The It List: Selena Gomez turns her ‘Love On,’ ‘Summer House’ dives headfirst into drama, 2024 SAG Awards set the stage for Oscars showdown

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What’s new this week: Selena Gomez steps back into music with new single “Love On,” Summer House Season 8 picks up the pieces and the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards stream live on Netflix for the first time.

I know what you did last Summer House

When: Summer House Season 8 premieres Feb. 22 at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo and is available to stream Feb. 23 on Peacock.
What to know: The time has come to find out what really went down last summer between Carl Radke and Lindsay Hubbard. Almost six months after the couple called off their engagement in August 2023 — just three months before they were scheduled to walk down the aisle — fans will get to see what led to the couple’s shocking breakup.

Last time the crew was together partying in the Hamptons was Labor Day 2022. Radke had just proposed to Hubbard. Hubbard’s friendship with Danielle Olivera was in shambles. This season, we see a lot of the same familiar faces. In addition to Radke, Hubbard and Olivera, Kyle Cooke, Amanda Batula, Paige DeSorbo, Ciara Miller and Gabby Prescod are back in the house-share. There are also some new faces in the group.
The Season 8 trailer shows a lot of what we’ve come to expect: pool parties, beach hangs, roommate hookups … and a lot of screaming.

We also get glimpses of Radke and Hubbard’s troubles. During a montage of their arguments, Radke says, “I’ll be the bad guy, that’s fine. But she’s blind to the things that have gone on the last year.”

As Cooke famously says, “summer should be fun.” But was it? — Mary Ann Georgantopoulos, editorial director
Want to binge Summer House? The previous seven seasons are streaming on Peacock.