5 Hidden Gems from Entertainment Weekly 2025 Hidden Gems List
Discover the 5 hidden gems from the Entertainment Weekly 2025 hidden gems list. From Kaleb Cohen's music to Netflix's Forever, explore the year's best overlooked content.
While we've officially crossed into 2026, the creative echoes of the past year still resonate. Entertainment Weekly has curated a list of five 'must-see' projects from 2025 that deserve a spot in your streaming queue before the new year's rush truly takes over.
Entertainment Weekly 2025 Hidden Gems: Music and Romance
Folk-rock singer Kaleb Cohen leads the pack with his indie earworm 'East Coast Summers,' a track that captures the perfect bonfire vibe regardless of the season. On the small screen, Netflix's 'Forever'—an adaptation of the 1975 Judy Blume classic—successfully modernized the tale, setting a bumpy teenage romance in 2018 Los Angeles with a fresh, contemporary lens.
Queer Magic and Tense Reality Challenges
In literature, Blair Fell's 'Disco Witches of Fire Island' offers a glistening 'romantasy' set against the somber backdrop of the 1980s HIV/AIDS crisis, proving that magic and resilience go hand-in-hand. For those seeking thrills, the film 'Borderline' features Samara Weaving skewering celebrity culture in a tense cat-and-mouse game between a pop star and an obsessive fan.
Rounding out the list is Prime Video's '007: Road to a Million.' In its second season, the reality competition upped the stakes as host Brian Cox guided contestants through iconic James Bond filming locations, blending high-production cinematography with genuine dramatic tension.
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