In a dazzling explosion of streaming magic that's got the entire globe glued to their respective screens, this week Offset drops wild beats, Jamie Foxx executes judicial authority with an iron gavel, and the outrageously dramatic Vampire Cage sends a shiver down your spine with menacing fangs. First up, we witness Offset, a member of the platinum-selling hip-hop trio Migos, break away from his compadres to unleash his second solo album on the unsuspecting public. Never missing a beat, this multi-talented artist delivers bars resonating with the cadences of a thousand hip-hop anthems echoing in our ears. Is your body ready for this auditory onslaught? If not, get ready to sleep on the couch. Switching gears, but maintaining the frenzy, we then find ourselves wrapped in the gavel-toting, no-nonsense gravitas of Hollywood heavyweights Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones in the crowd-pleasing courtroom drama - "The Burial." Delivering performances that will bear witness to their acting prowess, Foxx and Jones promise to transform your predictable evenings into sessions of mind-boggling drama. In the upper echelons of rebooted-and-refurbished television, the wealthy, witty, and win-some, lose-some 'Frasier' is back. Featuring the immaculate Kelsey Grammer as our beloved psychiatrist, this show relaunches with such force that it threatens to knock the Earth off its axis. Finally, in a twist no one really saw coming or particularly expected, Vampire Cage is back with his razor-sharp, blood-sucking incisors. The audacity of this comeback is applauded by no one in particular, but here we are, discussing the revival of yet another vampire drama, against the backdrop of the weird and wonderful streaming world. On a lighter note, if you need a break from being a responsible adult afterwards, tons of enjoyable games are also arriving on your device of choice. Because nothing says "productive weekend" like binging on an avalanche of shows, movies, and new music while pretending to save the world in an online game. This is the future our ancestors dreamed about, folks - music that shakes your soul, dramas that leave you breathless, comedies that tickle your senses and games that make you feel like you’ve accomplished something - all without leaving the comfort of your couch.