Rolling Stones, Adam Lambert, and a 'Little House' Reboot: The Ultimate Streaming Guide This Week

The Biggest Names in Entertainment Are Taking Over Your Screens This Week

Get ready for a whirlwind of new releases hitting streaming platforms from July 6 through July 12. The Associated Press has curated a stacked lineup featuring rock legends, pop icons, a beloved family classic, and a viral horror sensation. Here’s your no‑spoil guide to what’s worth your time.

Rolling Stones Unleash ‘Foreign Tongues’ with an All‑Star Guest List

Only the Rolling Stones could pull off a music video starring Anya Taylor‑Joy and Charles Melton as a frustrated couple. Their new soulful R&B single “Jealous Lover” is just the appetizer for the full album Foreign Tongues, dropping Friday, July 10. The tracklist reads like a who’s who of music royalty: Robert Smith of The Cure lends guitar to the rollicking “Divine Intervention,” while Steve Winwood, Paul McCartney, and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith make appearances. Perhaps the most poignant inclusion is a special appearance from the late Charlie Watts, taken from one of his final recording sessions before his death in 2021. It’s a bittersweet listen for die‑hard fans.

Why it matters: This marks the Stones’ first studio album in nearly two decades, and the collaborations signal a deliberate blend of classic rock with modern influences. For those who love behind‑the‑scenes drama, the involvement of McCartney and Winwood adds a layer of cross‑generation musical diplomacy.

Adam Lambert Strikes Out on His Own

Adam Lambert is stepping away from his role as Queen’s frontman to release his sixth solo album, simply titled Adam. Drawing inspiration from ’90s alternative rock and electronica—think Nine Inch Nails, Björk, Prince, and Muse—Lambert delivers a collection that’s both nostalgic and daring. Singles include the vampire‑dance track “Eat U Alive” and the infectious glam anthem “Under the Rhythm,” which samples ATC’s “Around the World (La La La La La).” Lambert’s lyrics explore losing control with a lover, as he sings, “I know I look a mess, but I’m gon’ sweat it off.” The album is a bold declaration of artistic independence.

Finn Wolfhard Grows Up on ‘Fire From The Hip’

The Stranger Things star isn’t resting on his acting laurels. Finn Wolfhard’s sophomore solo album, Fire From The Hip, arrives Friday, July 10. If his debut was a lo‑fi, distortion‑heavy garage‑band sneer, the new record reveals a more mature songwriter. The lead single “I’ll Let You Finish” cheekily nods to the infamous 2009 VMA moment when Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift. The 12‑track album shows Wolfhard leaning into melody and cleaner production, proving he’s more than just a Netflix star with a guitar.

Movies to Stream: ‘Backrooms,’ ‘Reminders of Him,’ and a Stephen King Adaptation

The box‑office sensation Backrooms makes its premium video‑on‑demand debut on July 7. Directed by 20‑year‑old Kane Parsons—who adapted his own viral web series—the film stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as a furniture store salesman navigating liminal space dread. AP critic Jake Coyle called it “fitfully unsettling.” For romance fans, the Colleen Hoover adaptation Reminders of Him streams on Peacock July 10, starring Maika Monroe as a woman rebuilding her life after prison and heartbreak, opposite Tyriq Withers. And for those craving dystopian thrills, The Long Walk (based on Stephen King’s story) arrives on HBO Max July 10, directed by Hunger Games veteran Francis Lawrence. Cooper Hoffman and David Jonsson lead a cast of 50 boys in a deadly contest.

‘Little House on the Prairie’ Returns with a Fresh Face

Netflix reboots the beloved family drama Little House on the Prairie on Thursday, July 9. Based on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s classic books, the series moves the Ingalls family to Kansas in the late 19th century. Luke Bracey plays Charles, Crosby Fitzgerald is Caroline, and Alice Halsey takes on the iconic role of feisty younger daughter Laura (Half‑Pint). The original show ran for nine seasons and remains a cultural touchstone. This reboot promises to introduce a new generation to the pioneer spirit while exploring challenges like frontier survival and family bonds. Expect drama, heart, and plenty of nostalgia.

Crime Drama: The Westies Take Over MGM+

J.K. Simmons stars in The Westies, a new MGM+ crime drama about the real Irish gang that ruled Hell’s Kitchen in the early 1980s. The eight‑episode series debuts Sunday, July 12. With the Jacob Javits Convention Center under construction, the gang sees illegal opportunities. But a clash between old‑school members and young upstarts threatens their turf. Simmons brings his signature intensity to the role, promising a gritty, period‑piece crime saga.

Video Games: College Football Returns and More

EA Sports drops College Football 27 on July 9, featuring streamlined play‑calling, a new Dynasty Blueprint mode, and an updated Road to Glory campaign where players can earn sponsorship cash. The buzz? Mascot Mashup, pitting team mascots against each other in 11‑on‑11 brawls. Cover stars include Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy, Miami wide receiver Malachi Toney, and Oregon quarterback Dante Moore.

For RPG fans, Bandai Namco’s Echoes of Aincrad (a Sword Art Online spinoff) launches July 10. Set in a 100‑story floating castle, players create their own avatar and battle giant cows and other monsters. It’s a fresh take on the franchise, allowing custom characters instead of the series’ usual protagonist.

Final thought: This week’s slate offers something for everyone—from rock legends and viral horrors to family reboots and college football. Don’t miss the chance to stream these highlights while they’re hot.

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