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Upgrade Your Listening: Beats Studio Buds Slashed 47% — Now $79.94
Kick dead earbuds to the curb and grab the Beats Studio Buds at a steep discount ($79.94) ahead of the holiday season. If you’re looking for an easy upgrade with compact ANC, reliable call performance, and a case that extends total listening time, this is for you. At this price, you get a brand-name set…
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TNA Wrestling Secures New Multi-Year Media Deal
Anthem Sports & Entertainment, parent company of TNA Wrestling, is expanding the squared circle’s content across Mexico and Latin America. As part of a new multi-year agreement with Claro Sports, beginning January 1, 2026, TNA programming, including weekly flagship TNA IMPACT!, monthly Pay-Per-View events, and original TNA+ specials on will be made available on Claro’s…
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Flash Deal: Anker SoundCore Aero Fit 2 Earbuds Marked Down 40%
Immerse yourself in your favorite songs or shows without total isolation. Anker’s open-ear Soundcore AeroFit 2 are discounted right now on Amazon to $77.99 (regularly $129.99), making this a useful entry point if you want to skip in-ear fatigue while still getting surprisingly beefy bass, long battery life and modern Bluetooth/hi-res support. They’re worth a…
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24 Years Ago Today: “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” Premieres, Launching a Movie Franchise
On a crisp autumn evening exactly 24 years ago, the wizarding world burst onto the big screen as Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (released as Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone in the United States and some other markets) premiered at London’s historic Odeon Leicester Square. The red carpet event was a spectacle of…
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What’s New on Peacock This November: Must-See Premieres, Holiday Classics, and Live Sports
Peacock is turning up the heat this November with an impressive slate of new originals, fan-favorite returns, festive family programming, and can’t-miss live sports. Whether you’re in the mood for spine-tingling thrillers, Bravo-fueled drama, or timeless holiday favorites, there’s something for every kind of viewer streaming this month. Here’s a look at the highlights: All…
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Amazon Cracks Down on Piracy: Fire TV Devices to Block Sideloaded Illegal Streaming Apps in Global Rollout
Amazon has launched an aggressive new initiative to combat digital piracy on its popular Fire TV platform, announcing that sideloaded applications designed for illegal streaming will soon be rendered inoperable across millions of devices worldwide according to The Sun. The move, executed through software updates, represents the company’s most direct intervention yet into user-installed content,…
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Xumo Brand Campaign Partnership Led to Increased Engagement
From April to May 2025, Xumo partnered with the Moving Out of Home Association (MOOHA) on a media campaign and brand study. The campaign promoted Xumo’s products and services, including its streaming devices, Xumo TV and Xumo Stream Box, which offer a premium interface with universal voice search, and its free ad-supported streaming TV service, Xumo Play. The campaign resulted in a 21% increase…
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Netflix’s Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis Boxing Exhibition Canceled
Most Valuable Promotions and Netflix have pulled the plug on Jake Paul vs. Gervonta “Tank” Davis, the high-profile boxing event that had been scheduled for Friday, November 14, at the Kaseya Center in Miami. Most Valuable Promotions, the promoter of the event, announced the match “will no longer be moving forward,” and said Jake Paul…
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Stream the Vote: 5 Great Movies to Watch on Election Day 2025
Whether you’ve already hit the polls or need something to distract you while the results roll in, Election Day is a perfect time to queue up a film that’s all about politics, power, and the people who pursue both. From dark comedies to intense dramas and satirical thrillers, these movies offer gripping insights (and sometimes…
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Google Abruptly Ends Support For Movies Anywhere, Shattering Cross-Platform Movie Ownership for Millions
Google has officially terminated its long-standing partnership with Movies Anywhere, the industry-backed service that revolutionized how consumers access purchased films across ecosystems. Effective October 31, 2025, Google Play and YouTube users can no longer sync new purchases to their Movies Anywhere libraries, nor can they redeem digital codes through Google’s platforms into the shared locker.…
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How Close Are YouTube TV & Disney to Reaching a Deal to Restore ESPN, ABC, & More? – Ask Luke
Right now, a high-stakes standoff between YouTube TV and The Walt Disney Company has left more than 10 million subscribers in the dark, deprived of ABC’s flagship election coverage and ESPN’s slate of live sports. The blackout, now entering its fifth day, began when the companies’ previous carriage agreement expired on October 30, pulling over…
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Disney+ Will Stop Working on Some Older Streaming Players Starting December 1, 2025
In a move that has caught many subscribers off guard, Disney+ has announced it will cease compatibility with several older Apple devices, including the first-generation Apple TV 4K, effective December 1, 2025. The change stems from an upcoming app update that raises the minimum operating system requirements, rendering the streaming service inaccessible on hardware unable…
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YouTube TV Rejects Disney’s Election-Day Plea to Restore ABC, Cites Abundant Free Alternatives and Says a Long-Term Deal is Needed
YouTube TV has firmly declined Disney’s urgent request to temporarily reinstate ABC and other Disney-owned channels ahead of Tuesday’s presidential election, asserting that viewers have ample no-cost options for election coverage and accusing Disney of using the high-stakes timing as negotiation leverage. In a detailed statement released late today, YouTube TV emphasized that millions of…
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ESPN Bolsters Streaming Coverage With 3,400+ Women’s College Basketball Games
Women’s college basketball ushers in a new era, and ESPN Unlimited will stream more than 3,400 games during the 2025-26 season. ESPN’s coverage features 240 games set to air on its linear networks, with 3,000+ games on ESPN+. The best teams in the nation will take the floor, with ESPN covering 23 of the AP…
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69 Years Ago Today: “The Wizard of Oz” Makes Television History in CBS Spectacular
Exactly 69 years ago, on November 3, 1956, American living rooms were transformed into the magical Land of Oz as CBS-TV broadcast the 1939 classic film The Wizard of Oz for the very first time on television. The airing served as the grand finale to the prestigious Ford Star Jubilee anthology series, a high-profile showcase…
