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Paramount And Warner Music Are Partnering on Music Inspired Movies
Paramount and Warner Music Group announced a multi-year deal today that will have the two companies partnering on films that focus on the lives and music of WMG’s lineup of musical artists. The slate of artists includes legendary performers including Aretha Franklin, David Bowie, Joni Mitchell, and Frank Sinatra, and contemporary artists ranging from Coldplay…
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Crunchyroll Subscriptions Are as Low as $2 a Month for Ani-May
Crunchyroll is celebrating Ani-May again this year, and they want you to join in. Today through May 21, you can get three months of membership to Crunchyroll Fan for $1.99/month or Crunchyroll Mega Fan for $2.99/month. With a membership, you’ll get access to the world’s largest dedicated anime library, including new releases like Chainsaw Man…
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Warner Bros. Discovery Reported a Net Loss of $2.9 Billion in Q1
Warner Bros. Discovery reported its Q1 2026 earnings this afternoon. The report showed a net loss of $2.916 billion for the first three months of the year. That seems like a massive number, but it includes $1.3 billion in “pre-tax acquisition-related amortization of intangibles, content fair value step-up and restructuring expenses” related to the Paramount…
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Fubo Integrates Hulu + Live TV Into Package Options On Its Homepage
Fubo has made an update its homepage today, adding Hulu + Live TV to the chart of options for new subscribers, alongside Fubo’s own live TV streaming packages. Hulu’s parent company Disney and Fubo closed their merger deal for the two streaming services in October 2025, though Fubo and Hulu have continued to offer their…
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Roku Launches the WNBA Zone Ahead of the 2026 Season
Roku announced today the launch of the WNBA Zone. WNBA fans can navigate to the Zone to check scores, watch highlights, and find out where to watch games throughout the season. Roku says that the WNBA Zone is made to simplify the fan experience. Roku users can find out where games are streaming live and…
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HBO Max Will No Longer Work on Older Fire TV Models
The HBO Max app no longer supports older Fire TV devices, after a recent update. According to the HBO Max support page, as reported by AFTV News, Fire OS 6 is now the minimum supported Fire TV OS, with newer versions also supported, along with Vega OS 1 or later. New Fire TV devices running…
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Philo Adds Another Channel From AMC to Its Bundle+ Plan
Philo is adding another channel to its Bundle+ plan. Starting today, subscribers can watch All Reality from AMC Global Media with the $33 per month package. Here’s how Philo describes the newly added channel: All Reality is the new streaming destination for unscripted programming. It’s an unrivaled library of thousands of hours of iconic shows . The channel features unfiltered relationships,…
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Larry the Cable Guy is Coming Back to TV With a New Series
Comedian Larry the Cable Guy is set to host a new series, American Mayhem. The syndicated launch of the series is set for this fall and Larry the Cable Guy has signed on for 52 episodes. “We’re excited to team up with Larry, CBS Media Ventures, and a soon to be revealed premier partner on American…
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WKRP is Back On Air in Cincinnati
The fictional WKRP Cincinnati radio station isn’t fictional anymore. As of Monday morning, the station is on the air in Ohio. A trio of radio stations known as The Oasis are now being rebranded with the new call letters. Previously, the branding was owned by a small FM station in Raleigh, NC. The station put…
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Report: Viewers in the U.S. Watched 33 Billion Minutes of Star Wars in 2025
On the national holiday of May the 4th, we’re here with some Star Wars viewing data. According to a report from Nielsen, U.S. viewers watched over 33 billion minutes of Star Wars content in 2025, spanning linear TV and streaming. Those 33 billion minutes were spread across Star Wars movies, shows, animation, and documentaries. While…