Author: Luke Bouma
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Here is Your First Look At The New King of The Hill Season 15 Coming to Hulu on July 20th
Hulu has released the official trailer for the fifteenth season of King of the Hill, providing the first public preview of the upcoming episodes set to premiere exclusively on the streaming service on July twentieth. The animated series originally aired for thirteen seasons before its revival, and the new chapter continues to follow the residents…
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28 Years Ago Today: AT&T Became a Major Cable TV Company in Its First Failed $48 Billion Attempt To Dominate TV – Do You Remember AT&T’s As a Cable TV Company? – A Look Back
On this day 28 years ago, June 24, 1998, AT&T Corp. announced its agreement to acquire Tele-Communications Inc., one of the nation’s largest cable television operators, in a massive all-stock transaction valued at approximately $48 billion, including roughly $32 billion in stock and the assumption of significant debt. The deal stood as one of the…
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5G Home Internet Could Soon Be Much Better Thanks to the FCC, Which Just Sold $3.5 Billion in Wireless Spectrum
The United States Federal Communications Commission announced that a recent auction of wireless mid-band spectrum generated more than 3.5 billion dollars in revenue. This financial boost will primarily support efforts to remove Chinese-made telecommunications equipment from American networks, advancing national security priorities in the wireless sector. This spectrum should help improve 5G, giving better service…
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Roku vs Fire TV vs Apple TV vs Google TV – What is The Best Streaming Player For Cord Cutting
A recent poll conducted by CordCuttersNews among members of the cord cutting community has revealed that Roku stands out as the preferred operating system for streaming players. The survey gathered responses from 582 participants, all of whom are individuals who have abandoned traditional cable or satellite television in favor of internet-based streaming services. This level…
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A Live-Action ‘Magic School Bus’ Movie is In Development
Legendary Entertainment has joined forces with Scholastic Entertainment to bring a fresh live-action adaptation of the beloved children’s franchise The Magic School Bus to the big screen. Elizabeth Banks will take on the iconic role of the energetic and eccentric teacher Ms. Frizzle while also serving as a producer on the project. Rob Letterman, known…
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37 Years Ago Today: Tim Burton’s “Batman” Premiered & Changed Batman Forever
Today marks the 37th anniversary of the groundbreaking premiere of Tim Burton’s Batman on June 23, 1989, a film that forever redefined superhero cinema. With Michael Keaton’s brooding take on Bruce Wayne/Batman and Jack Nicholson’s wildly maniacal Joker, the movie became an instant cultural phenomenon, masterfully blending dark gothic aesthetics with irresistible blockbuster appeal and…
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A Big Change is Coming to SpaceX’s Starlink Service After FCC Approval for Some New Testing
The Federal Communications Commission has issued an experimental radio station construction permit and license to SpaceX, authorizing tests of direct communications between Starlink satellites while they orbit Earth. This new system could go a long way in stopping outages that SpaceX may face if one ground station goes down. The approval, effective immediately and running…
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Warner Bros. Discovery Is Going All In on Animation with a New Cat in the Hat Movie, Hello Kitty Movie, & More
Warner Bros. Pictures Animation took center stage at the 2026 Annecy International Animation Film Festival with a comprehensive presentation of its upcoming theatrical feature slate, signaling a renewed commitment to original animated storytelling and a departure from recent years of project cancellations and uncertainty. The studio, under the leadership of President and Chief Creative Officer…
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15 Years Ago Today: ‘Suits’ First Premiered on The USA Network
Fifteen years ago today, on June 23, 2011, the USA Network launched a compelling new legal drama that would go on to define a generation of cable television storytelling. Titled Suits, the series starred Patrick J. Adams as the quick-witted college dropout Mike Ross, Gabriel Macht as the impeccably dressed senior partner Harvey Specter, and…
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FCC Rejects Push to Eliminate Longstanding News Distortion Policy for Broadcasters
The Federal Communications Commission has dismissed efforts by a coalition of former agency leaders and journalism advocates to scrap its decades-old rules prohibiting deliberate news distortion in over-the-air broadcasts. In a filing submitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Monday, agency staff defended the decision not to revisit the policy…