Feel like shedding a tear? “The Iron Claw” has landed on Netflix, bringing the tragic true story of the Von Erich family to your screen. Starring Zac Efron, Jeremy Allen White and Lily James, the film shows the rise of the Von Erich brothers in professional wrestling and the devastating losses that followed. More than a sports drama, “The Iron Claw” dives into brotherhood, ambition and the crushing weight of legacy. ー April Borjon

The NBA before the NBA was the ABA. That’s the compelling argument of a new docuseries, “Soul Power: The Legend of the American Basketball Association,” which chronicles the league’s electric, short-lived era starting in 1967. Colorado Springs resident Rick Barry figures prominently, as does Spencer Haywood of the former Denver Rockets. Streaming on Amazon Prime. ー Seth Boster

Eric Dane’s “Famous Last Words” posthumous interview leaves a mark. Just one day after the “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Euphoria” actor died Feb. 19, Netflix released the exclusive episode as part of its docuseries interviewing notable figures before their death. Having battled ALS for less than two years, Dane filmed his last words in November 2025, leaving the world with one final message. — April Borjon

To this day, people remain fascinated by John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, who died in 1999 when their plane went down off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard, Mass. Only 38 and 33, respectively, people mourned, and still mourn, the untimely deaths. “Love Story,” a four-part limited series on FX and Hulu, immerses us in their relationship. — Jennifer Mulson

Time to prep for the Oscars. Check out Kate Hudson, nominated for best actress, in the biopic “Song Sung Blue” on Peacock. She stars alongside Hugh Jackman as Claire and Mike Sardina, a couple who travel the country as a Neil Diamond tribute experience. The soundtrack is a banger, of course, with hits such as “Sweet Caroline,” “Song Sung Blue” and “Cherry Cherry.” — Jennifer Mulson