Discover this week’s top picks for entertainment at home. From must-watch movies and TV shows to captivating reads and sensational music, find the best options to elevate your leisure time.

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Mother of the Bride
Netflix, 10 May


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The Backyard Bird Chronicles
Amy Tan

‘Unexpected and spectacular’ reviewed by Ann Patchett, best-selling author of These Precious Days.

‘The Backyard Bird Chronicles’ offers a journey into the serene world of birdwatching, guided by the insightful observations and delightful sketches of author Amy Tan. Faced with the tumult of modern life in 2016, Tan sought refuge in the simple beauty of nature, particularly the diverse avian visitors to her yard. Through daily entries, Tan captures the passage of time, inviting readers to join her in marveling at the intricate lives of birds and finding solace in the tranquility of the natural world. With wit and charm, ‘The Backyard Bird Chronicles’ celebrates the power of mindfulness, connection to nature, and the joy of embracing the small wonders that surround us every day.


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Can We Please Have Fun?
Kings of Leon

‘Can We Please Have Fun’ marks Kings of Leon’s ninth studio album, succeeding their 2021 release ‘When You See Yourself.’ The album introduces its lead single, ‘Mustang,’ which debuted in February 2024. With their signature blend of rock sounds and introspective lyrics, Kings of Leon continue to captivate audiences, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in their latest musical offering. ‘Can We Please Have Fun’ promises to deliver an engaging and memorable listening experience for fans old and new alike.


Author: Charlotte Wright & Weslee Dizon

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