What Shows and Movies to watch on Pluto

An unflinching look at Los Angeles' top exotic & private dancers. Enter with a full-access pass into the lives of five women whose raw ambitions drive them through struggles and taboo to female empowerment.

Two of the biggest combat sports stars in the world. UFC Star, Conor McGregor. Undefeated Boxer, Floyd Mayweather. A once in a lifetime fight.

Satan walks among us and he's a... sassy grandma?? When a mysterious old lady shows up at a quiet boarding house, many of us consider putting on something more exciting, like one of those YouTube videos where a creepy unseen adult unwraps a Kinder Surprise egg. But stick around. Because every guest has their own dark secret and Beelzebub's going to punish them the only way she knows how: by turning them into paper dolls. Evidently this is what went on in the tenth circle of hell that Dante never got around to writing about. All this takes place in the late 90s, or perhaps the Revolutionary War. We've seen it a dozen times and we're still unclear. Please join Mike, Kevin, and Bill for Stitches.

Liza Minnelli in concert at the London Palladium.

The Boeing B-17 stood as a powerful symbol of the United States’ unsurmountable air power. Dubbed the flying fortress it conquered the skies and is most closely associated with the air war over Europe.

After stumbling upon Philosophy professor Aaron James's titular book, filmmaker John Walker presents theories centered on the type general society classifies as the "asshole". In attempting to define the term, James himself comes up with someone who "allows himself special advantages in cooperative life out of an entrenched sense of entitlement that immunizes him against the complaints from other people". The issues discussed in the film include: the association between narcissism and assholism; the difference between an asshole and a prick or a dick; the prevalence of assholism in men versus women; the asshole culture in Los Angeles and in Canada, the latter known as land of overly polite and unassuming people (with a few individuals, the so-called national sport, and one public sector organization being dissected in the discussion in being contrary to the perception that Canada has a difficult time producing assholes); if being an asshole is a born or learned trait; certain groupings in which asshole behavior seems to be inherent; the effect of electing assholes as leaders of countries, they who usually espouse some sort of populism; the role of the online world, especially tech giants and trolls, in the evolution of assholism; and organizations, especially ones where assholes seem to be dominating figures, taking measures to eliminate assholism in seeing it as a structural problem negatively impacting the organization, including the bottom line. Examples from popular culture are used to highlight these concepts.

ISIS is waging a merciless war against Culture in the territories that it controls in Iraq, Syria, Libya, and soon Egypt. Its goal is to create a new world order by destroying the centuries-old libraries and great archaeological sites, the very places where written language and the means of conserving our heritage appeared 5 thousand years ago. Who will stop them? The New Monuments Men.

Some movies are labors of love, the product of a singular vision and a lifetime of hard work. And sometimes, a guy just says "Make Jaws, but with a bear." A rogue bear is attacking campers. This means that the director films a bear, then a camper in a completely different state, then cuts back and forth between them until a shot where a fake bear paw swats an even faker severed arm in front of the camera. That's filmmaking baby. Despite this vicious animal running amok, the head of the park refuses to shut it down. Why? Because he's bitter he doesn't get to wear a sweet anchor jacket like Murray Hamilton. Starring Bart The Bear's mother, last seen duking it out with Leslie Nielsen in Day of the Animals, Grizzly will make you say "Smile you son of a sow!" (a sow is a female bear)

Michael Trainer is a lawyer at the center of a trial in which a for-profit Foster care agency puts a known sex offender into the same foster home as his young client Jamal, with catastrophic results. Michael, a successful litigator with a long career in protecting corporate clients, has been blinded from recognizing the real damage they can cause. He wants nothing to do with Jamal's case until a Judge forces him to accept it. Initially he sees Jamal, as a thuggish African American youth trying to get a piece of corporate profits. But when Jamal refuses to settle the case for any amount of money, Michael begins his representation in earnest. As their work together reveals the horrifying depth of the corrupt and abusive for-profit Foster care agency, Michael is transformed from reluctant defender to fierce warrior in the battle for justice.

