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The End of Cable TV as We Know It: Networks Face Uncertain Future as Comcast, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Lionsgate Get Rid Of Their Channels
In a seismic shift for the media industry, major players Comcast, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), and Lionsgate have announced plans to or have spin off their cable TV networks into independent companies, signaling what many analysts are calling the beginning of the end for traditional cable television. Networks like MSNBC, CNBC, CNN, TNT, TBS, USA…
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YouTube TV Unveils 2025 NFL Sunday Ticket Details with Flexible Payment Options
YouTube TV has announced new details for the 2025 NFL Sunday Ticket, responding to customer feedback by introducing more flexible payment options and pricing tiers for both new and returning subscribers. The announcement, made ahead of the NFL season kickoff in September 2025, provides fans with a range of choices to access out-of-market NFL games,…
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Roku Tests New Homepage Design
Roku, the popular streaming platform, is rolling out an experimental homepage redesign aimed at making it easier for users to access their favorite apps and discover new content. The test, which began this week, is currently available to a small group of Roku users, with plans to gather feedback before a broader rollout. The revamped…
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36 Years Ago Today “Star Trek V: The Final Frontier” Premieres
Thirty-six years ago today, on June 9, 1989, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier premiered in theaters across the United States, marking the fifth cinematic voyage of the iconic Star Trek franchise. Directed by William Shatner, who also starred as Captain James T. Kirk, the film took audiences on a bold, albeit controversial, journey to…
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Disney Finalizes Hulu Buyout from Comcast for $9.05 Billion, Ending Two-Year Valuation Dispute
In a landmark deal for the streaming industry, Disney has officially closed its acquisition of Comcast’s one-third stake in Hulu, securing full ownership of the streaming platform after more than two years of contentious negotiations. The final price tag, confirmed through a contractual appraisal process completed on June 9, 2025, requires Disney to pay an…
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Father’s Day 2025 Countdown: Five Iconic ’70s TV Dads—Streaming Now
With Father’s Day approaching on Sunday, now is a good time to look back at some of the small-screen patriarchs who taught us life’s lessons between commercial breaks. From gruff blue-collar icons to thousandaires of the day, these five 1970s TV dads balanced humor, heart, and hard-won wisdom. Sit on the couch and unwind with…
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Deal Alert! Streaming Steal—Score the Roku Ultra for $79.99 Now
If you’re searching for a high-end streaming solution in time for Father’s Day, a graduation gift, or for the busy summer ahead, look no further than this 20% off discount on the 2024 Roku Ultra $79.99). With its lightning-fast performance, support for top-tier picture and audio formats, and a rechargeable voice remote packed with extras,…
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What’s New This Week on Netflix For The Week of June 9, 2025
One full week into June and who better to chill with than Netflix? Here’s all the new content hitting the Netflix service for the week of June 9th. June 9 • The Creature Cases: Chapter 5 — Netflix Family June 10 • Families Like Ours — Netflix Series• Trainwreck: The Astroworld Tragedy — Netflix Documentary…
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Apple Gives a First Look at tvOS 26 Design and Features
Today, Apple begins its 2025 WWDC event. Last week, we got some hints at what the company would be announcing during the event, including a redesign that would include Apple TV and a new naming system based on year, making this update tvOS 26. First up is the new look that we’ve been hearing about.…
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How to Watch Oilers vs. Panthers Game 3 – 2025 Stanley Cup Finals Live on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on June 9
After an action-packed Game 2 that went to double OT, the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Final heads to Game 3, streaming live on Max. Tied 1-1, the series heads to the Sunshine State as the Panthers host the Oilers for what should be an high stakes night. Fans want to know if tonight’s game will…
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The CW Gets Savannah Bananas Broadcast TV Debut As Sports Push Continues
High-flying fun is coming to broadcast TV after it was announced that The CW is airing “Banana Ball” later this summer. The Savannah Bananas are making their broadcast debut on Sunday, July 27 at 3:00 PM ET, live from the sold-out Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. Known for transforming traditional baseball into a sideshow of…
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Grab 2 Universal TV Remotes Compatible with Roku for Just $9.99
Lost your Roku TV remote again? No worries. This 2-pack of universal replacement remotes, compatible with Roku TVs is now just $9.99. That’s 50% off the regular price of $19.99. Designed specifically for Roku TVs made by TCL, Hisense, Sharp, Onn, Insignia, and more, these remotes are plug-and-play with no setup required. Each remote includes…
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What’s New This Week on Hulu For The Week of June 9, 2025
June is in full swing and, with summer on the way, Hulu is heating up your screen with fresh content across the board. From reality tv to international shows to kids movies and beyond, here are all Hulu‘s new titles lined up for the week of June 9, 2025. June 9 • Beyblade X: Season…
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Pluto TV Adds a New Sports Channel to Its Free Lineup
Pluto TV is expanding its free streaming lineup again with another sports channel. All Women’s Sports Network (AWSN) is now streaming on Pluto. AWSN is a global sports television network dedicated exclusively to women’s sports. The channel offers live women’s sports matches and games, featuring some of the biggest leagues in the world. Katrina Kowalski,…
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Warner Bros. Discovery Is Getting Rid Of CNN, TNT, & TBS – What Does That Mean For The Future Of These Networks…
In a seismic shift for the media industry, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) announced on today, that it will split into two publicly traded companies by mid-2026, separating its cable television networks, including CNN, TNT, and TBS, from its streaming and studio businesses, such as HBO, HBO Max, and Warner Bros. Pictures. This restructuring aims to…
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