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Here’s What’s on Amazon Prime Video in July 2020
Amazon Prime is locked and loaded for summer with a new lineup of titles headed its way in July. Check out cult classics like Big Fish or brand new releases including Vivarium that had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. And, with Amazon launching user profiles today, you can keep track of your…
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Netflix’s ‘Dead to Me’ Renewed for Season 3 in Deal with Creator Liz Feldman
Netflix has renewed Liz Feldman’s original dark comedy Dead to Me for a third season which will also be the final installment of the series. The streaming service also renewed a multi-year creative partnership with Feldman to create other original series and content exclusively for the platform. The brilliant Dead To Me has been renewed…
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The Supreme Court Votes to Tighten Ban on Robocalls
On Monday, the Supreme Court revisited a law banning automated calls to cell phones and voted to uphold the law despite concerns that it may violate the First Amendment. It also voted in favor of extending that ban to automated debt collecting calls to keep the playing grounds fair when it comes to freedom of…
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Here’s What’s Coming to Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video the Week of July 6, 2020
After the 4th of July weekend festivities, you’re probably ready for a more relaxing week. Luckily, all your favorite streaming services have fresh new content hitting their libraries this week so you can recharge in front of the TV and never run out of content. Here’s what’s new on Netflix this week July 6 A…
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Cinedigm Q4 Report Shows Viewership Nearly Tripled
Cinedigm shared its Q4 earnings report, and the earnings for its linear and AVOD streaming channels is up 59% thanks to a 466% growth in ad revenue. In addition, monthly streaming viewers on all of its ad-supported streaming services grew to more than 9 million by the end of March, and up to 13.2 million…
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Tom Hanks Says ‘Greyhound’ Skipping Theaters for Streaming is “An Absolute Heartbreak”
Tom Hanks’ wartime drama Greyhound launched on the streaming service Apple TV+ last month, much to the dismay of Hanks himself, apparently. In an interview with The Guardian, Hanks says he’s broken-hearted that his movie didn’t make its debut in theaters due to the coronavirus. Hanks, who was one of the first celebrities to test…
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Crackle Announces New Original Docuseries ‘Road to Race Day’
Crackle Plus has announced the premiere of the new original docuseries Road to Race Day, now available on Crackle. This eight-episode series is a producer’s cut of the original by the same name and takes a deep look into the 2017 season of the most celebrated NASCAR team of all time, Hendrick Motorsports. “We are…
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Philo’s New Arrivals Include Hallmark’s Christmas in July, ‘Yellowstone’ and More
Philo recently added two new channels to its growing list of content and has new titles coming this month to keep you entertained all summer long. Check out the new arrivals below. Now Available on Philo The BET Awards were held on Sunday June 28 and became one of Philo’s most popular live programs this…
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Disney+ Will Join Comic-Con@Home This Month
With the D23 fan club event canceled this year over coronavirus, Disney has made the move to join the virtual Comic-Con@Home this summer with three of its newest projects, docuseries Marvel’s 616, scripted original series The Right Stuff and animated movie Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Candace Against the Universe. Joining the panel for Marvel’s 616 will be Directors…
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Quibi’s Free Trial is Ending Soon
Quibi’s 90-day free trial period will come to an end starting this week. The mobile-only streaming service launched April 6 and extended a three-month free trial to new users through April 30. So depending on when you signed up, all users will have to start paying a subscription fee ($4.99/month with ads, $7.99/month for ad-free)…