Binge just dropped a list of everything hitting the streaming service in May, let’s take a look at some of the highlights.
Those that consider themselves well-versed in the field of Arthouse cinema are in for a real treat, on May 14th the irreverent, boundary-pushing, The Emoji Movie, will be landing on Binge. A surrealist masterpiece to rival the likes of Alejandro Jodorowsky.
Though nothing lives up to that standard, there are a number of other choice films for us to indulge in. Julie Taymor’s stunning Frida Kahlo biopic Frida, Denis Villeneuve excellent Blade Runner 2049, and Spike Lee and David Byrne’s joint production, American Utopia.
Check out a list of everything coming to Binge in May below.
May 1
Top Chef – Season 18, Episode 5 Top Chef: Last Chance Kitchen – Season 18, Episode 4 Too Close – Season 1 Keeping Faith – Season 3, Episode 2 Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery Along Came A Spider Unpregnant
May 2
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Young Rock, Season 1 – Premiere S.W.A.T. – Season 4, Episode 15 The Lego Movie Frida
May 3
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow – Season 6 – Premiere Pose – Season 3 – Premiere The Great North – Season 1 – Premiere Call the Midwife – Season 10, Episode 3 Fear the Walking Dead – Season 6B, Episode 11 Mare of Easttown – Season 1, Episode 3 The Nevers – Season 1, Episode 4 Elementary – Season 7 Last Week Tonight With John Oliver – Season 8, Episode 10 Teen Mom OG – Season 9
May 4
Married to Medicine Atlanta – Season 8, Episode 9 All Rise – Season 2, Episode 14 Batwoman – Season 2, Episode 12 Pennyworth – Season 2 Great British Bake Off – Season 11, Episode 7
May 5
The Real Housewives of New York City – Season 13 The Real Housewives of Dallas – Season 5 – Finale Supergirl – Season 6, Episode 6 Mayans M.C. – Season 3, Episode 9
May 6
Real Housewives of New Jersey – Season 11, Episode 12 Grand Designs UK – Season 18, Episode 2
May 7
Aussie Gold Hunters – Season 6, Episode 2 Keeping Up With The Kardashians – Season 20, Episode 7 For Real: The Story of Reality TV – Season 1, Episode 6 Million Dollar Listings: New York – Season 9 Legacies – Season 3, Episode 11 Chicago P.D. – Season 8, Episode 14 Floribama Shore – Season 4, Episode 9
May 8
Double Jeopardy
May 10
16 and Pregnant – Season 6B, Episode 7 (new episodes weekly) World’s Most Evil Killers – Season 5
May 11
Jamie: Keep Cooking & Carry On – Season 1, Episodes 1-6 (new episodes weekly)
May 12
Jamie’s 30 Minute Meals – Season 1, Episodes 1-6 (new episodes weekly)
May 13
The Hills: New Beginnings – Season 2 (new episodes weekly) Waterhole: Africa’s Animal Oasis – Season 1
May 14
Life – Season 1 David Byrne’s American Utopia The Emoji Movie
May 15
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button The Perfect Storm
May 16
Charm City Kings
May 18
MTV Movie & TV Awards 2021 Hypothetical – Season 3 (new episodes weekly) Snowfall – Season 4
May 19
Celebrity Fantasy Homes – Season 2 Catfish UK – Season 1, Episodes 1-4 (new episodes weekly) Prodigal Son – Season 2
May 20
Superman & Lois – Season 1, Episode 6 (new episodes weekly) The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills – Season 11 (new episodes weekly)
May 21
Reunion Roadtrip – Season 1 (new episodes weekly) Blade Runner 2049
May 23
Selena + Chef – Seasons 1-2
May 25
Botched – Season 7, Episode 1 (new episodes weekly)
May 27
Grand Designs New Zealand – Season 6 (new episodes weekly)
In partnership with Grill Mates and Stubb’s BBQ Sauce.
As the final notes rang out across the Byron Events Farm on Easter Sunday, Bluesfest 2025 cemented itself as one of the most memorable editions in the festival’s rich 35-year history. Across four sun-drenched days from April 17 to 20, over 80 acts delivered pure magic to thousands of music lovers — but it wasn’t just the music that had tongues wagging.
