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Upgrade Your Slow Laptop — This 15.6″ Lenovo is Now 45% Off
If your current laptop is sluggish, you can score a low-price, fast, affordable upgrade for streaming, school, and remote work. For $329.99, the 15.6″ Lenovo V15 laptop is a practical upgrade that actually improves everyday life. Replace an old device that is slow to boot, hiccups during video calls, or stalls with multiple tabs open…
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Deal Alert! Sling TV Brings Back Half Off the First Month for Limited Time
If you’re looking to end 2025 by cutting down on your live TV costs, Sling TV just made switching painless. New customers can snag the Sling Orange & Blue combo at half off the first month (only $29.99), then pay the regular rate after. Now is the time to switch to a quick, cheap way…
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Landman Has Been Renewed for a Third Season on Paramount+
Paramount+ announced today that its original series Landman has been renewed for its third season. The announcement comes less than three weeks since the premiere of the second season on November 16. Landman, from creator Taylor Sheridan, is a series set in the boomtowns of Texas, following the lives of roughnecks and billionaires in the…
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Upgrade Your Everyday Tech: Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Get a 25% Discount
Smart glasses have come and gone over the years, but if you’re looking for a pair with everyday style and useful features without a huge price tag, the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses for 25% off is for you. Right now, you can score a new pair for only $246.75 for a limited time. Ray-Ban’s Meta-powered…
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YouTube TV Adds TelevisaUnivision’s U.S. Networks Back to Its Base and Spanish Plans
Just before Thanksgiving, YouTube TV announced that it had reached a deal with TelevisaUnivision to bring its U.S. networks back to YouTube TV’s Base Plan and Spanish Plan. Those channels, including Univision, UNIMÁS, TUDN, and Galavisión, are being added back today. An email to YouTube TV subscribers today says: We’re happy to share that we’ve…
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24 Years Ago Today: “Ocean’s Eleven” Premieres in Westwood, Redefining the Heist Film for a New Generation
Exactly twenty-four years ago tonight, the red carpet at the Mann Village Theatre in Westwood, California, glittered under klieg lights as Steven Soderbergh’s slick, star-packed remake Ocean’s Eleven held its world premiere. George Clooney, fresh off ER and already a certified movie star, led the ensemble as the effortlessly charming ex-con Danny Ocean. Flanking him…
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Amazon Luna Games Now Free With Prime: Here’s the Full December Lineup
Amazon Luna is officially free for Prime members, giving subscribers instant access to a rotating library of over 50 cloud-streamed games and monthly PC downloads. No need for a separate subscription. Just log in at luna.amazon.com and start playing. Fallout Takes the Spotlight Before Season Two In advance of the December 17 premiere of Fallout…
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When Will Netflix Close Its Deal to Buy Warner Bros. Discovery? Here is When You Can Expect HBO Max & Netflix to Merge
Netflix, Inc. and Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. jointly announced today that they have signed a definitive agreement under which Netflix will acquire Warner Bros. Pictures, Warner Bros. Television, the HBO and HBO Max brands, and the associated film and television libraries in a cash-and-stock transaction with an enterprise value of approximately $82.7 billion. So when…
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Fubo Lost NBC, MS Now, & CNBC 2 Weeks Ago Today With No Deal In Sight – Can Fubo Survive?
Today marks exactly two weeks since Fubo subscribers across the United States lost access to the entire lineup of NBCUniversal channels, and the standoff between the sports-first streaming service and Comcast’s media giant shows no signs of thawing. The blackout began abruptly on November 21, 2025, after the two companies failed to reach a new…
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The FCC Chairman Accuses Europe of Weaponizing Its Fines to Tax Thriving American Tech Giants As Theirs Are Suffocating Under EU Regulations
Brendan Carr, Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, has sharply criticized the European Union’s latest wave of multibillion-dollar antitrust penalties against major American technology companies, describing the fines as a deliberate mechanism to extract revenue from successful U.S. firms while shielding Europe’s own struggling digital sector from competition. In a series of public statements and…