With Valentine’s Day in the rearview mirror, what else is there to look forward to in February?

If you have a Hulu subscription, how about new films almost every week?

Watch With Us has found three new movies worth streaming this weekend.

The British drama Urchin, the sci-fi thriller The Astronaut and the ’90s comedy Sister Act starring Whoopi Goldberg and Maggie Smith are worth a watch now or later in the year.

‘Urchin’ (2025)

Mike (Frank Dillane) is a young homeless man struggling to get by in modern-day London. After a stint in jail, he finds steady work at a high-end restaurant. But his old, destructive habits threaten to upend all the progress he’s made, especially when an old friend, Simon (Harris Dickinson), comes back into his life. With no family or friends to rely on, can Mike make a new life for himself, or will his traumatic past prevent him from moving on?

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Directed by Dickinson, Urchin is a searing slice-of-life drama that doesn’t pull any punches in its depiction of a man living in poverty. As much a victim of his own addictions as he is of a broken system, Mike struggles to be better than who he currently is, but the odds seem impossibly stacked against him. While I wouldn’t describe Urchin as fun to watch, it’s always interesting, especially when it depicts Mike’s rising and falling fortunes. The movie’s climax verges on the surreal, leaving it up to you to interpret what happens to Mike. Urchin is Dickinson’s debut as a director, and it’s good enough for you to want him to make another movie sooner rather than later.

Urchin is streaming on Hulu.

‘The Astronaut’ (2025)

Sam Walker (Kate Mara) is an astronaut who just survived a traumatic incident aboard a space station. Now back on Earth, she’s quarantined at a small cottage where she is secretly spied on by the government. After several strange incidents occur, Sam believes a strange creature is on the premises. If she’s right, what is it and does it have anything to do with what happened to her in outer space? And if not, is she slowly going insane by being isolated from her friends and family?

The Astronaut is an under-the-radar sci-fi thriller that starts with an intriguing premise and just gets stranger from there. The movie skillfully introduced several red herrings to keep you guessing where it’s going without being too cheap or manipulative. The film’s last act goes full sci-fi, with Sam uncovering a shocking secret that causes her to re-examine her entire life. What that secret is is best left for you to discover, but trust me — you won’t be disappointed.

The Astronaut is streaming on Hulu.

‘Sister Act’ (1992)

Reno lounge singer Deloris (Whoopi Goldberg) has had it with her boyfriend, Vince (Harvey Keitel). He never treated her right, but this time, he’s crossed a line — he’s killed someone! He wants to kill her, too, so she won’t rat on him, which causes Deloris to run to the police for help. They’ll protect her, but she has to disguise herself as a nun at a run-down church in San Francisco. After living a life full of sin, Deloris doesn’t know if she can fit in with God’s chosen people, but she’ll have to, or else she’ll meet the Almighty a lot sooner than she wants to.

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One of 1992’s biggest hits, Sister Act is a quintessential ‘90s comedy with a never-better Goldberg and a stellar cast full of veteran character actors living it up — and telling a dirty joke or two. The movie takes a classic “fish-out-of-water” concept and breathes new life into it, with frequently hilarious results. It’s a hoot to see Deloris try to fit in with the other nuns, who aren’t as strict and boring as she first believes them to be. The movie features several terrific musical sequences, with Deloris leading her fellow sisters in singing such classic ‘60s hits as “I Will Follow Him” with a spiritual bent. The movie spawned a less satisfying sequel, Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit, and a successful Broadway musical adaptation.

Sister Act is streaming on Hulu.

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Travis Kelce still hasn’t announced whether he will play for the Kansas City Chiefs next season, but one insider believes it’s time for the franchise to part ways with the legendary tight end.

“I would move on from Travis Kelce and let me tell you why,” ESPN’s Mike Tannenbaum said in a Wednesday, February 18 appearance on SportsCenter. “When you’re in the front office, you have to project what a player is going to do, not what they’ve done.”

He continued, “I’ve made that mistake countless times in my career and Travis Kelce is a first ballot Hall of Famer. But when you watch him and make an honest and sober evaluation of his 2025 performance, clearly his best days are behind him.”

Kelce, 36, has played all 12 of his NFL seasons with the Chiefs, winning three Super Bowls and being named to 11 Pro Bowls along the way. His 2025 season was the third in a row in which he failed to accumulate 1,000 receiving yards and his 76 receptions were his fewest since 2015.

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He still managed 11.2 yards per reception, his best mark since 2022 and played in all 17 Chiefs regular season games.

Kelce mulled retirement after last season, but decided to return after Kansas City’s blowout loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl. This time, the Chiefs are coming off a shocking losing season and their quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, is recovering from ACL surgery.

“I’ve got so much love for this team, this organization and the people here, so I’ll spend some time with them, go through exit meetings tomorrow and get close to the family and figure things out,” Kelce told reporters after the Chiefs’ season finale against the Las Vegas Raiders in January.

