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đź“…January 3, 2026 at 1:00 AM
January 2026 kicks off with major entertainment releases including Marvel's Wonder Man on Disney+, BTS comeback announcement, Bridgerton Season 4 on Netflix, and anticipated shows like The Traitors and Shrinking.
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Marvel's Wonder Man Premieres on Disney+ January 27

All eight episodes of Marvel's Wonder Man, starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as the title character and Ben Kingsley returning as Trevor Slattery, premiere on Disney+ on January 27 at 6 pm PST. This follows a full-season drop strategy similar to Echo and Marvel Zombies.Source 1 Co-stars include Arian Moayed, X Mayo, Zlatko Burić, Olivia Thirlby, and Byron Bowers.Source 1

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Disney+ January 2026 Lineup Announced

Disney+ features new content starting January 2 with The Big Year and Cheetahs Up Close premiere, followed by Percy Jackson Season 2 episodes on January 7 and 14. Highlights include Pole to Pole with Will Smith on January 14 and Pupstruction Construction on January 30.Source 1 Other releases: The Artful Dodger on January 10 and Disney Jr. Ariel Season 2 on January 28.Source 1

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BTS Announces March 2026 Comeback After Four-Year Hiatus

BTS reveals a March 2026 album release, their first studio effort since 'Be' in 2021 and anthology 'Proof' in 2022. This ends a nearly four-year group hiatus.Source 11 The announcement excites fans awaiting new music from the global K-pop phenomenon.Source 11

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Bridgerton Season 4 Streams on Netflix January 29

Netflix's Bridgerton Season 4 focuses on Benedict Bridgerton's Cinderella-like romance with housemaid Sophie Baek, starring Luke Thompson, Ruth Gemmell, and others. Returning cast includes Luke Newton and Nicola Coughlan.Source 3 The Regency-era drama continues family love stories.Source 3

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Stranger Things 5 and Werewolf Boy Highlight Netflix January Releases

Stranger Things Season 5 finale streams on Netflix this January, alongside WWE Unreal 2 on January 20 featuring Triple H, Seth Rollins, and Becky Lynch. Werewolf Boy hits cinemas January 15 with Rabin Angeles and Angela Muji.Source 3 These join other eagerly awaited titles.Source 3

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The Traitors Season 4 Premieres January 8 on Peacock

One of the most anticipated 2026 shows, The Traitors Season 4 launches January 8 on Peacock. It's part of a lineup including The Pitt and Euphoria.Source 5 Fans are eager for the reality competition's next installment.Source 5

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Shrinking Season 3 Debuts January 28 on Apple TV

Harrison Ford and Jason Segel return in Shrinking Season 3 on Apple TV January 28, picking up from Season 2 with new cast like Jeff Daniels as Segel's father and guest Michael J. Fox. The comedy continues its heartfelt storyline.Source 5

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Movie Theater Ticket Sales Grow Modestly in 2025

U.S. and Canada box office saw small growth in 2025 despite underperforming films and empty seats, per Comscore data. This rebound sets stage for 2026 releases.Source 6 Theaters anticipate stronger attendance with upcoming titles.Source 6

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AI Trends Set to Transform Entertainment in 2026

Industry leaders predict AI will orchestrate operations like predictive monitoring, dynamic pricing, and personalized content in 2026. Trends include AI-native packaging and perceptual compression for efficient production.Source 2 This enables scalable creation and immersive experiences.Source 2

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Patrick Dempsey Stars in Memory of a Killer on Fox January 25

Former Grey’s Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey leads Fox's thriller Memory of a Killer, inspired by a 2003 Belgian film, as hitman Angelo Ledda with early Alzheimer’s. It's among 16 exciting 2026 TV shows.Source 7 The drama explores high-stakes dilemmas.Source 7

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Beyoncé, Venus Williams, Nicole Kidman to Co-Chair 2026 Met Gala

Entertainment news highlights Beyoncé, Venus Williams, and Nicole Kidman as co-chairs for the 2026 Met Gala. This star-studded event promises major fashion and celebrity buzz.Source 9 Additional notes include Quezon City's Michelin Guide food crawl.Source 9

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Streaming Predictions: Feudal Media and Creator Shifts in 2026

Alan Wolk predicts 2026 as the 'Year of Feudal Media' with streamers hiring creators for new shows like game shows and sitcoms to replace filler content. Efforts may largely fail amid AI impacts on replicable programming.Source 4 International monetization drives the push.Source 4