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Tennis Channel to Launch T2 Exclusively on Samsung TV Plus
Cord cutters have a new way to watch live tennis matches on Samsung TV Plus after Samsung and the Tennis Channel have announced T2, a new free streaming channel in the U.S, according to a new report from Variety. The new ad-supported 24/7 streaming channel will live stream matches from major tournaments which aren’t usually…
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Deal Alert: Get EPIX on Amazon Prime Video for Just $.99/Month
Right now, the EPIX channel is on sale over on Prime Video. For a limited time, Prime members can get one month of EPIX for just .99 cents. That’s a savings of $5. The deal runs through March 17 and is available to all Prime Video members. After the one month is up, your subscription…
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Pluto TV Adds G4 Select Channel to Free Streaming Lineup
The time is here, gamers. Today, a new G4 channel launched on Pluto TV, thanks to an exclusive partnership that makes Pluto the first FAST partner to distribute “G4 Select,” the free ad-supported streaming version of G4’s content. “We’re thrilled to partner Pluto TV to deliver G4’s content to their U.S. audience,” said Russell Arons,…
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How to Watch College Basketball Conference Tournament Games on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on March 9
Conference tournament week continues as 29 of 32 NCAA Men’s Basketball Division I conferences look to send their champion to the 68 team tournament. With a little over a week before March Madness officially begins, the winners of the remaining conference tournaments look to join Murray State (Ohio Valley Conference), Loyola-Chicago (Missouri Valley Conference), and…
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Hulu Will Get All Upcoming 20th Century Studios’ Made-for-Streaming Movies
There for a while, it looked like Hulu kept losing content with no promising sources for replenishing. But now, 20th Century Studios President Steve Asbell says the Hulu will be home to all of the Studio’s upcoming non-theatrical releases. Despite taking over his role as President during some of the toughest recent years in the…
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Apple TV+ is Now Available on Comcast Platforms with 3 Month Free Trial Offer
Comcast and Apple announced today that the Apple TV+ app is launching across Comcast’s entertainment platforms in the U.S., including Xfinity X1, Xfinity Flex, and XClass TV. Apple TV+ will begin rolling out on Xfinity X1, Xfinity Flex and XClass TV today and will be available across all eligible devices in the coming days. Apple TV+…
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What U.S. Soccer’s Media Deal Could Mean for MLS & Streaming
Major League Soccer just kicked off its 27th season, and its current 8-year, $720 million broadcast deal with ESPN, Fox, and Univision is set to expire at season’s end. With all three networks expected to make a bid to continue broadcasting MLS games, It has been reported that the league is searching for a new…
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Last Chance: Get Paramount+ for Just $1 to Watch Picard, 1883, Halo & More
Paramount+ is celebrating its first birthday this month. The streaming service launched on March 4, 2021 and has grown to 32.8 million subscribers by the end of Q4. To celebrate the anniversary of its launch and its growth over the past year, Paramount+ has a huge offer for new subscribers – an 80% discount on its plans.…
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Everything Coming to Discovery+ March 2022
Discovery has begun rolling out its March programming slate with new titles from True Crime, Food, Lifestyle, Adventure, and more to keep you entertained all month long. Magnolia Network has new seasons of Ranch to Table and Art in Bloom with Helen Dealtry, while a new three part True Crime documentary exposes the Megachurch Hillsong for…
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Paramount+ Turns One Year Old: Here Are its Most Popular Shows and Movies So Far
Paramount+ is celebrating its first birthday this month. The streaming service launched on March 4, 2021 and has seen substantial growth during its first year, reporting 32.8 million subscribers by the end of the Q4. Paramount+ offers a library with more than 30,000 episodes and movies from BET, CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr.,…
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‘Inventing Anna’ and ‘A Madea Homecoming’ Lead Netflix’s Weekly Top Ten
Madea has become a household name since first entering the movie scene in the early 2000s, and while Tyler Perry’s character was originally supposed to see a send off in 2019’s A Madea Family Funeral, the wise-cracking, saucy grandma is back for more on Netflix. The streamer’s most popular titles for the week ending Feb.…
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Video: Cheap Netflix — Is Downgrading To The Non-HD Netflix Basic Plan Worth It?
In case you missed it this week, our own Philip Palermo took a look at the cheapest Netflix plan — the non-HD Basic Plan. With Netflix’s latest round of price hikes, some of you may be considering dropping down to a cheaper plan to save some streaming cash. But is that Basic Plan worth the…
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How to Watch UFC 272: Covington vs. Masvidal on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on March 5
Ultimate Fighting Championship returns with a loaded 12-bout card for UFC 272: Covington vs. Masvidal. A welterweight battle between former best friends turned rivals Colby “Chaos” Covington and Jorge “Gamebred” Masvidal will headline the event, live from T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada. Covington is the #1 ranked UFC Welterweight, and a former interim Welterweight champion,…
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How to Watch North Carolina at Duke on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on March 5
The Battle for Tobacco Road ends tonight for Coach Mike Krzyzewski when his No.4 Duke Blue Devils welcome the North Carolina Tar Heels to Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Coach K will be coaching his last game in front of the ‘Cameron Crazies’ in what is considered to be one of the most…
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Report: Apple Looks to Bundle Sunday Ticket, NFL Media, & Mobile Live Game Streaming in Massive NFL Rights Deal
Apple is trying to cross the goalline by acquiring the rights to NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL Media, and the league’s mobile device live streaming right in a single bundle that would be worth billions, according to a new report from Front Office Sports. The FOS report sheds some light on the details on Apple’s NFL…
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