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Roku’s First Original Adult Animated Series “Doomlands” Will Debut on The Roku Channel This Month
Roku announced today that its first adult animated scripted series, “Doomlands,” will debut on The Roku Channel on January 28. Roku’s description of the series says: The series looks at the life of the infamous Danny Doom and aspiring bartender, Lhandi, as they sling beers across a hellish wasteland in their mobile pub: The Oasis.…
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Sling TV Launches on VIZIO SmartCast
Today, VIZIO announced that the popular live streaming service Sling TV is now available on VIZIO SmartCast TVs. Now, SmartCast users will be able to access the Sling TV app right from their big screen to stream live content and over 150,000 on demand shows and movies with their Sling TV subscription. “With home screen…
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‘Brazen’ and ‘Cheer’ Season 2 Move into Netflix’s Weekly Top Ten List
Netflix has released its most recent top ten list for the second week of January, and viewers are streaming all of the popular titles on the platform. Stay Close has consistently climbed the list and now sits at number one, while two new TV Shows have entered the chat. Season 2 of the streamer’s hit…
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DAZN Will Continue to Develop Original Content with New DAZN Studios Launch
Sports streaming service DAZN has announced the launch of DAZN Studios, its new in-house content producing arm to further expand the service’s original sports content. The Studio will allow DAZN to continue to create and license original sport documentaries, series, and films and will launch as the streaming service unveils its global original content slate…
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T-Mobile Will Continue ‘Netflix On Us’ After Netflix Price Hike
Last week, Netflix notified customers that all of its streaming plans were getting a price increase. T-Mobile followed the news with an announcement of its own, letting customers know the company’s “Netflix On Us” promotion will continue. “Rest assured, your Netflix is still on us! The Netflix benefit included in your plan remains on us,”…
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Amazon Reveals More Details About Its Upcoming ‘Lord of the Rings’ Series, Including the Name
Amazon has revealed the official name of its anticipated Lord of the Rings series based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. The prequel series will be titled The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power and is set to be released September 2 on Prime Video. “This is a title that we imagine could live on…
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fuboTV Adds FanView Into Its Multiview Feature on Apple TV
Sports-first live TV streaming platform fuboTV has a new integration for its Multiview mode on Apple TV. The company announced that starting today, subscribers with Apple TV will be able to customize their viewing dashboard by combining multiple streams (Multiview) with live stats and scores (FanView). The new feature is another advancement in the company’s…
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XUMO Adds a New Slate of Films for January
Free streaming service XUMO is kicking off the new year by announcing this week a new slate of movies, including 4 AVOD exclusives for January. Exclusively Streaming with AVOD on XUMO This Month Abandoned: Angelique’s Isle: Newlyweds are left stranded on Lake Superior’s Isle Royale and struggle to survive a brutal winter. This mystery/thriller is…
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Deal: NBA League Pass Reduces Price By 80% for the Remainder of the Season
With the NBA season closing in on the halfway point, the NBA announced that they have reduced the price of NBA League Pass for the remainder of the regular season. The special offer reduces the price of time NBA League Pass + NBA TV plan from its usual price of $230 to $49.99, after a…
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Sling TV and Yahoo! Sports are Both Giving Free Previews to NBA League Pass This Week
Basketball fans will be happy to hear that for a limited time, you can get a free preview of NBA League pass. Both Sling TV and the Yahoo! Sports app are giving customers a free preview until January 22nd. After the trial is up, Sling users can watch every out-of-market game with NBA League Pass. $14.99/mo.,…
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Roku to Air a Special 20th Anniversary Episode of ‘Ask This Old House’
For two decades, Ask This Old House has been helping homeowners find answers to all their home improvement questions, and now the program is celebrating a major milestone. Ask This Old House turns 20 this year and will celebrate with a special anniversary episode airing Thursday, January 20 on PBS and the new dedicated This…
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YouTube TV Will Add The Weather Channel & More Channels in Partnership with Allen Media Group
Comedian, producer and media mogul Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group has announced a new multi-year partnership with Google to help accelerate growth across the Media Group’s multiple platforms. AMG is also set to expand its YouTube TV carriage in 2022 starting with The Weather Channel, with more networks launching later in the year, according to…
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El Rey Network Launches on XUMO
Today, Cinedigm announced that El Rey Network has launched on XUMO as both a FAST (free ad-supporting streaming TV) & VOD channel. The network is cofounded by Robert Rodriguez (From Dusk Till Dawn, Sin City, Spy Kids), John Fogelman and Cristina Patwa, and is a Latinx-inclusive, English-language channel that represents the changing face of America and the most…
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Report: Apple to Spend Billions on Live Sports Over the Next Four Years
Apple is gearing up to make a major move in the world of sports for its Apple TV+ streaming, according to a new report from investment firm Wedbush, which was seen by MacRumors. From the report, the company is “ready to spend billions” to aggressively acquire more live sports content over the next four years to…
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The Roku Channel is Starting Production on a Weird Al Biopic Starring Daniel Radcliffe
Roku announced today a new original comedy about Grammy-winning musician Weird Al Yankovic. Production of WEIRD: The Al Yankovic Story starts next month and the film will be available exclusively on The Roku Channel when it premieres. The Roku Original will star Daniel Radcliffe as Weird Al, with the film following Yankovic’s life, showing how…
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