform is unveiling its first-ever original miniseries: a delightful comedy-drama that follows a Kuwaiti influencer whose good intentions to help others take an unexpected turn as her thirst for fame begins to take over.
For those who love a bit of reality TV nostalgia, don’t miss the two-part documentary on Jerry Springer, the trailblazer of “trash TV,” whose show became a cultural sensation in the ’90s.
Here’s a roundup of the latest films, shows, and music to add to your streaming queue!
The drama, extravagant outfits, and intense rivalries are back in full force in the latest season of Netflix’s hit Dubai Bling. As expected, tensions are high, and alliances are starting to crumble. This season introduces three exciting new faces to stir the pot: entrepreneur Jwana Karim, actress and TV anchor Mahira Abdel Aziz, and Saudi model Rawan Abdullah Abu Zaid, better known as Model Roz. Get ready for even more jaw-dropping moments and unexpected twists!
OSN+’s first original miniseries follows Maryam, portrayed by Kuwaiti actress Lulwa Almulla, a motivational influencer who becomes increasingly captivated by the allure of online fame. This comedy-drama, shot entirely in Kuwait, also stars Jamal Al-Radhan, Huda Al-Khateeb, Salwa Khattab, Fay Fouad, Ascia, and Bibi Alabdulmohsen, among others.
R. Scott Gemmill, the executive producer of the iconic medical drama ER, presents a new series that delves into the lives of healthcare workers. Set in Pittsburgh, the show highlights the challenges and victories of medical professionals as they navigate personal struggles, workplace dynamics, and the emotional weight of caring for critically ill patients.
Taylor Kitsch stars in this American Western set in 1857, where a lawless world breeds violent clashes of culture, religion, and community, leaving only the bravest to survive. Some critics have dubbed the show “Yellowstone meets Game of Thrones” for its intense drama and rugged setting.
The Rig season two (Prime Video) This British supernatural thriller, which debuted in 2023, follows the crew of the Scottish oil rig Kinloch Bravo as they become stranded and cut off from communication with the mainland by a mysterious fog. As they struggle to find a way back, they soon discover that the danger they face is far beyond their expectations, forcing them to form unlikely alliances to survive. With the crew still trapped after surviving a tsunami, season two heightens the stakes as the remaining survivors grow increasingly concerned for their loved ones back home.
New movies to stream Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action (Netflix)
For 1990s kids, The Jerry Springer Show was the ultimate shock TV experience, serving up everything from outrageous family drama to love triangles, secret siblings, and, of course, plenty of flying chairs. Running for 27 seasons, the show became a cultural phenomenon, sparking debates about how far producers would go for entertainment value.
One of The National Team’s most highly anticipated shows of 2025, Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action delves into the origins and rise of the iconic series, featuring first-hand accounts and insider revelations. The show also includes interviews with former guests, who share how their lives were forever altered by their controversial appearances—often in ways they never expected. The Substance (OSN+)
Demi Moore’s career-defining film is now available to stream. In this sci-fi horror, Moore portrays Elisabeth Sparkle, a former star who turns to a black-market cell-replicating drug to restore her youth and fame. What starts as a miracle soon unravels into a nightmare as the younger version of Elisabeth battles for control of their shared consciousness.
Moore recently won her first Golden Globe for the role, marking the beginning of what could be a promising awards season ahead.
