Jake Paul’s ‘Untold’ doc follows his journey from YouTuber to boxer, ‘Winning

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STREAM IT: Controversial YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul kicks off Season 3 of Untold

The Season 3 premiere of Netflix’s anthology documentary series, Untold, passes the mic to Jake Paul to tell his true Hollywood story. After a turbulent childhood in Ohio, Paul and his brother, Logan, found an outlet for their antics on social media, which led them to fame and fortune in Los Angeles as the influencer era kicked off in earnest. But their careers careened off track following a serious case of sibling rivalry, accusations of sexual harassment and controversial content choices. At that point, Jake Paul entered the boxing ring… and he hasn’t left. Paul speaks candidly about his various controversies as well as his outsized ego, which has made him a fighter that people enjoy rooting against. — Ethan Alter

Untold: Jake Paul the Problem Child premieres Tuesday, Aug. 1 on Netflix.

STREAM IT: Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty returns for another exhilarating run

The new season of one of HBO’s most successful original sports dramas promises to keep the ball rolling, using the same formula that made the show’s first season a slam dunk. The seven-episode Season 2 focuses on the intense NBA rivalry between the L.A. Lakers and Boston Celtics while revisiting basketball’s greatest personal conflict in the 1980s. Reprising his role as Earvin “Magic” Johnson, Quincy Isaiah proclaims in the trailer that “Magic is back” and sends a warning to opponents. “You better watch out,” Magic told reporters gathered around the locker room. After tasting his first championship at the conclusion of Season 1, Magic is hungry for more. Standing in the way is his hardwood nemesis Larry Bird. Sean Patrick Small is very convincing as Larry Legend, and he’s got the chops to make the basketball scenes look real. He even mirrors Bird’s signature chicken wing shooting form. Whether you’re a basketball fan or not, Winning Time delivers plenty of commanding performances, especially John C. Reilly’s fantastic portrayal of flamboyant Lakers owner Jerry Buss. Once you’re part of the viewing team, you’ll be hooked. — Joel Huerto

Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty Season 2 premieres Sunday, Aug. 6 at 9 p.m. on HBO and streaming on Max.

STREAM IT: Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food wants to change the way you think about what you eat

In the vein of Super Size Me and other documentaries that take down the food industry, Poisoned digs into the government regulation — or lack of it — that results in 48 million people getting sick from a foodborne illness each year. Family members of some of the victims tell their affecting stories, while experts explain why it’s vitally important for the government to take action to protect citizens…