This year, the sweet, smoky scent of southern BBQ became an unofficial stage, thanks to a crowd-pleasing activation from Grill Mates and Stubb’s BBQ Sauce. The sizzling pop-up was impossible to miss (or resist), with festival-goers lining up for smoked beef briskets and barbecued chicken flavoured with Stubb's sauces and Grill Mates seasonings. The combo of bold flavours and good vibes made the BBQ tent one of the most talked-about hangouts of the weekend — the unofficial meeting point for mates between sets and the perfect pairing for a cold one in hand.
Musically, Bluesfest 2025 delivered the goods in spades. From the legendary Chaka Khan’s soul-drenched set on Sunday night to the thunderous riffs of Tom Morello on Friday, there was no shortage of jaw-dropping moments. Crowded House returned home to a rapturous welcome, playing to a packed-out crowd who sang every lyric like gospel. Vance Joy, ever the crowd-pleaser, delivered a golden hour set that felt tailor-made for Byron’s balmy autumn air, while The Cat Empire brought their signature genre-blending energy to a sweaty, stomping dance floor.
Gary Clark Jr. was a standout, melting faces and hearts with a set that swung from blues to psychedelic rock to gospel, while local legends like CW Stoneking and King Stingray kept the Aussie roots strong and soulful.
The weather, too, came to the party — delivering that perfect Byron blend of warm days and cool, clear nights. It was gumboots-optional all weekend, with sunsets casting a golden glow over the hills and punters sprawled on picnic blankets, sipping local brews and soaking in the soundtrack.
But more than just a festival, Bluesfest has always been about community — and this year that spirit felt stronger than ever. Whether you were front row for your favourite artist, vibing in the dance tent, or swapping stories over pulled pork and coleslaw, there was an unmistakable feeling of connection and celebration.
And just as the last amps cooled down, organisers gave fans something else to cheer about: the announcement that Bluesfest will return in 2026. After a few turbulent years and whispers about the festival’s future, it’s official — the music (and BBQ) will play on.
In partnership with Grill Mates and Stubb’s BBQ Sauce.
As the final notes rang out across the Byron Events Farm on Easter Sunday, Bluesfest 2025 cemented itself as one of the most memorable editions in the festival’s rich 35-year history. Across four sun-drenched days from April 17 to 20, over 80 acts delivered pure magic to thousands of music lovers — but it wasn’t just the music that had tongues wagging.
This year, the sweet, smoky scent of southern BBQ became an unofficial stage, thanks to a crowd-pleasing activation from Grill Mates and Stubb’s BBQ Sauce. The sizzling pop-up was impossible to miss (or resist), with festival-goers lining up for smoked beef briskets and barbecued chicken flavoured with Stubb's sauces and Grill Mates seasonings. The combo of bold flavours and good vibes made the BBQ tent one of the most talked-about hangouts of the weekend — the unofficial meeting point for mates between sets and the perfect pairing for a cold one in hand.
Musically, Bluesfest 2025 delivered the goods in spades. From the legendary Chaka Khan’s soul-drenched set on Sunday night to the thunderous riffs of Tom Morello on Friday, there was no shortage of jaw-dropping moments. Crowded House returned home to a rapturous welcome, playing to a packed-out crowd who sang every lyric like gospel. Vance Joy, ever the crowd-pleaser, delivered a golden hour set that felt tailor-made for Byron’s balmy autumn air, while The Cat Empire brought their signature genre-blending energy to a sweaty, stomping dance floor.
Gary Clark Jr. was a standout, melting faces and hearts with a set that swung from blues to psychedelic rock to gospel, while local legends like CW Stoneking and King Stingray kept the Aussie roots strong and soulful.
The weather, too, came to the party — delivering that perfect Byron blend of warm days and cool, clear nights. It was gumboots-optional all weekend, with sunsets casting a golden glow over the hills and punters sprawled on picnic blankets, sipping local brews and soaking in the soundtrack.
But more than just a festival, Bluesfest has always been about community — and this year that spirit felt stronger than ever. Whether you were front row for your favourite artist, vibing in the dance tent, or swapping stories over pulled pork and coleslaw, there was an unmistakable feeling of connection and celebration.
And just as the last amps cooled down, organisers gave fans something else to cheer about: the announcement that Bluesfest will return in 2026. After a few turbulent years and whispers about the festival’s future, it’s official — the music (and BBQ) will play on.