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FCC Withdraws Proposal to Ban Apartments & HOAs from Forcing People to Pay for Cable TV & Internet
It has been a busy start to the week for newly appointed FCC Chair Brendan Carr. After reinstating complaints of media bias against President Trump, the FCC has withdrawn a proposal to restrict high-speed internet bulk-billing agreements. Bulk billing agreements are a business model that provides discounted internet access to residents living in apartments, townhomes,…
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CNN Plans to Launch a New Streaming Service After Failed CNN+ Launch
CNN is making a renewed push into the streaming landscape, with CEO Mark Thompson announcing the development of a new streaming service in an internal memo. This move comes nearly three years after the abrupt shutdown of CNN+, a short-lived subscription service that failed to gain traction. Thompson’s memo, shared with The Verge, reveals that…
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“Bar Rescue” Gets Early Renewal for Season 10, Jon Taffer Continues to Raise the Bar
Paramount Network has given the green light for another round of dramatic bar transformations with the early renewal of its hit reality series, “Bar Rescue,” for a tenth season. This news comes ahead of the Season 9 premiere next month, demonstrating the network’s confidence in the show’s enduring popularity and Jon Taffer’s continued appeal as…
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“Schlemiel! Schlimazel!”: “Laverne & Shirley” Celebrates 49 Years Since its Debut
It was 49 years ago today that the iconic sitcom “Laverne & Shirley” first graced television screens, introducing the world to the hilarious antics of two best friends navigating life, love, and work in late 1950s Milwaukee. Premiering on January 27, 1976, as a spin-off of “Happy Days,” the show quickly became a cultural phenomenon,…
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What’s New This Week on Netflix For The Week of January 27, 2025
Say goodbye to January 2025 with Netflix. As the final days of the first month of the year ease into February, here are the titles that Netflix is giving you to finish out the days. January 28 January 29 January 30 January 31 February 1 February 2
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6 Fan-Favorite Series Making a Return This February
The new seasons of your favorite shows are back, and it’s time to get comfy on the couch and fire up your favorite streamer all month long. Prime Video is rolling out the red carpet with must-watch heroic return, while Paramount+ has a thriller that’s ready to keep you glued to the screen. Hulu is…
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Here is Everything New on Tubi in February 2025
It’s almsot February 2025 and Tubi has free content ready to drop on day one. Read on for all the new shows and movies coming as the month starts and the schedule for Tubi‘s Originals. All titles below begin streaming for free on February 1 unless otherwise noted: Originals Don’t miss Tubi’s New Original Comedy…
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Free Streaming Face-Off: Pluto TV, Tubi, The Roku Channel, and More Battle for Viewers
The world of streaming has exploded in recent years, and alongside subscription giants like Netflix and Disney+, a new breed of platforms has emerged: free, ad-supported streaming services. These services, often referred to as FAST channels (Free Ad-Supported Television), offer a vast library of movies, TV shows, and even live channels, all without a subscription…
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Anker’s 100W USB-C Charger is On Sale For Just $39.99
Right now, Anker has once again some of its best chargers on sale, including its USB-C and USB 100W wall charger to just $39.99, down from $74.99. This is the lowest price Anker has ever had this charger at. This great charger is perfect for phones, Nintendo Switch, earbuds, and more. This is one of…
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FCC Chair Brendan Carr Reinstates Complaints of Media Bias Against ABC, CBS, & NBC From Trump
Newly appointed FCC Chair Brendan Carr has reversed the dismissal of complaints against ABC, NBC, and CBS, alleging bias in their coverage during the 2024 presidential campaign. The complaints, now back on the FCC’s agenda, include: These were among four complaints initially dismissed by Rosenworcel, who cited First Amendment protections. However, Carr decided to revisit…
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Warner Bros. Discovery’s New Free Streaming Service, WBTV, Remains in Limbo 2 Years After It Was Announce
Back in 2023, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) generated buzz with the announcement of a planned free, ad-supported streaming service, tentatively named WBTV. It was first reported in February 2023 and later confirmed by WBD. However, concrete details and a launch date have remained elusive, leaving many to wonder about the fate of this Pluto TV…
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Pluto TV Dishes Up Delicious New Content with The Jamie Oliver Channel
Free ad-supported streaming service Pluto TV continues to expand its diverse content offerings with the addition of The Jamie Oliver Channel. Launched today, the channel brings the culinary expertise and infectious enthusiasm of renowned chef Jamie Oliver to Pluto TV’s ever-growing lineup. The Jamie Oliver Channel promises a feast for the senses, featuring a curated…
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“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Turns 22: A Look Back at the Late-Night Mainstay
It’s hard to believe that 22 years ago, a fresh-faced Jimmy Kimmel first stepped onto the late-night stage, armed with his signature wit and a penchant for the absurd. On January 26th, 2003, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” premiered on ABC, marking the beginning of a late-night legacy that continues to entertain and engage audiences today on…
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DraftKing’s FAST Channel to Reportedly Stop Producing Shows In-House
Viewers of the popular 24/7 FAST channel DraftKings Network may see a noticeable change in content in the upcoming months as the company reportedly shifts away from producing in-house content. Front Office Sports was the first to report that Mike Golic and his son Mike Golic Jr., the hosts of DraftKings Network’s GoJo and Golic said…
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Anker Prime Charger, 100W 3-Port With USB C Charger Just $69.99!
Looking for a new charger for your new phone? Anker has its new 100W 3-port charger with 2 USB-C and USB charger on sale. This is a great charger for the maximum charge of the new iPhone 16. With its higher wattage the newer iPhones they can charge faster. Right now, you can get the…
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