New this week: Shania, ‘Princess Power’ and Pamela Anderson | Entertainment

— Pamela Anderson is making headlines again for documentary revelation “Pamela, Love Story” Coming to Netflix on Tuesday. Through archival footage, after many tried to tell her story, including the recent Hulu series “Pam & Tommy,” which Anderson chose not to contribute, calling it “salt in the wound” and “not necessary.” Tells her own story and her personal diary. Directed by Ryan White (The Keepers, Ask Dr. Ruth, Goodnight Oppy).

— For children, “Lyle, Lyle Crocodile” Based on the popular Bernard Weber series, the film is a hybrid of live action, CGI, and musical, featuring Shawn Mendes as Lyle the Crocodile. Also starring Constance Wu, Javier Bardem and Scoot McNairy. The story focuses on a family who recently moved to New York City and their son (Winslow Fegley) struggles to adjust until a caviar-loving alligator enters his life.

— Shania Twain kicks off her new album with a strut — provokes an infectious line dance “To feel dizzy!” “I want people to feel good when they hear my new album. I want it to set the tone for celebration,” she explains. Released on Friday the 3rd. “Waking Dream” “Inhale/Exhale Air” she wrote after battling COVID-19.

— Moving “Hawaii” This is the band’s first release in eight years and is a love letter to the wife of band leader John Lydon, who has Alzheimer’s disease. The former Sex Pistols frontman said, “Dedicated to all who go through difficult times in their life’s journey, along with the person they care about most. All six Irish hopefuls will join us on Friday, February 3rd. Competing in “The Late Late Show” in Ireland. Stream worldwide.

— Take a front row seat to what The Rolling Stones called “one of the most memorable shows in the band’s history,” back in 2012. It was a night in New Jersey with guest appearances from The Black Keys, Gary Clark Jr., John Mayer, Lady Gaga and Bruce Springsteen. This set has been released as “GRRR Live!”.When Video on demand from the band’s website Stream for $9.99. Available Thursday, February 2nd at 8:00 PM GMT, 8:00 PM ET, 8:00 PM PT, and Friday, February 3rd at 8:00 PM AWST. It has not been available to fans since it first aired on pay-per-view in 2012.

— Drew Barrymore and Savannah Guthrie have teamed up to executive produce a new animated children’s series for Netflix. “Princess Power” The show centers around Princesses Penny Pineapple, Kira Kiwi, Bee Blueberry, and Rita Raspberry, all of whom are dedicated to helping others while teaching young viewers about inclusivity, diversity, teamwork, and friendship. I’m here. It is based on Guthrie’s best-selling children’s book, Princesses Wear Pants. Guest stars on “Princess Power” are also voiced by Rita Moreno, Andrew Rannells, Tan France, Jennauszkowitz, and Guthrie. All 14 episodes drop on Monday.

— The relationship between the United States and Russian President Vladimir Putin may be strained right now due to the war in Ukraine, but his clashes with US presidents predate President Biden.A new PBS “Frontlines” documentary called “Putin and the President” As rebuilding the Russian Empire appears to be his priority, we delve into Putin’s interactions with five past U.S. presidents. to check local broadcast information.

— Iceland’s fisheries are a major export commodity, but the controversial quota that allows individuals and companies to catch and sell a predetermined number of fish per year is a political It’s a problem. A new series called “Blackport” is based on a true story and follows a couple in the 1980s who used their quota to take control of much of the market. Success goes to their heads and leads to greed, corruption, envy and deceit. The 8-episode series was picked up by the streaming service Topic. For this topic, you can subscribe directly or add the channel on Amazon Prime Video, AppleTV, or Roku. His first three episodes will air on Thursdays, and his remaining five episodes will air weekly.

— Post-apocalyptic video games range from Fallout to The Last of Us to Horizon. But what are people doing before the apocalypse? That’s the question Scavengers Studio is trying to answer. Season: Letter to the Future. Protagonist Estelle knows cataclysms are coming, so she rides her bike to document wonders and unravel the mysteries of her strange world before it all unleashes. It’s a chill trip to Estelle, who’s outfitted with a camera and a notebook rather than a rocket launcher or flamethrower. Debuts on /4 and PC.