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Disney has Started Filming Live Action ‘Peter Pan & Wendy’
Production has begun on Disney’s live-action film “Peter Pan & Wendy” with film crews kicking things off on location in Vancouver. The film will be based on J. M. Barrie’s novel by the same name and inspired by the original Disney animated classic from 1953. It will premiere on Disney+ in 2022. Vancouver seems like…
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Get Ready for March Madness with Classic Game Replays and Documentaries on Tubi
The free streaming service Tubi is here to get you ready for March Madness with a special lineup of basketball-themed content. With the tournament kicking off on March 18, these titles will be the perfect pre-game entertainment. Documentaries / Docuseries: CampusLore Live Basketball (2020) – Hear from former and current NBA stars each week as they…
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Locast Brings Its Live Local Streaming Service to Portland
Locast, the nonprofit local broadcast TV service, has expanded once again and is now available for residents in the Portland market. This is the service’s 31st market. Locast is now making 39 local channels available to around 3 million residents in the area, which includes the Oregon cities of Salem and Tillamook as well as…
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Walmart’s Android TV-Powered Onn 2K Streaming Stick Pops Up at the FCC
A recent filing at the FCC suggests Walmart could be prepping to launch a streaming stick under its Onn brand of personal electronics. The filing, spotted by Android TV Guide, indicates the device, listed as the Onn 2K Streaming Stick, features a traditional HDMI streaming stick form factor and packs a compact remote control that…
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YouTube TV Adds 7 New Channels to Its Live TV Lineup
YouTube TV added seven more channels to its lineup today, finally bringing viewers the rest of the ViacomCBS channels promised last summer. The new channels added today are BET Her, Dabl, MTV2, MTV Classic, Nick Jr, NickToons, and Teen Nick. YouTube TV shared the news in a tweet today. In May 2020, YouTube TV announced…
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The Original “Mighty Ducks” Movies are Streaming on Hulu and ESPN+ For a Limited Time
Ok, get excited, 90s kids. Everyone’s favorite hockey trilogy “The Mighty Ducks” is streaming on Hulu and ESPN+ starting today. This news comes just before Disney+ drops its new spinoff series “The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers” on Friday, March 26. The three original films are now available for Hulu and ESPN+ subscribers to stream, so…
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Pluto TV Adds Three New Channels to Its Streaming Lineup
Today, Pluto TV launched three new channels. Viewers can now find even more true crime, competition series, and home design content on the free streaming service. Here are the new channels now streaming on Pluto TV. Crime 360: Love true crime, but want something beyond the podcasts? Crime 360 is the perfect place for you, with non-stop…
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Watching Pirated Sports Costs the Industry about $28.3 Billion Per Year
Piracy has been around for as long as the internet has and continues to be a problem today. Despite content being readily available from legitimate cable and online sources, many viewers still choose to watch their media and sports illegally. In fact, a new study shows that sports piracy is costing service providers and rights…
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New Streaming Service ‘France Channels’ Set to Launch in the U.S. This Spring
A new streaming service is headed to the U.S. this spring. Dubbed the “French BritBox,” France Channels is a streaming service dedicated to showcasing French content, similar to how BritBox focuses on British-specific content. The service will be available to stream with both French and English subtitles. According to Deadline, the company says it will…
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Get Philo for Just $1 With a Qualifying Best Buy Purchase
Philo and Best Buy are expanding their partnership and offering a promotion for new subscribers. Right now, those without a Philo subscription can sign up for just $1 for their first month (normally $20) with a qualifying purchase at Best Buy. Qualifying purchases include everything from an Amazon Fire TV Stick to smart TVs to…
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Here’s Everything Coming to Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video the Week of March 15
Get ready for a full week of incoming new content starting today. Some notable new arrivals include former First Lady Michelle Obama’s Waffles + Mochi on Netflix. For something a little darker, try Under Suspicion: Uncovering the Wesphael Case, the true-crime high-profile case of Belgian politician Bernard Wesphael who was accused of murdering his wife…
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Popular Piracy App Mobdro Taken Down, Four Arrested
Yet another illegal streaming service went dark recently and, after weeks of rumors that law enforcement was involved in the takedown of the Mobdro app, we now know more about what happened, thanks to a statement from Eurojust (European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation). “With the support of Eurojust, the Spanish authorities have taken…
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Rumor Suggests NVIDIA Could Stop Making Tegra Chip That Powers Shield TV
After a recent Bloomberg report hinted that an updated Nintendo Switch console could be on the horizon, more rumors surfaced focusing on the chip that powers both the current Switch as well as NVIDIA’s Shield TV line of streaming devices. Gamereactor cited an unnamed person familiar with the matter, who claims NVIDIA could end production…
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Streaming Titles Dominate the Oscar Nominations for 2021
Last year, the movie entertainment world saw a huge shift to streaming due to the Covid-19 pandemic, and the proof is manifesting itself during this year’s awards season. Just as Netflix cleaned up at the Golden Globes, streamers and Netflix, in particular, are set to do very well at the upcoming Oscar Awards. Netflix has…
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Tubi is Interested in Creating Original Content
Tubi will follow the lead of Pluto TV, Crackle, and The Roku Channel in moving into original content for its free streaming service. Steve Tomsic, Chief Financial Officer of Fox discussed the free service’s interest in developing originals during an investment conference this week. Sources for Bloomberg confirmed that Tubi is having conversations with potential…
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