Category: News
-
34 Years Ago Today: Sister Act Premiered In Theaters & Was an Instant Classic
On this day in 1992, Sister Act burst onto theater screens, delivering a vibrant mix of gospel-infused music, sharp humor, and uplifting storytelling that quickly captured the hearts of moviegoers worldwide. As the film marks its 34th anniversary, it remains a beloved classic that showcased the power of unexpected transformations and the joy of communal…
-
Verizon Launches Massive No-Trade Phone Bundles With Free Tablets and Smartwatches
Graduation season is bringing more than cash and gift cards this year. If you’re shopping for a recent grad, Father’s Day, or looking for an upgrade for yourself, new and existing customers can get a premium smartphone on Verizon with no trade-in required through June 17. Plus, shoppers who want the full setup can also…
-
When Will Roku’s New Home Screen Come to Your Roku TV or Roku Player? – Ask Luke
Roku has officially begun rolling out its most significant home screen redesign in more than a decade to millions of users across supported Roku TVs and streaming players in the United States. The update, which had been undergoing beta testing for several months, introduces a more dynamic and personalized interface aimed at helping viewers discover…
-
CBS Says The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Was Losing $40 Million a Year & Now They Are Making a $15 Million Profit on That Time Slot
CBS has transformed a significant financial drain in its late-night programming into a steady profit through a strategic agreement that shifts operational responsibility to independent producer Byron Allen. For years, CBS says the network absorbed annual losses of $40 million on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, a figure that reflected high production costs, fluctuating…
-
Disney+’s New Live Guide Is Now Rolling Out & Adds A Traditional Cable TV Experience
Disney+ has begun a phased rollout of its new live channel guide feature, marking a significant evolution in how subscribers access and navigate the platform’s growing array of live programming. For now, the new live guide is only live in select markets, and according to a post on X by @InfoDisneyHulu, the guide is now…
-
Classic Star Trek Films Are Now Streaming For Free on YouTube
In an exciting news for Star Trek enthusiasts, several iconic films from the original motion picture series are now available to stream for free on YouTube, complete with ads. Paramount and official channels have made classics including Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home,…
-
DIRECTV May Soon Lose 52 ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC Stations
Update: E.W. Scripps has now pulled their local TV channels from DIRECTV. You can learn more HERE. The E.W. Scripps Company has issued a strong warning regarding its ongoing carriage negotiations with DIRECTV, indicating that the satellite and streaming provider could soon lose access to dozens of local television stations affiliated with the major broadcast…
-
ABC Files Early Broadcast License Renewals with FCC Under Protest Amid Regulatory and Political Tensions
Disney’s ABC network has submitted renewal applications for the broadcast licenses of its eight owned-and-operated television stations to the Federal Communications Commission on an accelerated timeline mandated by regulators. The filings come with a formal objection, highlighting deep concerns over the unusual process and its potential implications for free speech and regulatory fairness. The FCC’s…
-
The End of Hulu – A New Leaked Memo Says Disney Plans to Shut Down Hulu’s Stand-Alone App & Move Everyone to Disney+
Disney is moving forward with a major consolidation of its streaming services, signaling the likely end of the standalone Hulu application as part of a broader effort to unify its digital offerings under the Disney+ banner. According to reports on an internal company document, the entertainment giant intends to fully integrate Hulu’s content, user features,…
-
NBA Team Double Downs on Free TV, Owner Says Other Teams Should Too
In a major shakeup to the regional sports landscape, the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury are keeping their games free for fans in Arizona. The teams announced a multi-year extension with Gray Media that will keep Suns, Mercury, and Valley Suns games available over the air through 2030, while also adding a digital streaming option…