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Back to School Deal: HP 14” Ultrabook with 1.6TB Storage Now $287
Back to School Power for less. This HP 14” Ultrabook is built for students and productivity, and it’s now just $287.99, down from its typical price of $319.99. With a sleek rose gold finish, it’s a stylish and capable companion for the new school year. Packed with an Intel quad-core processor, 16GB of RAM, and…
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What’s New This Week on Netflix for the Week of July 21, 2025
It’s here. Happy Gilmore 2 week has arrived on Netflix. The long awaited sequel hits the streamer along with all this other content, starting on July 21. July 21 • The Hunting Wives: Season 1 — Netflix Series July 22 • Trainwreck: P.I. Moms: Volume 1 – Episode 7 — Netflix Original July 24 •…
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Hulu Subscribers Will Be Able To Binge Futurama Instead of Waiting for Weekly Episodes
Hulu is handling the release of Season 13 of Futurama differently than previous seasons that have aired on the streamer. While Season 11 and Season 12 had weekly releases, Season 13 will be available to binge watch. First reported by Variety, Hulu will drop all ten episodes of the new season of Futurama at the…
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Summer Fitness Essential Deal: Secure the Galaxy Watch 7 for 47% Off Today
As temperatures rise and outdoor workouts ramp up, there’s no better time to upgrade your wrist game. Amazon’s limited‑time deal on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 (40 mm, Bluetooth, Cream brings you one of the most feature‑packed smartwatches for $159.99, a steep 47% discount on a watch that regularly retails for around $299.99. If you’re looking to…
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Disney+ is Launching a Dive-In Theater Experience in Los Angeles
No, not a drive-in theater. Dive-in. Disney+ and Swimply, an app that allows people to connect with pool owners to rent their pool, have partnered for a summer poolside movie night experience. Disney and Swimply are hosting parties at private pools across Los Angeles for throwback movie nights featuring films like Alien, Honey, I Shrunk the…
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What’s New This Week on Hulu for the Week of July 21, 2025
Hulu is rolling through summer with fresh content and the final weeks of July are no exception. Here is all the new content dropping on the service as of July 21st. July 21 • Trophy Wife: Murder on Safari: Complete Docuseries — Hulu Original July 22 • Red Eye (UK): Complete Seasons 1 and 2…
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Most Americans Are Not Planning to Buy a New Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, or Google TV in 2025
In a recent survey conducted by Cord Cutters News, it was revealed that a significant majority of Americans have no plans to purchase a new streaming player in 2025. The survey, which polled over 1,500 U.S. adults, sheds light on consumer preferences in the rapidly evolving world of streaming media devices, indicating a potential slowdown…
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You Need to Cancel All Of Your Streaming Services
You need to hit the reset button on their streaming habits by canceling all their subscriptions and rethinking their approach to entertainment. With the average American household juggling multiple streaming services, many are unknowingly bleeding cash on platforms they barely use. Experts are now advocating a smarter, more intentional strategy to maximize value and flexibility…
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Hulu vs Peacock: Which Is Better for Reality TV Fans in July 2025?
For reality TV lovers, streaming has never been more packed with options…but two services in particular are giving fans plenty to binge. Hulu and Peacock both offer deep catalogs of reality shows, but the differences in their libraries, pricing, and strengths can help you decide which one deserves your subscription. Here’s how they compare for…
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Deal Alert: Lenovo IdeaPad Laptop Slashed to $599
Do you need a new laptop? Lenovo has a great sale on its high-performance Lenovo IdeaPad Laptop Computer, now available for just $599. This limited-time offer, spotted on Amazon, represents a staggering 75% discount, making it one of the most compelling deals of the year for a laptop designed for home, student, and business use.…
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BET+ Original Series ‘All the Queen’s Men’ Season 4 (Part 2) Gets Trailer & Release Date
Madam is back, and if you thought the BET+ original series All The Queen’s Men was intense before, just wait until you see what’s next. Season 4 of the hit drama series, executive produced by Tyler Perry and Christian Keyes, picks up right where it left off with its premiere on Thursday, July 24. The…
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A Funny Dozen: Watch These 12 Stand-Up Specials for Free in July 2025
Looking to shake up your streaming queue? These dozen stand‑up specials span generations, styles, and perspectives with gut-bursting laughter without breaking the bank. Each one is guaranteed to land a punchline or spark an “aha” moment, and you can find them on various free-streaming platforms. From smooth storytelling to fearless social commentary, here a 12…
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“Indian Summer” Returns: 1993 Classic Now Streaming on Prime Video
In a nostalgic treat for movie lovers, the 1993 comedy-drama Indian Summer is now available for streaming on Prime Video, bringing its heartwarming tale of friendship and nostalgia to a new generation. Directed by Mike Binder, this beloved film captures the essence of reconnecting with the past, set against the picturesque backdrop of Camp Tamakwa…
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Microsoft Shuts Down Its Movies & TV Store on Xbox and Windows
In a surprising move, Microsoft has abruptly shuttered its Movies & TV store on Xbox consoles and Windows PCs, effectively ending the ability to purchase new movies or TV shows through the Microsoft Store on these platforms. The decision, effective immediately, has sent ripples through the Xbox and Windows user communities, with many expressing concern…
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‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ Was Losing $40 to $50 Million A Year According to Reports As Cord Cutting Grows
CBS has announced the cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, a cornerstone of late-night television, citing insurmountable financial losses of approximately $40 million annually, as reported by sources in a New York Post article and a New York Times report that says its $50 million lost per year. The show, which has been…
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