A contemporary adaptation of the graphic novel “The Crow,” featuring Bill Skarsgård, in addition to Canadian pop artist Tate McRae releasing her third studio album, highlight a range of new entertainment options including television series, films, music, and games soon to be available for audiences.

These new offerings include a “Suits” spin-off series from NBC, a limited series called “Zero Day” starring Robert De Niro on Netflix, and an innovative production of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” set within the chaotic universe of “Grand Theft Auto.”

**NEW MOVIES TO STREAM FEB. 17-23**
— A creative take on the concept of a “pandemic production,” “Grand Theft Hamlet” presents two actors on a mission to perform “Hamlet” in the intense and violent environment of “Grand Theft Auto.” Made entirely within the game, this film by Pinny Grylls and Sam Crane won the best documentary award at the South by Southwest Film Festival. A film reviewer noted that while Shakespeare might not have envisioned the challenges of performing in such a setting, the grotesque world of the video game could serve as a fitting backdrop for a play filled with tragedy. The film will be available for streaming on Mubi starting February 21.

— Bill Skarsgård stars in the revamped version of “The Crow,” directed by Rupert Sanders, which launches on Starz on Wednesday. Although the film received mixed reviews from critics upon its release in August, overshadowed by the original 1994 movie with Brandon Lee, it is said to improve as it progresses. Critics have suggested that while the film is not entirely lacking in merit, it faces the daunting task of escaping the legacy of Lee’s portrayal and the classic original, even as it attempts to adapt to modern sensibilities.

**NEW MUSIC TO STREAM FEB. 17-23**
— Canadian artist Tate McRae unveils her third album titled “So Close to What,” featuring her latest single “Sports Car,” following previous tracks “2 Hands” and “It’s Ok I’m Ok,” which reached No. 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album comprises 15 tracks and includes collaborations with her boyfriend, The Kid LAROI, on a song called “I Know Love” and another with Flo Milli. The album attempts to chart the complexities and growth associated with growing up in an ever-expanding world.

— Similarly, Roddy Ricch drops his third album entitled “The Navy Album” on February 21. Renowned for his performance on Kendrick Lamar’s “GNX,” this Compton rapper has released several singles from the new album, including “Survivor’s Remorse,” “911,” and the latest hit “Lonely Road,” which features a music video of him navigating the city with the underlying theme that he “raps like the rent is due.”

**NEW SHOWS TO STREAM FEB. 17-23**
— Jack Reacher is back in season three of the hit Prime Video series “Reacher,” based on the novels by Lee Child. Alan Ritchson returns as the title character, a former military police officer who leads a nomadic lifestyle, free of possessions except for a toothbrush. The series often throws Reacher into complex situations where he uses his moral code to help those in need, entwining him in dark conspiracies. The third season, which releases Thursday, adapts Child’s seventh book titled “Persuader.”

— A new limited series from Netflix titled “Zero Day” features Robert De Niro, launching Thursday. Co-created by former NBC news president Noah Oppenheim and New York Times journalist Michael Schmidt, the political thriller revolves around a disastrous global cyberattack and boasts a star-studded cast that includes Angela Bassett, Joan Allen, and Jesse Plemons. Amidst recent headlines involving De Niro, Netflix has clarified that his outburst at anti-Israel demonstrators was related to a rehearsal for this show.

— The award-winning Tom Hanks lends his narration to a new nature series titled “The Americas” for NBC. Executive produced by the team behind “Planet Earth,” the series celebrates the stunning landscapes and wildlife from both North and South America. This ambitious project took over five years and a staggering 180 expeditions to bring to life, and it premieres Sunday, February 23, streaming on Peacock.

— Season two of “1923” featuring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren will be available on Paramount+ starting February 23. As a prequel to “Yellowstone,” this season explores the early Dutton family’s challenges in claiming their Montana territory. The new episodes come after a lengthy production delay due to the Hollywood strikes, culminating in the conclusion of this chapter in the Dutton saga.

— After the original “Suits” became Netflix and Peacock’s most streamed show of 2023, NBC has ordered a new iteration, “Suits LA.” This series stars Stephen Amell and focuses on a prominent law firm in Los Angeles, tackling entertainment and criminal law cases. Although it does not follow the original cast closely, Gabriel Macht will reprise his beloved character, Harvey Specter, for a few episodes. The show will premiere on February 23, following “The Americas,” and will also be available on Peacock.

— In a new TLC reality series titled “The Baldwins,” Alec and Hilaria Baldwin navigate family life with their seven young children while dealing with the fame and scrutiny that follows them. A trailer showcases the challenges of managing such a busy household, especially in light of the emotional aftermath of a tragic incident involving Baldwin’s film “Rust.” The series is set to premiere on February 23 on TLC and will also be streamed on Max.

**NEW VIDEO GAMES TO PLAY**
— You are appointed the Aedyran envoy to the enigmatic Living Lands island where difficulties loom large, as many locals harbor resentment against past colonial attempts. Compounded by the region’s devastating plague known as the Dreamscourge, “Avowed,” the new offering from Obsidian Entertainment, promises a challenging adventure in a fantasy setting full of sword-fighting and sorcery. Set to release on Tuesday for Xbox X/S and PC, players will engage in battles against the island’s fierce inhabitants and monstrous entities.