‘Tis the Season for 17 New TV Series and Movie Premieres

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Director Todd Haynes directs this film starring Julianne Moore as Gracie, a woman who had an affair with a child and eventually married him (loosely based on the Mary Kay Letourneau story). Years later, when an actress playing Gracie in a film (Natalie Portman) arrives at her home for research, the couple’s relationship is tested.

In this true crime miniseries, Bostonians recount the Carol Stuart murder in 1989. The investigation ignited racial tensions in the city and led to a shocking revelation of the true identity of the killer.

Thea brings her new fiancé Jashan home to meet her family for Christmas, but there’s a bit of a culture clash between their Norwegian traditions and his Indian roots in this international holiday rom-com.

Catch up on season one of the Italian miniseries and then tune in for the premiere of season two. In it, Gianna hates the constant questioning from her family about her love life, so she shops around for a fake boyfriend to bring home for the holidays. Flirty hilarity ensues.

In India, they’ve turned Archie comics into a Bollywood film. Only skip it if you hate fun.

Opposites really do attract in this British import. Janet is a supermarket worker who cares about nothing while Seamus is a political broadcaster who only cares about himself and his perfectly curated life. When they meet, their different personalities clash, but they are also strangely brought closer together.

The Heffley family is snowed in without power and things are about to get weird (especially when it comes to Manny and his creepy doll) in the animated version of the beloved book.

Two families, strangers to each other, are thrown together when there’s a major blackout. The challenge to survive gets mixed with whom to trust. Sam Esmail writes and directs this adaptation of the Rumaan Alam novel while Julia Roberts, Ethan Hawke, Mahershala Ali, Myha'la Herrold and Kevin Bacon star.

Over 20 years after the first “Chicken Run,” the animated film gets a sequel. The chickens have broken out of the farm and started a new life, but when a new threat emerges, they must break into a factory to save all of chicken-kind.

A dormant elite assassin (Mark Wahlberg) is reactivated when his unsuspecting family is threatened. They must take a road trip (a family vacation, of sorts) to Vegas to protect each other in this family action-comedy.

A single mother and her two adults daughters struggle through life in this new sitcom, created by and starring Kat Sadler for BBC Three.

K-pop fans, assemble for this behind-the-scenes miniseries about BTS, the wildly popular Korean boy band. Follow the band from their beginning all through today.

For his second directorial effort, Bradley Cooper helms and stars in this biopic about composer Leonard Bernstein and his wife, Felicia (played by the radiant Carey Mulligan). Cooper worked on his conducting skills for six years for one pivotal scene.

Percy Jackson is a tween boy and a demigod among men in this new series adaptation of the best-selling Rick Riordan novels. He must embrace his new identity in order to prevent a war among the gods.

Zack Snyder directed this sci-fi film, billed as a “space opera.” Sofia Boutella plays Kora, a former Imperium army member who rallies warriors from across the galaxy to fight against the oppressive government, called the Motherworld. If "Star Wars" fans think the plot sounds familiar, the bones of it come from a canceled "Star Wars" feature that Snyder was developing for Lucasfilm.

Never has a high school science fair felt so thrilling as in this new docu-series. The stakes are high for the grand prize and so is the drama when teenagers are concerned.