DIRECTV continues building its genre packs. This week, the streamer added another new channel to its MyEntertainment pack – lifestyle and entertainment channel CLEO TV.
Launched in January 2019, CLEO TV is an aspirational lifestyle and entertainment cable network targeting Millennial and Gen X women of color. The network offers a unique and diverse lineup of short and long-form programming that reflects this generation’s multifaceted interests. Shows include Just Eats with Chef JJ, New Soul Kitchen, CLEO Speaks, Living by Design, All Things Adrienne with Adrienne Houghton, and Heart of the Batter with Jordin Sparks.
The MyEntertainment pack includes over 40 channels like A&E, Bravo, Discovery, E!, Food Network, FX, Freeform, FYI, HGTV, Lifetime, Oxygen, Syfy, The HISTORY Channel, TLC, and Vice TV. It bundles Disney+ and Hulu Basic and Max Basic with ads, giving users a ton of entertainment to watch for $34.99 per month.
DIRECTV launched the Genre packs in January 2025 and has been adding more packs and channels to the lineup since then. Here’s what you’ll get with the other packs:
MyKids ($19.99/month): MyKids is a family friendly package with 10+ channels, including Paramount’s Nickelodeon suite, Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and more. The package also includes Disney+.
MyNews ($39.99/month): Targeting the information-hungry, this pack delivers over 10 national news channels—CNN, CNBC, Fox News Channel, MSNBC—plus select local affiliates where available. It’s a streamlined option for staying abreast of U.S. and global events without sports or entertainment clutter.
MiEspañol ($34.99/month): With over 60 Spanish-language channels, including ESPN Deportes, Fox Deportes, Nat Geo Mundo, Telemundo, and Univision, this pack celebrates Hispanic culture and sports. ViX Premium with Ads will soon be added free, making it a robust choice for bilingual households.
MySports ($69.99/month): Launched in January and upgraded today with ESPN+, this sports-centric pack offers over 25 channels like ACC Network, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, Golf Channel, SEC Network, TNT, and USA Network, plus major league and college conference feeds—ideal for die-hard fans craving live action.