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It's September, which means the fall content wave is already rolling in. To help you sort through the noise this month, we've curated the one new movie worth going to the theater for, the one new book that deserves a spot on your reading list, and the one new show to binge on a lazy evening.

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September Movie Premieres Everyone Will Be Talking About

September's movie lineup is stacked: a beloved franchise gets a sequel decades in the making, a fan-favorite A-lister leads a new comedy, and a campus rom-com marks the symbolic start of fall.

Practical Magic 2

In theaters September 11

Twenty-eight years after the original, the Owens sisters return to face the curse that could break their family for good. Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are back as our favorite witches, joined by Joey King and Maisie Williams. Whether you're excited for spooky season or '90s nostalgia (or both), this one's worth the ticket.

Hotel Spotlight

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Just minutes from the airport, Residence Inn Los Angeles LAX/Century Boulevard is designed for longer stays with all the comforts of home. Spacious studio and one-bedroom suites feature full kitchens, separate living areas, and flexible workspaces. A free airport shuttle adds convenience, while nearby access to Venice Beach, Santa Monica, and the South Bay makes exploring the coast effortless. See more.

The Best New Books Hitting Shelves in September 2026

This month’s book releases include a full-circle moment from one of YA's most beloved authors, a wedding-gone-wrong romantic thriller, and much more.

Hollywood, Ending by John Green

Out September 22

John Green's first novel since Turtles All the Way Down—and his adult fiction debut—follows two rising actors, Kai and Juniper, as their buzzy Andy Warhol biopic turns their lives upside down, professionally and romantically. Told through both of their points of view, it's a sharp, unflinching examination of the insatiable “attention economy”.

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Set along the Mississippi River and steps from New Orleans' most iconic neighborhoods, The Riverfront Hotel offers a modern retreat infused with the laid-back warmth of the Big Easy. Rooms pair clean, contemporary design with warm Southern touches, many featuring river views. Explore nearby museums and jazz clubs, then return to Fulton St. Bistro & Bar for cocktails and crawfish cakes. See more.

New & Returning September Shows You Won't Want To Miss

A Glen Powell-led comedy returns, a Reacher spinoff premieres, and a star-studded mob drama is back for another run.

MobLand

Season 2 streaming September 17 on Paramount+

There's a joke that fans of The Sopranos don't watch anything else because no other gangster show comes close. While that’s still true, MobLand might just be the next best thing, even if it’s more interested in action and shootouts than psychological introspection. Season 2 finds the Harrigans losing their grip as rivals circle, and their fixer Harry Da Souza (Tom Hardy) gets stuck holding the family together.

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Housed inside a meticulously restored 1911 firehouse, The Nobleman Fort Worth blends historic character with modern comfort in the heart of the Near Southside. The hotel features thoughtfully designed guest rooms and extended-stay suites with kitchenettes, inviting guests to settle in. Steps from Magnolia Avenue’s dining and music scene, The Nobleman offers a stay rooted in Fort Worth history and neighborhood energy. See more.

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