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Entertainment Wrap: Netflix’s Hottest New Series, Soundgarden, Peter Frampton, Mumford & Sons, and Wyclef Jean

From Netflix thrillers to rock legends and new music, there’s plenty to watch and listen to this week

From the LifeMinute.tv Team

July 2, 2026

Netflix’s new limited series I Will Find You, based on the Harlan Coben bestseller, is already creating buzz. Star Logan Browning recently told Joann Butler she had a blast playing law enforcement for the first time, joking that she was “fan-girling” over co-star Madeline Stowe. 

Meanwhile, Soundgarden guitarist Kim Thayil’s new memoir, A Screaming Life: Into the Superunknown with Soundgarden and Beyond, is a New York Times bestseller, offering a look back at the band’s legacy and Seattle’s iconic music scene. 

Peter Frampton celebrated the upcoming documentary marking the 50th anniversary of Frampton Comes Alive! at the Tribeca Festival, while Mumford & Sons premiered a documentary, Mumford & Sons: The House Band showcasing collaborations with Noah Kahan, Maggie Rogers, Lainey Wilson, and Darius Rucker. 

And Wyclef Jean has released Clef Notes, the first chapter of his ambitious seven-part album project, Quantum Leap. 

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Joann Butler: Hey guys thanks for having me. Everyone is buzzing right now about the mini-series I Will Find You…that just dropped on Netflix. Its based on the Harlan Coben best seller and it leaves you on the edge of your seat… it stars Sam Worthington, Milo Ventimiglia, Britt Lower, and Logan Browning… i spoke to her recently on my podcast Joann Butler in Studio With… Logan Browning: Stellar cast.

Joann Butler: Yeah. Really good, and it was nice to see Madeline Stowe too, she’s a legend. Logan Browning: Oh my gosh, I’m a big fan, I'm like is she royalty? Because I was fan-girling.

This is one of my first times playing law enforcement, so it's very different to have, like, a badge and a gun. I had a lot of fun running around on roofs. Joann Butler: Now for all the Soundgarden fans out there, guitarist Kim Thayil just released his memoir, "A Screaming Life" and its already a New York Times best-seller. The book reflects on the band’s legacy and the Seattle music scene.

Kim Thayil: It would have been tougher to write about it in the ’90s, although it might have been more popular, but we were still either ascending or moving sideways...there’s certainly a volume of anecdotes and reflections that we can now address.” Joann Butler: Music legend Peter Frampton was in town to debut his upcoming documentary at Tribeca Festival celebrating 50 years of Frampton Comes Alive. I mean he's 76 years old.. and the guy is just… there’s no other way to say it ...he's still HOT. Joann Butler: Mumford & Sons also premiered their upcoming doc… that follows them traveling across the country collabing with artists like Noah Kahan, Maggie Rogers, Lainey Wilson, and Darius Rucker. Ted Dwane: We’re a band born out of collaboration.

Ben Lovett: What was really fun about this experience is we got to unpack other people's songs. Joann Butler: Wyclef Jean just released Clef Notes… the first installment of his massive seven-part album project Quantum Leap. Wyclef Jean: For me, after working for like 30 years and genre-bending every genre you can think of—from country to jazz to gospel to hip hop—it’s sort of like I’m giving back to my fans and bridging a new fan. Joann Butler: Lots to check out in the entertainment world.. for more on all this and other lifestyle news check out lifeminute.tv