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With CIA women on our cover, this week's roundup focuses on female protagonists in sitcoms, documentaries and more.

Curated playlists that favor U.S. musicians are having a detrimental effect on U.K. acts in the music charts, says Polydor boss.

Including "Laverne and Shirley," a docu-series about bull riders and a sweet (sorry) British baking show.

From 'Stranger Things' and a film adaptation of 'The Little Prince' to recently-added '90s crime and rom rom classics.

Wayne Rooney's testimonial will be the first all-Premier League match to be streamed on Facebook Live.

Following the success of Beyoncé's "Lemonade", Apple is looking to take a sip.

Americans still spend billions of dollars on DVDs, but online services are growing fast.

The onboard streaming app will offer 200 hours of digital films and TV shows.

If you're watching "Game of Thrones" through illicit means, you may be in trouble.

The rare astronomical can be seen between 7:12 a.m. and 2:42 p.m. Eastern time.

The British astronaut will run an Earth-bound rover from the International Space Station.

Looking for Prince on Spotify? Too bad.

The band's ninth album could be on the way in a matter of months—but streaming it may be out of the question.

Twitter outbids rivals including Verizon, Yahoo and Amazon, will stream 10 games in 2016.

If you can't beat them, join them: Kanye West appears to have illegally downloaded music software despite denouncing online piracy.

Educational media for kids will be available all day on a new television channel as well as via live stream.

The show will return for seasons 5, 6 and 7, and series creator Jenji Kohan will stay on as executive producer and showrunner.

Though TV revolutionized home life, U.K. teenagers and children now spend more time online.

Technology has altered music's economics to favor safe, mainstream acts while kicking the outliers to the curb.

"The Get Down," set in the South Bronx in the 1970s, is slated for a debut sometime in 2016.

The company is hoping to counter slowing growth in the U.S., and is exploring options for China.

From self-driving cars to robots, this year's CES is promising to be a blockbuster.

The war of the streaming services hots up.

A vampire comedy, a suspenseful World War II drama and the worst Western ever streamed.

Everything new to streaming this week, starring "Transparent" and "Tangerine."

From conveniently idiotic to horrifyingly awful, prepare for the onslaught of new terrible holiday movies by reliving old ones.

The long-awaited "Jessica Jones" hits Netflix, "Ex Machina" becomes available on Amazon Prime and "Fifty Shades of Grey" joins the HBO Go family (if you're into that sort of thing).

Tig Notaro's new pilot, John Mulaney's second chance and "The Wolfpack"—the most haunting documentary of the year—are all new to streaming this week.

Aziz Ansari comes to Netflix in a new show, while Meryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman head to Amazon Prime in one of the best movies ever made.

A roundup of original shows coming this fall from Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, AOL and Crackle.