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2026 NFL Draft: How to Watch, Time, & Everything You Need to Know
The future of football has arrived as 257 college prospects will hear their names called during the 2026 NFL Draft. The 91st edition of the three-day event will take place from April 23-25 at Pittsburgh’s North Shore, airing live on ABC, NFL Network, and ESPN. The first draft in 40 years to take place in…
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The Paramount & Warner Bros. Discovery Merger Has Been Approved By Shareholders, But Its CEO’s $550 Million Pay Package Was Rejected
Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders have given their approval to a landmark $111 billion merger with Paramount Skydance, paving the way for one of the largest consolidations in the entertainment industry in recent years. The vote took place during a brief virtual special meeting held on April 23, 2026. The transaction, which offers $31 per share…
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Pluto TV & Paramount+ Are Adding Battlestar Galactica
All of this has happened before, and now it is happening again on Paramount+ and Pluto TV. On Friday, May 1, the iconic science fiction series Battlestar Galactica returns to streaming platforms, offering longtime fans a chance to revisit the fleet and new viewers an opportunity to discover one of the most acclaimed space dramas…
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Fubo’s Multiview Feature is Coming to Select LG TVs
Fubo announced today that its multiview feature will soon be available on select LG TVs. With the feature, Fubo subscribers can stream up to four live channels simultaneously. The feature is fully customizable and, unlike the multiview feature on some other streamers, any channel from the lineup can be added to the multiview screen. That…
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Comcast Lost 322,000 TV Customers & 65,000 Internet Customers in The 1st Three Months of 2026
Comcast reported a net loss of 65,000 broadband internet customers during the first quarter of 2026, marking an improvement over the 183,000 customers the company shed in the same period a year earlier. The Philadelphia-based telecommunications and media giant also lost 322,000 cable television subscribers in the quarter, down from a loss of 427,000 in…
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YouTube TV’s New Multiview Is Rolling Out & You Can Now Add Any Channels You Want
In a major win for live TV streamers, YouTube TV has quietly begun a limited rollout of its long-promised fully customizable multiview feature, allowing subscribers to mix and match up to four live channels on a single screen. The new “Add to multiview” option ditches the restrictive preset bundles the service previously offered, giving users…
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7 Years Ago Today “Avengers: Endgame” Was Released & Becomes Highest-Grossing Film in History
Seven years ago today, on July 22, 2019, Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Endgame achieved a monumental milestone, becoming the world’s highest-grossing film by surpassing James Cameron’s Avatar. The superhero epic, which concluded an 11-year saga known as the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) Infinity Saga, grossed an astonishing $2.9 billion at the global box office, cementing its…
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Earth Day 2026: 7 Eye-Opening Environmental Movies and Shows to Stream Right Now
Earth Day is a good reminder that watching smarter can also mean thinking greener. Centered on the theme “Our Power, Our Planet,” today focuses on everyday actions, community problem-solving, and the idea that environmental progress is built over time. Since 1970, Earth Day has been a day of understanding the bigger picture and the choices…
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Amazon Launches a New Fire TV Ethernet Adapter With Gigabit Speeds
Amazon has introduced a new Ethernet adapter for its Fire TV lineup, marking a significant upgrade in wired connectivity options for streaming enthusiasts that was first spotted by AFTVnews. The device, featuring a USB-C connector, supports speeds far beyond the previous generation’s limitations, aiming to deliver more reliable and faster network performance for users relying…
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The FCC is Looking to Crack Down On Youth Programing That Promotes Sexual Content
The Federal Communications Commission is taking steps to address parental concerns about the presence of sexual content and violence in television programming intended for children by initiating a detailed review of the voluntary ratings system used across the industry. In a public notice issued on April 22, 2026, the agency’s Media Bureau called for public…
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Roku and Samsung Account for Over 50% of Connected TVs
A recent report shows that just two operating systems make up over 50% of devices used to watch online content in U.S. households. Roku accounts for 28% of connected devices and Samsung makes up 23%. Parks Associates’ latest US household research comes from the Streaming Video Tracker. The data shows that Amazon Fire TV, LG webOS,…
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Fresh‑Air Listening for Less: AeroFit 2 Open-Ear Headphones Drop to a Can’t‑Miss Price
Spring is for shedding the wires and the bulk. The AeroFit 2 has dropped to $79.98, making it a steal for anyone looking to modernize their mobile setup. With marathon battery life and a feather-light fit, they’re designed to stay comfortable from your morning commute to your sunset walk. These open-ear buds are a smart…
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Every Click, Stream, and Device Builds a Digital Footprint & Data Brokers Are Cashing In
Cutting the cord may shrink your cable bill, but for many streamers, their digital footprints are expanding. That is the latest warning from ClearNym, a personal-data removal service that scans 336+ data-broker sites, removes exposed personal details, and keeps watch for re-uploads, dark-web listings, and leaked people databases. And for many cord cutters who use…
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Cord Cutting Today: PBS Stations Face More Changes as NPR Rallies Funding and Big Tech Battles Heat Up
Today in Cord Cutting Today for April 22, 2026, we take a look at some of the biggest stories in the world of cord cutting including: More PBS Stations Are Going Away. You can find links to each story we talk about below this video. Please subscribe to our new YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CordCuttersNewsClips PBS in…
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35 Years Ago Today in TV History: Johnny Carson Announced the End of an Era with Final Season of ‘The Tonight Show’
On April 22, 1991, NBC announced that Johnny Carson had signed a new one-year contract to continue hosting “The Tonight Show,” extending his run through September 1992. At the same time, the network revealed that Carson had made clear his intention to step down after that period, marking what would likely be the conclusion of…
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