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Top Blockbusters on VIZIO WatchFree+ in April
If you’re craving edge-of-your-seat action, explosive showdowns, and high-stakes drama, VIZIO WatchFree+ has your April watchlist covered. All of these pulse-pounding titles are available to stream for free as of April 1. No fooling. WatchFree+ offers thousands of free premium movies and shows that you can stream on demand with a VIZIO Account. Whether you’re…
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A New Redbox Lawsuit Claims Ex-CEO Treated Company ‘As His Personal Piggybank’
A new lawsuit has been filed against Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment, the parent company of Redbox and other brands, accusing its former CEO, Bill Rouhana, and other executives of gross mismanagement. The lawsuit was filed by George L. Miller, the trustee for Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment’s bankruptcy case from 2024, as…
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Fubo Doubles Down on MLB Coverage With New 2025 Team Partnerships
Baseball season just got a little more exciting for cord-cutters. Fubo, the streaming leader in Major League Baseball coverage, has officially announced new marketing partnerships with the Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Guardians, and Houston Astros for the 2025 season. These partnerships add to Fubo’s existing alliance with the Texas Rangers, further solidifying its position as the…
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Sling TV Freestream Expands Free Lineup with 2 New Free Channels
Sling TV Freestream, the free ad-supported streaming arm of Sling TV, has added two new channels to its growing roster of over 600 live and on-demand options, further enriching its offerings for cord cutters seeking no-cost entertainment. Announced today, the additions—The Osbornes, featuring rock legend Ozzy Osbourne and his family, and Earth Touch TV, a…
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57 Years Ago Today: Planet of the Apes Opens Nationally, Launching a Sci-Fi Classic
Fifty-seven years ago today, on April 3, 1968, the science fiction landmark Planet of the Apes premiered nationally across the United States, captivating audiences with its bold vision and unforgettable twist. Directed by Franklin J. Schaffner and starring Charlton Heston as astronaut George Taylor alongside Roddy McDowall as the empathetic ape Cornelius, the film—released by…
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ShopHQ Removes its Channel From Spectrum Cable TV Lineup, Pushes Viewers to Free Streaming Option
Spectrum TV, a leading cable provider under Charter Communications, lost a channel this week. ShopHQ, a long-standing home shopping network, pulled its channel from the Spectrum lineup effective April 1, 2025, prompting a shift for fans of the network’s retail programming. The move ends ShopHQ’s presence on Spectrum’s cable packages, including its popular TV Select…
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Amazon’s New Home Internet Service Will Launch Its First Full Set of Satellites This Month
Amazon is poised to take a giant leap toward delivering high-speed home internet service worldwide as its ambitious Project Kuiper prepares to launch its first full batch of satellites next week. The mission, dubbed “KA-01” (Kuiper Atlas 1), will see 27 advanced satellites sent into low Earth orbit aboard a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas…
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Verizon is Giving Customers a 3-Year Price Lock Guarantee for Mobile and Home Internet
Verizon is now offering a 3-year, price lock guarantee on mobile and home plans, plus a new phone for both new and existing customers. The company is describing the price lock as a peace of mind plan, offering stability for customers. The 3-year price lock is for both new and existing customers and will be…
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Deal Alert! Stock Up & Save: Spend $80 on P&G Products at Amazon, Get a $20 Credit On Every Day Products Like Tide, Pampers, Bounty, Cascade, Gillette, & More
Amazon is rolling out a compelling deal for shoppers looking to stock up on everyday essentials: spend $80 on select Procter & Gamble (P&G) products like Pampers, Tide, Bounty, Cascade, Gillette, and more, and receive a $20 Amazon credit toward a future purchase. This limited-time promotion, spotlighted on a dedicated Amazon page, offers cord cutters…
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Live PD is Now Streaming Free On Plex As It Adds 4 New Channels
Plex, the versatile streaming platform known for its blend of live TV and on-demand content, has bolstered its free, ad-supported offerings with the addition of four new channels: The Bold and the Beautiful, Live PD Presents, Shout Movies, and Say What!!. Announced today, this expansion enhances Plex’s roster of over 600 live channels in the…
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Cable TV Customers Now Pay More Than Double What Cord Cutters Pay in 2025 According to New Survey
As the streaming revolution continues to reshape how Americans consume television, a new survey reveals that cord cutters are paying significantly less than their cable TV counterparts in 2025, spending less than half the monthly amount to satisfy their entertainment needs. According to a comprehensive poll of over 1,900 Cord Cutters News readers conducted in…
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Deal Alert! Amazon’s “Buy 4, Save An Extra 10%” Sale on Everyday Essentials and Electronics
Did you miss out on Amazon’s March stock up sale? Good news in April you can still stock up and save on Amazon! Amazon’s spring restocking, offers shoppers an extra 10% off when they buy four or more qualifying items on top of already discounted sale prices. The promotion, live now, spans a wide array…
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Valero Texas Open: How to Watch 2025 PGA Tour Live on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More
The Texas Swing of the PGA Tour heads to San Antonio for the 2025 Valero Texas Open. With a purse of $9.5 million and a winner’s share of $1.71 million, the world’s best players look to compete for a big prize ahead of next week’s Masters in Augusta. During the four-day tournament, 8 of the world’s…
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Sinclair Breaks Ground as First Broadcaster Approved for Drone Operations Over People
In a signifigant broadcast journalism milestone, Sinclair has become the first media company to receive Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval to operate drones over people and moving vehicles without requiring special waivers for news gathering purposes. The authorization, which stems from the FAA’s acceptance of Sinclair’s Declaration of Compliance for Operations Over People, represents a…
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47 Years Ago Today: Dallas Premieres on CBS, Launching a Primetime Soap Legend
Forty-seven years ago today, on April 2, 1978, Dallas debuted on CBS, introducing viewers to the oil-rich Ewing family and igniting a primetime soap opera craze that would define a television era. The two-hour pilot, “Digger’s Daughter,” aired at 10 p.m. ET as the first of a five-episode miniseries, drawing 21.9 million viewers with its…
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