March 2026

Today’s the 17th annual Global Day of Unplugging — so consider this your sign to stop sending your friend’s memes, and go hang out.

Harry Styles’s new album — his first in four years — Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, comes out today. What’s the title trying to tell us?

Pixar’s newest release, Hoppers — about a girl who uses next-level tech to help preserve the home of a quirky crew of forest animals — debuts on the big screen. Could this be Gen Alpha’s FernGully?

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s sci-fi punk take on the Bride of Frankenstein — The Bride! — hits theaters today. Jessie Buckley leads, with Christian Bale as Frankenstein’s monster.

After eight seasons, it’s (almost) time to say goodbye to Claire and Jamie as the final 10-episode season of Outlander kicks off. Expect new faces, old secrets, and questions only time-traveling can bring up.

The opening ceremony for the 50th anniversary of the Paralympic Games is today at 1:30 pm ET. More than 650 athletes are competing — including in the newest medal event, mixed doubles wheelchair curling.

The Australian Grand Prix is now rolling in Melbourne — and with it, the F1 season. On deck: a whole lot of changes for the sport.

It’s National Cereal Day, so pour yourself a bowl of your favorite. Your high-protein breakfast can wait an hour.

At 2 am, the clocks springs forward to 3 am. Meaning: Once again, you’re about to lose an hour of sleep. The upside: More sunlight. Either way, the change signals spring is around the corner — and we can all get behind that.

It’s the 115th annual International Women’s Day — a day to honor the icons, rule breakers, and everyday change-makers who continue to fight for equality. We see you. 💪

Steve Carell trades the office for college in the new comedy series Rooster, out today on HBO. It also stars Connie Britton and Charly Clive — with Ted Lasso cocreator Bill Lawrence as one of the forces behind it. Say less.