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WWE NXT PLEs Land on Free TV as The CW Network Keeps Building Its Sports Brand
More pro wrestling is coming to free TV after The CW just made another major move in live sports and entertainment. The network and WWE announced that all NXT Premium Live Events will air exclusively on The CW in a multi-year deal. The run starts with The Great American Bash later this summer and includes…
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Fubo Integrates Hulu + Live TV Into Package Options On Its Homepage
Fubo has made an update its homepage today, adding Hulu + Live TV to the chart of options for new subscribers, alongside Fubo’s own live TV streaming packages. Hulu’s parent company Disney and Fubo closed their merger deal for the two streaming services in October 2025, though Fubo and Hulu have continued to offer their…
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22 Years Ago Today, ‘Friends’ Came to An End on NBC, Marking the End of an Era
Twenty-two years ago today, on May 6, 2004, television history was made as the final episode of the beloved sitcom Friends aired on NBC. Titled The Last One, the two-part series finale drew an audience of approximately 52.5 million viewers in the United States alone. This massive turnout made it one of the most watched…
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The Mother’s Day Gift She’ll See Every Day — Frameo Digital Frame Drops Under $110
Flowers fade fast, but the memories you share with Mom don’t have to. Prime members can get an exclusive 21% discount on the Frameo 15.6″ digital picture frame, now only $109.99. Turn your favorite family photos into a living slideshow she can enjoy from the kitchen counter, her desk, or the living room mantel. (Note…
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Roku Launches the WNBA Zone Ahead of the 2026 Season
Roku announced today the launch of the WNBA Zone. WNBA fans can navigate to the Zone to check scores, watch highlights, and find out where to watch games throughout the season. Roku says that the WNBA Zone is made to simplify the fan experience. Roku users can find out where games are streaming live and…
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Fubo Lost Over 500,000 Subscribers in North America In The 2nd Quarter of 2026
FuboTV Inc. experienced a sequential drop in its North American subscriber base during the second quarter of its fiscal year 2026, which ended on March 31, 2026. The company reported 5.7 million total and paid subscribers in the region, down from 6.2 million in the first quarter. This represents a decline of approximately 500,000 subscribers,…
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Disney’s New CEO Charts Future of Storytelling Using AI in First Earnings Report
In its latest earnings report, the Walt Disney Company, under new chief executive Josh D’Amaro, has outlined a forward-looking approach that places advanced technology, particularly artificial intelligence, at the heart of its future storytelling efforts. As the entertainment giant reports solid financial performance for the second quarter, with revenue reaching $25.2 billion and operating income…
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Disney’s Streaming Revenue Jumps 88% & Offsets Traditional Cable TV Declines in Strong Q2 Earnings
The Walt Disney Company delivered a robust fiscal second quarter for 2026, with total revenue climbing to $25.17 billion, surpassing Wall Street forecasts and marking a 7 percent increase from the prior year. This performance highlighted the entertainment giant’s successful pivot toward direct-to-consumer platforms, where streaming operations generated meaningful profits that helped counterbalance ongoing erosion…
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Roku Ultra Ultimate Streaming Player Gets a Price Drop for a Limited Time
If you want buttery-smooth navigation, cinema-grade picture and sound, and a remote that finally feels premium, the Roku Ultra streaming player has dropped to $87.99, a 12% price drop on one of the best upgrades to any TV setup. People who stream daily and want faster, more reliable performance should add this to their shopping…
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33 Years Ago Today: Quantum Leap Came to an End on NBC As It Sadly Never Finished Its Story
On this day 33 years ago, May 5, 1993, NBC aired the final episode of the beloved science fiction series Quantum Leap, bringing to a close one of the most innovative and emotionally resonant shows of its era. You can find Quantum Leap on Amazon HERE or on Peacock. The series finale marked the end…
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HBO Max Will No Longer Work on Older Fire TV Models
The HBO Max app no longer supports older Fire TV devices, after a recent update. According to the HBO Max support page, as reported by AFTV News, Fire OS 6 is now the minimum supported Fire TV OS, with newer versions also supported, along with Vega OS 1 or later. New Fire TV devices running…
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5 Cinematic Tributes to Mexican-American Culture to Add to Your Cinco De Mayo Watchlist in 2026
Whether you’re hosting a festive gathering or settling in for a quiet night at home, Cinco de Mayo 2026 is the perfect excuse to dive into the vibrant world of Mexican and Chicano cinema. While today marks the historic 1862 victory at the Battle of Puebla, it has grown into a powerful celebration of heritage…
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The NFL Network May Soon Look Very Different
The ongoing carriage dispute between Disney and Comcast has highlighted significant uncertainties about the NFL Network’s future, particularly the number of exclusive live games that will remain available on the channel in the coming years, according to the Sports Business Journal. As discussions continue to resolve the stalemate affecting Xfinity subscribers, industry observers note that…
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Dang Ol’ Comeback Continues as ‘King of the Hill’ Sets July Return on Hulu
Arlen is open for business again. “King of the Hill” returns July 20 on Hulu, with all 10 episodes of Season 15 dropping at once. The revival, which picked back up in 2025, moves forward with familiar faces in a slightly different stage of life — older, but still dealing with the same kind of…
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Cord Cutting Today: Apple TV Price Hopes Rise as Walmart Challenges Alexa and Media Giants Cut Costs
Today in Cord Cutting Today for May 5, 2026, we take a look at some of the biggest stories in the world of cord cutting including: Roku Faces a Class Action Lawsuit Over Its Roku TVs Breaking. You can find links to each story we talk about below this video. Please subscribe to our new…
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