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Vote With Your Voice: Pluto TV Kicks Off Its 2026 Fandom Showdown
Pluto TV is leaning into fan culture again and this time, it’s putting some of TV’s most passionate audiences head-to-head. The free streaming platform has officially launched its 2026 “Battle of the Fandoms” Sweet 16, inviting viewers to vote on which series has the most dedicated fanbase. The bracket-style competition features a mix of sci-fi,…
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Fitbit Charge 6 Drops to $119.95 — A Strong Spring Fitness Upgrade for Walks, Runs, and Everyday Tracking
With spring in full swing and summer fitness goals right around the corner, now is the time to upgrade for anyone who wants a slimmer, more useful fitness tracker. For a limited time, the Fitbit Charge 6 Fitness Tracker is on sale for $119.95, down from $159.95, which works out to 25% off, and it…
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Philo Adds Another Channel From AMC to Its Bundle+ Plan
Philo is adding another channel to its Bundle+ plan. Starting today, subscribers can watch All Reality from AMC Global Media with the $33 per month package. Here’s how Philo describes the newly added channel: All Reality is the new streaming destination for unscripted programming. It’s an unrivaled library of thousands of hours of iconic shows . The channel features unfiltered relationships,…
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Larry the Cable Guy is Coming Back to TV With a New Series
Comedian Larry the Cable Guy is set to host a new series, American Mayhem. The syndicated launch of the series is set for this fall and Larry the Cable Guy has signed on for 52 episodes. “We’re excited to team up with Larry, CBS Media Ventures, and a soon to be revealed premier partner on American…
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26 Years Ago Today, “Boy Meets World” Aired Its Final Episode
Today marks the 26th anniversary of the emotional series finale of the classic sitcom Boy Meets World. The touching episode “Brave New World” first aired on May 5, 2000, on ABC, wrapping up an unforgettable seven-season journey. The show won over audiences everywhere with its heartfelt portrayal of adolescence, following Cory Matthews and his tight-knit…
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Here’s All the Free Content Coming to Tubi This Month
It’s almost May 2026 and Tubi has free content ready to drop on day one. Read on for all the new shows and movies coming as the month starts and the schedule for Tubi’s Originals. All titles below began streaming for free on May 1 unless otherwise noted: Originals Destination World Cup 2026Six-part docuseries featuring…
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Paramount Is Making Progress in Its Efforts to Close Its Deal to Buy Warner Bros. Discovery This Fall
Paramount Global is advancing steadily toward the completion of its transformative acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, positioning the media giant to create one of the largest entertainment conglomerates in the industry. The company reaffirmed its target for closing the transaction in the late third quarter of 2026, signaling confidence amid ongoing regulatory reviews and integration…
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FOX News Dominates YouTube and Social Platforms in April 2026 Far Ahead of MS Now & CNN
FOX News Media emerged as the leading news brand in the competitive digital landscape during April 2026, achieving unmatched performance across YouTube and major social media networks. The network secured the top position among news outlets on YouTube, recording 471.9 million video views according to data from Emplifi. This figure represented a substantial lead over…
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Roku Adds 15 New Live Channels Free on Roku TVs & Roku Players Include Live PD & Alaska State Troopers
The Roku Channel has expanded its free streaming lineup with the addition of 15 new channels now available at no cost to owners of Roku TVs and Roku Players. This latest update delivers fresh entertainment options across genres, giving users instant access to reality programming, creative arts, family-friendly content, sports highlights, breaking news, science education,…
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Another Cable TV Network is Shutting Down its App on Roku, Fire TV, Google TV, & Apple TV This Month
Fox Corporation is preparing to discontinue its standalone Fox Sports application on several leading connected television platforms, marking another step in the ongoing evolution of media delivery for sports content. The shutdown will impact users on Roku devices, Amazon Fire TV sticks and televisions, Google TV systems, and Apple TV hardware, with the change taking…
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Cord Cutting Today: Roku Hit With Lawsuit as Streaming Grows and Pluto TV Tests Major Redesign
Today in Cord Cutting Today for May 4, 2026, we take a look at some of the biggest stories in the world of cord cutting. You can find links to each story we talk about below this video. Please subscribe to our new YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CordCuttersNewsClips Roku and TCL Hit with Class Action Lawsuit Over…
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WKRP is Back On Air in Cincinnati
The fictional WKRP Cincinnati radio station isn’t fictional anymore. As of Monday morning, the station is on the air in Ohio. A trio of radio stations known as The Oasis are now being rebranded with the new call letters. Previously, the branding was owned by a small FM station in Raleigh, NC. The station put…
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Pluto TV is Getting a “Significant Update” According to Paramount
Pluto TV is preparing for its most substantial transformation in ten years, with a major update slated to arrive this summer. The free ad-supported streaming television service, operated by Paramount, will undergo these changes as part of a larger push to elevate its standing in both the free and premium streaming arenas. The overhaul draws…
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Paramount+ Is Seeing Strong Growth As Paramount Invests In It
Today, Paramount announced its 1st quarter 2026 earnings, showing strong growth, with Paramount+ adding 700,000 net subscribers and achieving a 17 percent increase in revenue. This performance underscores the streaming service’s expanding appeal to audiences worldwide as Paramount Skydance Corporation reported its quarterly financial results. The direct-to-consumer segment, which prominently features Paramount+, saw its revenue…
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Report: Viewers in the U.S. Watched 33 Billion Minutes of Star Wars in 2025
On the national holiday of May the 4th, we’re here with some Star Wars viewing data. According to a report from Nielsen, U.S. viewers watched over 33 billion minutes of Star Wars content in 2025, spanning linear TV and streaming. Those 33 billion minutes were spread across Star Wars movies, shows, animation, and documentaries. While…
