Author: Tmera Hepburn
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Vizio TVs and Soundbars are Now Available at GameStop Just In Time for Black Friday
Today VIZIO announced its TVs and soundbars are now available at GameStop.com, making it even easier for gamers to get in their one-stop shopping just in time for Black Friday. Plus for a limited time, GameStop customers will get a $50 gift card when they purchase any VIZIO M-Series, Quantum, P-Series, Quantum, or P-Series Quantum…
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Celebrate Turkey Day With Thanksgiving-Themed Episodes on HBO Max
Christmas movies get a lot of attention this time of year, but what about Thanksgiving? HBO Max is serving up plenty of Thanksgiving-themed episodes from your favorite shows like Friends, The Sopranos, The Big Bang Theory, Fresh Prince, and more! And there’s no shortage of tasty food shows to gobble up as you work up…
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Movies Anywhere Has Titles From $4.99 For Black Friday
Looking to build your digital movie collection? Movies Anywhere has tons of new and classic movies on sale for Black Friday and Cyber Monday starting as low as $4.99. Plus they have daily deals that change regularly, so be sure to check back often. Movies Anywhere is also making it easier for everyone to share…
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Walmart Partners With Tastemade for Shoppable Streaming With New ‘Struggle Meals’ Episodes
Walmart and Tastemade have partnered to create the ultimate one-stop shopping experience for holiday meals this season. The largest retail chain and modern media company are collaborating to launch two special holiday episodes of Tastemade’s original show, Struggle Meals where viewers can shop the recipe using Walmart Grocery Pickup. “We know Chef Frankie Celenza has…
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Peacock’s Annual Subscriptions are 20% Off for Black Friday
The Black Friday deals are pouring in early, and Peacock is jumping on the discount train by offering 20% off its annual subscription prices for the Peacock Premium and Peacock Premium Plus tiers. Right now, Peacock Premium is just $39.99 for a 12-month subscription. The monthly fee is normally $4.99 a month, but this sale…
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Netflix Removes ‘Chappelle’s Show’ Over Licensing Debacle and a Personal Request by Dave Chappelle
Netflix has quietly removed Chappelle’s Show from its library after Dave Chappelle reached out to them personally saying ViacomCBS has been licensing out his show without paying him anything. The comedian said that just because he signed a contract years ago, that doesn’t make things right for ViacomCBS to not have to share some of…
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Hallmark Movies Now has Reached 1 Million Subscribers
Crown Media has announced that its streaming offering Hallmark Movies Now has surpassed the 1 million subscriber mark. This subscription milestone was reached with help in part from the platform’s annual Movies and Mistletoe programming event that started in October. Since the event launched last month, the platform has seen a surge in growth, earning…
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Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’ Concert Film Will Premiere on Disney+ Tomorrow
Taylor Swift is always full of surprises, and today she delighted fans by dropping the news that her latest album will be coming to Disney+ tomorrow in an intimate concert film. Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Session will premiere on Wednesday, November 25 exclusively on Disney+. Well it’s 11/24 and 24-11=13 so I’ve got an…
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Here’s Everything New on Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video the Week of November 23, 2020
Another Monday, another set of new titles sliding into the lineup on the Big 3 this week. Netflix is gracing us with a portrait of the pop star’s life and rise to fame in Shawn Mendes: In Wonder, plus Kurt Russell is back as Santa Claus in The Christmas Chronicles 2, and we’re happy to…
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61% of Broadband Customers Subscribe to at Least Two Streaming Services
With cord cutting on the rise, more people are turning to streaming services to get their entertainment rather than traditional cable. But even die-hard cable subscribers supplement with OTT services. New research from Parks Associates shows 61% of broadband households subscribe to at least two streaming services. That number comes at the end of this…