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Is HBO Max Losing Free Sports? TNT Plans to Launch a Sports Streaming Service After Warner Bros. Discovery Spin-Off
In a bold move signaling the evolving landscape of media and entertainment, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is forging ahead with plans to split into two distinct entities, with the television-focused spin-off, Discovery Global, set to launch a standalone streaming service centered around TNT Sports. The announcement came during a last weeks’ earnings call, where WBD…
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Anker’s Soundcore V40i Open-Ear Headphones Hit Record-Low Price with 20% Discount
Tech enthusiasts and audio lovers have a reason to celebrate as Anker’s Soundcore V40i Open-Ear Headphones are now available at a record-low price of $63.98, down from their original price of $79.99. This 20% discount marks one of the most significant price drops for these innovative earbuds since their launch in June 2025, making it…
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Walmart to Pay $5.6 Million in Settlement Over Pricing and Weight Violations
Last week, Walmart has agreed to pay $5.6 million to settle a lawsuit filed by four California counties—Santa Clara, San Diego, San Bernardino, and Sonoma. The lawsuit, led by the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office, accused the retail giant of overcharging customers and selling products, such as baked goods and produce, with weights less…
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Sinclair Announces Strategic Review of Broadcast TV Business and Potentially Splitting The Company Up
Sinclair, Inc. revealed today that its Board of Directors has initiated a comprehensive strategic review of its Broadcast business, aiming to position the company as a leader in the evolving broadcast industry. The announcement highlights Sinclair’s intent to explore value-enhancing opportunities, including acquisitions, strategic partnerships, and business combinations with entities across the broadcast, media, and…
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What’s New This Week on HBO Max for the Week of August 11, 2025
From princes to bus drivers, HBO Max is loading up your mid-August with titles that are anything but mid. Here are all the fresh pieces of content dropping on the service starting August 11th and running all week. August 11 • Marooned with Ed Stafford: Season 3 — Discovery August 12 • The Bus Driver:…
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If the ESPN & FOX One Bundle Isn’t Enough —Here’s What Happens When You Add Peacock, HBO Max, & Paramount+
If you care about live games, critically acclaimed documentaries, and every possible angle on sports, the new ESPN DTC–FOX One bundle for $39.99 is a powerful foundation, but it’s only the beginning. For sports streamers who need to fill their gaps in other linear broadcast sports from the Big Three and Warner Bros. Discovery, adding…
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The BBB Tells T-Mobile to Change ‘Switch and Save’ Claims That Include Streaming References
The National Advertising Review Board (NARB) of BBB National Programs, has recommended that T-Mobile stop advertising its “switch and save” claims. The NARB says that T-Mobile’s “plus streaming” price comparisons against AT&T and Verizon were unclear and could mislead consumers about actual savings. The decision comes after Verizon made a challenge through the National Advertising…
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Huge 120″ Outdoor Movie Screen Price Cut to $39
Yup. 60% off 120 inch screen. This portable 4K-ready projector screen with stand is now just $39.99, down from $100.99. That’s a massive 60% savings on a wrinkle-free, 16:9 format screen perfect for indoor and outdoor movie nights, presentations, and events. With a 160° wide viewing angle, support for both front and rear projection, and…
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227 Streaming On Hulu: How The ’80s Sitcom Still Feels Like Home
Set in a Washington, D.C., apartment building at 227 Lexington Place, and airing on NBC from 1985 to 1990, 227 blended touched many different aspects of life. From neighborhood gossip, family humor, and unforgettable characters, this show seemed to have it all. Today, viewers can revisit every laugh, side-eye, and front stoop conversation with all…
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52 Years Ago Today George Lucas’ “American Graffiti” Debuted Paving The Way For Star Wars
Fifty-two years ago today, on August 11, 1973, American Graffiti, a coming-of-age film directed by a then relatively unknown George Lucas, premiered in cinemas across the United States, forever changing the landscape of American cinema. The film, a nostalgic love letter to the early 1960s, captured the hearts of audiences and became a cultural touchstone,…