The blockbuster biopic "Michael" and a new documentary about Travis Barker are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you. Also among the streaming offerings worth your time this week, as selected by The Associated Press' entertainment journalists: players can get back on the gridiron in "Madden NFL 27," a new season of "Reacher" drops and Carly Simon releases her first album in more than a decade. New movies to stream from Aug. 10-16 — The Michael Jackson biopic "Michael" begins streaming Aug. 10 on Starz after a $1 billion run at the box office. Director Antoine Fuqua's estate-approved dramatization of Jackson's life stars his nephew Jaafar Jackson as the King of Pop. In my review, I wrote that "Michael" "slides a sequin glove over the pop star's tarnished legacy, shrouding Michael Jackson's complications with a conventional biopic that, if you cover your ears, sounds great." — The Netflix-Sandler connection continues in "Don't Say Good Luck" (Aug. 14), a Happy Madison production starring Sandler's daughter Sunny. In the coming-of-age comedy, she plays a high school theater student whose school play aspirations are complicated by her mother's illness. Co-starring Melanie Lynskey. — In "Normal" (Aug. 14 on HBO Max), Bob Odenkirk extends his action-hero resume beyond the two "Nobody" movies. In director Ben Wheatley's film, Odenkirk plays a substitute sheriff who arrives in a wintery Minnesota town full of strange happenings, including the recent death of the previous sheriff. In my review, I called it "a hyperviolent Midwestern Western that cleverly inverts some genre standards with a pleasingly loose hold on reality." — AP Film Writer Jake Coyle New music to stream from Aug.... Read More