Kelce has made his love for the game no secret, but whether he returns will depend on if he believes he can live up to his own high standards.

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“I think if my body can heal up and rest up and I can feel confident that I can go out there and give it another 18, 20, 21-week run, I think I would do it in a heartbeat,” he said on a January episode of his “New Heights” podcast, which he hosts with brother Jason Kelce. “I think right now it’s just finding that answer and seeing how the body feels after this game and when it all settles down.”

While Travis considers his future, a source exclusively told Us Weekly in January that he has options outside of football. The insider said that talks between Travis and Netflix are “well underway” for him to “serve as their exclusive broadcast sports correspondent.”

A second source exclusively told Us that Travis “has had talks with his team about retiring and not playing football next season.” Those talks have been centered around what his next career move would be if he does decide to hang up his cleats.

If Travis does decide to return, he has the support of the Chiefs’ front office. Team owner Clark Hunt told NFL Network’s Good Morning Football in January that “there’s no doubt in my mind that he can still play.”

“We’re trying to be respectful and let him have the time that he needs to make a decision,” he added.

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America’s Next Top Model’s most memorable contestants aren’t staying quiet about their experience on TV.

After more than 24 seasons, the reality show is being put under the microscope in a new Netflix docuseries titled Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model.

While host Tyra Banks and judges J. Alexander, Jay Manuel and Nigel Barker are featured in the new project, many viewers are interested in the untold stories by some of the show’s breakout stars.

Since Reality Check premiered on Netflix on February 16, 2026, several contestants have shared their honest and unfiltered reviews of the project. Some are even commenting on Banks’ involvement with the show.

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“When I signed on for it, Tyra wasn’t even going to be on the show, so I was kind of surprised that it was more like a judge-focused show,” cycle 10 winner Whitney Thompson said via Instagram on February 17, 2026. “I would want to hear more from the contestants.”

Keep reading to see what cast members are saying about Reality Check and if it’s an accurate representation of their experience on America’s Next Top Model:

Shandi Sullivan

America’s Next Top Model cycle 2 finalist Shandi Sullivan claimed that she was sexually assaulted during a group trip to Italy during her time on the show. Now that she’s shared more of her experience, Sullivan is grateful for the support.

“Welp the documentary is out and now you know more of my story…after all of the years the Top Model girls and what we went through were never forgotten,” Sullivan wrote via Facebook on February 16, 2026. “At the age of 43, I continue to struggle with it; always smiling. That’s why I took this opportunity. Knowing that Tyra didn’t have control over my narrative, that the director and producers here had my back…that’s why I did it. I did it for me. Because I mattered and I still do! The love I have felt today has been immense. Thank you to everyone that heard me.”

Whitney Thompson

America’s Next Top Model cycle 10 winner Whitney Thompson addressed the criticism Tyra Banks was receiving from the docuseries.

“Hating Tyra is easy, right? I mean, it’s easy to blame her. But the truth is that the industry would not be what it is today if it wasn’t for her putting these things on Top Model back then,” Thompson claimed via Instagram on February 17, 2026. “We would not be gasping at the craziness that she put on TV if she hadn’t done it and shifted our entire mindset. She took queer, Black, trans, different weights, different heights and she put them into the average American’s living room where everyone was together watching these shows, rooting for someone who didn’t necessarily look like them.”

The model continued, “Because of that, it shifted the whole dynamic to where people could actually use people who weren’t identical to them in advertising. That had never happened before.”

Tiffany Richardson

America’s Next Top Model cycle 4 contestant Tiffany Richardson won’t forget the way Tyra Banks yelled at her before being eliminated.

“Hold up @tyrabanks let’s keep it cute … you know how you treated me the whole time off and on camera, YOU WAS A BULLY!!! You treated me like s*** and said the nastiest things about me and my son,” Richardson claimed in a since deleted Instagram post. “That is not how the argument went but YALL EDITED TO MAKE IT LOOK LIKE YOU CARED.”

Banks admitted in the docuseries that she “went too far” while addressing the “tough” moment.

“You know, I lost it. It was probably bigger than her. It was family, friends, society, Black girls, all the challenges that we have,” she explained. “So many people saying that we’re not good enough. I think all that was in that moment. That’s some Black girl stuff that goes real deep inside of me, but I knew I went too far.”

Adrianne Curry

Although America’s Next Top Model cycle 1 winner Adrianne Curry declined to participate in the Netflix doc, she spoke out about the project on social media.

“I was just told one of the Top Model judges admitted they’d advance girls that were not the best models…just good tv,” Curry wrote via X on February 17, 2026. “That was me. I’ve said it for years, I never was the best one. I just had the best sob story. It is nice to have it confirmed.”

