Author: Tmera Hepburn
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Older Apple TVs Are Losing CBS All Access, Paramount+ Won’t be Supported
Just last week we reported that older generation Apple TVs were losing support for the YouTube app. Now Apple is letting customers know the same is happening with CBS All Access. Third Generation Apple TVs will no longer be able to support the app as it rebrands into Paramount+ this spring. Here’s the notice 3rd…
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AT&T SportsNet is Bringing VSiN’s Morning Show to Pittsburgh
AT&T SportsNet and the Sports Betting Network VSiN have announced a partnership to bring credible sports betting information to Pittsburgh sports fans, starting with the network’s popular morning show, Follow the Money. The show will now air daily for three hours from noon ET to 3 p.m. ET on AT&T SportsNet in the AT&T SportsNet…
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AARP’s “Movies for Grownups Awards” Set to Air on PBS
Everyone knows springtime is Awards Season, with big hitters like the Golden Globes, Oscars, BAFTA, Critics Choice Awards, Sundance Film Festival, just to name a few. But have you heard of the Movies for Grownups Awards? Some of you might be today-years-old when you found out these are actually a thing, bit AARP has been…
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StagePlayer+ to Launch as Virtual Venue for Live and Recorded Performances
Player+, the direct-to-consumer premium content aggregator and Easel TV have announced a partnership to launch StagePlayer+, a streaming platform where theatres, concert venues, producers, and more can stream their events. StagePlayer+ will serve as a virtual venue for performers, festival organizers, agencies, and more can stage live or recorded online events for selling and streaming.…
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Apple TV+ Adding Jane Goodall Inspired Series ‘Jane’ to its Kid-Friendly Library
A new straight-to-series order has been announced at Apple TV+, this time adding to its family-friendly slate. Jane is a Live-Action and CGI blended series that educates kids on the concept of endangered species. The series will be produced with J.J. Johnson, Sinking Ship Entertainment, and the Jane Goodall Institute at the helm. The series…
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Here’s Everything Coming to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video the Week of February 8, 2021
This week is ushering in Valentine’s Day on Sunday, and with it comes a slew of romance-themed titles for streaming. Netflix is finally releasing To All The Boys: Always and Forever, the third (and final?) installment in the saga that will premiere just before Valentine’s Day as Lara Jean Covey plans for life after high…
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ESPN+ 2021 Plans Include Upping Subscriber Revenue, Selling off Broadcast Rights
Disney is zeroing in on ESPN+ to make it as profitable as possible this year. The media mogul is setting a target goal of reaching more than 15 million ESPN+ subscribers for fiscal 2021, meaning they would have to add about 5 million subscribers by the end of September. These numbers come from a post…
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Enter to Win Tubi’s Daily Prizes, Including an Amazon Fire TV 4K with Alexa Voice Remote
Beginning February 8, Tubi and FOX have teamed up to launch Free Like Tubi Week, an extension of its large brand campaign from January to emphasize the value of free, ad-supported content. With many viewers facing subscriber exhaustion and price hikes on monthly services, Tubi is treating consumers to a whole list of giveaways. The prizes are…
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‘Yellowstone’ is Getting a Prequel at Paramount+
ViacomCBS and MTV Entertainment Group have inked a multi-year deal with Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan for content production. The first order of business? A prequel series to the popular modern-day Western drama to stream on Paramount+. The show is titled “Y: 1883” and will follow the early Dutton family as they make the trek across…
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Check out FandangoNow and Vudu’s Black History Month Lists Curated by Rotten Tomatoes
FandangoNow and Vudu are amplifying Black Voices with their lists of spotlight entertainment for Black History Month. Every title has been handpicked by movie critics at Rotten Tomatoes, so there’s high quality picks for everyone to enjoy. Browse lists like “Best Black Movies of the 21st Century,” “Black Filmmaking Pioneers,” and “Films That Celebrate Black Joy,”…