Author: Tmera Hepburn
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Celebrate Christmas in July With Hallmark Movies Now
Hallmark is practically the king of Christmas in July, and this year is no different. Hallmark Movies Now has more than 100 holiday movies, including favorites like “Merry Matrimony,” “Signed Sealed Delivered for Christmas”, “A Nutcracker Christmas”, and lots more, as part of its Christmas in July Event. Not quite ready for Christmas? The streaming…
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Here’s Everything Coming to Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video the Week of July 5, 2021
Another successful Independence Day in the books means we’re deep in the summer season, “into the thick of it,” if you will. Hopefully, you’ve had a chance to watch the first installment of the Fear Street trilogy on Netflix, because Part 2: 1978 is on arriving this week, with the final chapter coming later this…
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Here’s What’s Coming to Paramount+ in July 2021
July on Paramount+ is full of originals like live feeds of Big Brother and Love Island, as well as new episodes of the iCarly reboot and more. There’s also a good variety of sports events coming up including coverage of the PGA Tour every weekend. Plus, lots of kid-friendly entertainment now that school’s out including…
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Reelgood: ‘Mortal Kombat’ on HBO Max had the Biggest Opening Weekend of Q2, 2021
Streaming services have been pulling out all the stops this year with releasing blockbuster movies. HBO Max’s deal with Warner Bros. for day and date releases has proved to be a big win for the streamer. According to data from Reelgood, HBO Max had the two biggest movie opening weekends of any other streaming service…
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Peacock has Olympic Coverage, ‘Dr. Death,’ ‘Boss Baby 2,’ and More Coming July 2021
Peacock has all the bragging rights over the impressive list of new content heading to the streamer in July. On July 15th, Peacock will launch its Tokyo Olympics destination with hours of Olympic coverage, plus four live studio shows every day for fans to catch up on the latest news and medal counts. The 2021 Olympics run…
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Here’s Everything New on Disney+ July 2021, Including ‘Black Widow’ and ‘Jungle Cruise’
There’s a lot going on this month on Disney+. Where to even begin? First and foremost, all of our attention needs to be on the Black Widow premiere coming July 9, the same day it’s released in theaters. It’s the first film in Phase Four of the MCU and was delayed three times from an original May…
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Content Production Budgets Expected to Pass $250 billion in 2021
The last few years have seen some new major shows being released on streaming services, and production budgets are at an all-time high. Budgets for all-new series in 2020, including scripted, unscripted, daytime, and kids, was up 16.4% in 2020 reaching $220.2 billion, according to data by Purely Streamonomics. This year is only supposed to…
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Here’s What’s New on Acorn TV in July 2021
It’s summertime on Acorn TV and things are heating up with the final season of Jack Irish on July 12. New episodes premiere every Monday through August 2, so be sure to clear your calendar. Be sure to catch final seasons of Acorn TV’s exclusive The Heart Guy, plus new episodes of Ms. Fisher’s Modern…
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Everything Coming to Amazon Prime Video in July 2021
A brand new month of summer is upon us, and Amazon Prime Video is ready to heat things up with its new arrivals. The first of the month brings its usual slew of movies flooding the Prime library, and some of this month’s highlights include Not Another Teen Movie, Big Fish, Fat Albert, The Girl…
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Study: Cord Cutters are on Track to Become the Main TV Consumers in the Next Year
Everyone keeps talking about it, but the numbers are hard to ignore – last year saw viewers consuming record amounts of streaming content and the pattern is not lightening up. Streaming surged throughout the pandemic and has continued to stay strong now that the world is returning to ‘normal’ standards. Streaming has become the medium…