Sons of the City is a coming of age drama set in Washington DC about Joe Young, an intelligent young man that begins to question his surroundings.

As a DJ, music journalist and broadcaster, Edith Bowman has always been fascinated by the relationship between sex and music. She meets experts and artists, producers, singers and even her own friends and family to investigate the power of music to provoke sensual responses in the human brain and body.

The bloody attacks of protestors in Selma in 1965 led to the historic protection of all Americans' right to vote. The film explores a cherished family story of Selma and the current state of voter suppression in America.

Clever, music-obsessed Kat Malone (Ella Hunt, “Anna and the Apocalypse”) creates her ultimate side-hustle: managing a struggling band, led by skeptical Alex (Dougie Poynter, McFly,) while balancing the average teenage pressures of friendship, school and family.

The accident at Chernobyl released at least 100 times more radiation than the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. An incalculable number of Europeans still hold the scars from what happened that disastrous night in Chernobyl.

When Dustin and Jett find out that graduating from university will no longer provide them their lifelong dreams. They assemble a team of five like minded students to take their money back from the university and end up getting into a lot more than they bargained for.

After impressing scouts with his skills in high school, LeBron James skipped college to join the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers and would later go on to play for the Miami Heat and the legendary Los Angeles Lakers.

Aunt Dee splits her candy shop between her niece, Maggie, and maple farmer, Dex. Following letters Dee left, the two uncover the reason for her decision, during the Sweet Autumn festival.

While the whole world awaits the joyful arrival of Christmas, miserly roach Bahum Bug thinks it's a bunch of silliness and enlist the help of a grumpy bear named Morty and his buddy, the petulant Mumble the owl, to retrieve the magical stone of Christmas Forever Passed. As Morty and Mumble find the stone and set off to end Christmas forever, a group of friendly woodland creatures give Santa the heads up. Now, it's up to Santa, his elves and his trusty reindeer to avert disaster in Bahum Bug 2.

Christmas is approaching, and reckless canine space adventurers Skyfetcher and Spaceslobber of the Avenger Dogs find themselves in the mire of relentless villain, the space tiger Inala who is intent on ruining Christmas. Will the Avenger Dogs rally together and keep Inala from destroying Christmas forever? Find out in the tail-wagging, heart-pounding canine epic, Avenger Dogs Christmas.

Boil the Wee Dragon hatched at the North Pole and was raised by Santa himself. Fast forward to the present day and Boil can't seem to fit in with the other dragons of the Wee Kingdom. Consumed by his desire to be in the same town as Santa Claus, Boil unwittingly becomes the target of the fearsome dragon Scorch, who wants nothing more than to destroy the magic of Christmas for everyone. Can the Wee Kingdom fend off the mighty dragon's attack and save the holidays? Find out in A Dragon's Christmas.

Southern desperation, B-movie drive-in theaters, and the vengeance of the angry dead all come together in Ruby, honestly one of the weirdest things we've found in a long career of finding weird things. Ruby is a failed performer hanging on to her glory days, Baby Jane style (hey, whatever happened to her?). She also happened to help some gangsters kill the love of her life in a swamp 16 years ago this very night, but we're sure that won't come back to haunt her or anything. Now she and her pal, Stuart Whitman (of Night of the Lepus fame!), run a seedy theater and are sort of just generally professionally seedy, all the time. Everything's great - well, as great as it can be running a drive-in next to a Florida swamp - until people start dying in spooky, albeit comical ways. Ruby is played by Piper Laurie, aka Carrie's mom in Carrie, and she brings that same low-key subtle energy to this-we're kidding, she shrieks and chews all the scenery and it's great. The movie's like somebody wrung out a filthy sponge all over a Tennessee Williams play, then added a heavy splash of The Exorcist. Oh, and there's some Norman Bates stuff going on too. Ruby's got it all, baby. Don't miss it.