What to Stream: Charli xcx, Chalamet in ‘Marty Supreme,’ Ethan Hawke, ‘Cross’ and Mario Tennis Fever

Entertainment Roundup: From Chalamet’s Ping-Pong Drama to Charli xcx’s Gothic Soundtrack

Timothée Chalamet portraying a table tennis prodigy in “Marty Supreme” and Charli xcx crafting the soundtrack to Emily Brontë’s “Wuthering Heights” adaptation lead this week’s entertainment releases across streaming platforms, theaters and gaming consoles.

Among the standout offerings arriving this week is Richard Linklater’s critically acclaimed “Blue Moon,” starring Oscar nominee Ethan Hawke as lyricist Lorenz Hart. The Netflix film, premiering February 14, captures one poignant night as Hart watches his longtime collaborator Richard Rodgers (Andrew Scott) move forward with the Broadway premiere of “Oklahoma!” Critics have praised Hawke’s performance as “extraordinarily good company” in this wistful character study.

Apple TV+ debuts the romantic drama “Eternity” on February 13, featuring Elizabeth Olsen in an afterlife dilemma. The A24 production follows her character through a purgatory-like realm where she must choose between spending eternity with her longtime husband (Miles Turner) or her first love (Callum Turner), who died during World War II. The film has been described as “imaginatively and shrewdly whimsical” with a “charming cast.”

A24’s critically acclaimed “Marty Supreme” hits premium video-on-demand on February 10, giving audiences their first chance to watch one of 2025’s most Oscar-nominated films at home. The high-energy drama stars Timothée Chalamet as a 1950s New York shoe salesman determined to become the world’s top professional ping-pong player. The film has been hailed as “a nerve-busting adrenaline jolt of a movie.”

In music releases, R&B legend Jill Scott returns with “To Whom This May Concern” on Friday, marking her sixth studio album and first full-length project in a decade. Lead singles “Beautiful People” and “Pressha” showcase the meditative nature of this release, featuring lush production, live instrumentation, and Scott’s unmistakable vocals. Guest appearances include Ab-Soul, J.I.D., Tierra Whack, and Too $hort.

Charli xcx follows up her “Brat” summer phenomenon with the soundtrack to Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of “Wuthering Heights,” also arriving Friday. The first released track, “House” featuring John Cale, suggests a departure from her neon-chartreuse rave aesthetic toward a more industrial, gothic sound described as both “elegant and brutal.” While some Charli signatures remain—autotuned vocals, unexpected production choices, and compelling pop hooks—the soundtrack appears to embrace the dark romanticism of Brontë’s classic novel.

Television offerings include the second season of “Cross” on Prime Video, with Aldis Hodge returning as detective Alex Cross, the character created by novelist James Patterson. The new episodes, debuting Wednesday, follow Cross as he investigates a serial killer targeting corrupt billionaires, a storyline that resonates with contemporary themes of wealth disparity and justice.

For gaming enthusiasts, Nintendo launches “Mario Tennis Fever” on Switch 2 on February 12. This iteration may be the company’s most energetic tennis game yet, featuring “fever rackets” that allow players to unleash fireballs, lightning bolts, and tornadoes against opponents. The game offers both multiplayer options with 38 playable characters and a solo adventure mode with a unique premise: Mario and friends start as babies who must develop tennis skills to mature.

Grasshopper Manufacture, known for its provocative titles, releases “Romeo is a Dead Man” on PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S, and PC on February 11. This action game follows FBI agent Romeo Stargazer hunting fugitives across multiple universes after a space-time collapse. Players can wield various weapons from swords to futuristic firearms and summon minions for mass attacks, all while searching for a missing girlfriend named Juliet—a clear nod to Shakespeare’s tragic lovers in a characteristically over-the-top Grasshopper production.

This diverse slate of releases demonstrates the creativity spanning entertainment mediums, from thoughtful character studies and bold musical experiments to family-friendly gaming adventures and boundary-pushing action titles.