Keenyah Hill

America’s Next Top Model cycle 4 contestant Keenyah Hill participated in the Netflix doc with hopes that her story would be shared accurately.

“I’m grateful for the opportunity to lend my voice about my experience on America’s Next Top Model,” Hill wrote via Instagram on February 16, 2026, before watching the finished product. “Sending SO MUCH LOVE to the ANTM Alumni ❤️. I know we all had very different experiences on the show and I feel for everyone who had to heal from the aftermath with half the world watching!! Grateful to have been a part of such a legendary show… Can’t wait to watch 🍿.”

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America’s Next Top Model cycle 17 winner Lisa D’Amato is hopeful that E!’s upcoming project titled Dirty Rotten Scandal will be a more revealing look at the reality TV franchise she was a part of.

“#ANTM #NETFLIX mark your calendars for Dirty Rotten Scandal’s on E! March 11th,” D’Amato wrote via Instagram on February 16, 2026. “The Netflix was still very tame and sugarcoated compared to a lot of us and what happened behind the scenes to US that they kept silenced. We will have the last word. Thank you 🙏 All my love to @miss_jalexander ♥️.”

Eva Marcille

Eva Marcille, who won the third cycle of America’s Next Top Model, revealed she was “gobsmacked” after watching Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model.

“I was in awe … My mouth was wide open,” she said in a February 2026 interview with CBS Mornings. “To be a part of a club, and not know what’s going on in the club is crazy.”

Marcille, who was not approached to be in the doc, added that she was horrified to hear some of the stories mentioned in the Netflix documentary.

“I’ve lived my experience. I’ve walked in my shoes. And though there is a level of relatability one would assume, someone having walked in the same shoes, I had no idea. Absolutely no idea. I have been asked about Tyra for 21 years,” she explained. “No matter what project I’m doing, what I’m involved in, somehow Top Model finds its way in my interview.”

Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard are prioritizing their friendship before releasing any new Florida Georgia Line music.

“Right now, I think just working on our brotherhood is kind of top tier, most important for us,” Kelley, 40, said on the Wednesday, February 18, episode of the “Country Outdoors” podcast. “Lord willing, the brotherhood will lead its way home, so we’ll see.”

Hubbard, 39, and Kelley cofounded Florida Georgia Line in 2010, going onto release four studio albums together. The two musicians announced a hiatus from FGL in 2022, each pursuing solo projects.

“I think we’re both focused on the friendship and working on our own stuff still,” Kelley said on Wednesday. “I think time will tell, and I’m excited about what God can do, and I think the options are endless right now. It’s cool to see what time can do, as well. You plan one thing and God and other things happen and things shift and cycles come back.”

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He continued, “I think, over the past couple of years, we’ve really even more so tried to allow God to move and open those doors or close those doors, whatever it may be in life and really not have it our way. I think [any] time we get set on something, if it changes, you get frustrated. We’re just a piece of sand in this world and just trying to say, ‘God, take the wheel.’”

Kelly further teased that a potential FGL reunion “does excite” him without revealing an exact timeline for musically coming back together with Hubbard.

Months earlier, Hubbard teased that he also hoped the duo could mend fences.

“I hadn’t spoken to BK a lot in the last couple years, but we’re going on a hike next week,” Hubbard said on the “Human School” podcast in December 2025. “The way I see it is I have a desire for that friendship. I miss the guy that I was partners with for 10 years. I miss my old roommate, my best man [at] my wedding.”

According to Hubbard, their friendship didn’t “have to be what it was” during their band heyday.

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“It doesn’t have to equal FGL doing anything, but we need to repair and spend some time together face to face and just walk and talk, hang and go fishing or get a guitar out,” he said. “Enough time has gone by. What’s happened has happened, but there hasn’t been any real repair at all. What I’m hungry for is, let me get my friend back.”

Hubbard further shut down rumors about what led to their friendship breakup.

“There’s not a good guy, bad guy in this equation. There’s not a right or a wrong,” he said late last year. “BK stuck to his convictions and led with his gut and decided to make a decision based on his passion. I set a boundary that I wasn’t willing to cross and it is what it is. We both accepted it way before the internet accepted it.”

Hubbard also claimed that Kelley was eager to work on solo projects over FGL ones.

“We had a really good conversation for, like, an hour. I was able to be really honest. He was able to be really honest,” Hubbard recalled on the 2025 podcast. “He just basically said, ‘Man, I’m really feeling called, like, this is the time for me to do this and I really need your support and want your support.’ [I said] ‘whatever you ultimately want to do, I want you to be happy and I want you to follow your gut and your heart and if that means not doing this, so be it. But I beg you to reconsider.’ That was not the path I wanted.”

Kelley dropped his solo record, Sunshine State Of Mind, in 2021, while Hubbard released his self-titled debut in 2023 and Strong in 2024.