Plex, the popular ad-supported streaming platform, is giving its users even more reasons to tune in with the addition of eight new free channels, announced today, March 20, 2025. Known for its robust library of on-demand movies, TV shows, and live TV options, Plex continues to expand its offerings, catering to a wide range of interests from true crime and classic cars to fashion and experimental audio-visual experiences. The new channels—Chaos Cam by A&E, The New Detectives by FilmRise, Bloodline Detectives with Nancy Grace, Classic Car Auctions on The History Channel, InWonder, The Cirque du Sound Channel, Fashion TV, and Newsmax 2—are now available to stream at no cost, reinforcing Plex’s position as a go-to destination for free entertainment.
Here are all the new channels:
- Chaos Cam by A&E
- The New Detectives by FilmRise
- Bloodline Detectives with Nancy Grace
- Classic Car Auctions on The History Channel
- InWonder
- The Cirque du Sound Channel
- Fashion TV
- NewsMax 2
Kicking off the lineup is Chaos Cam by A&E, a channel that promises raw, unfiltered looks at real-life chaos captured on camera. From high-stakes police pursuits to unpredictable street scenes, this addition taps into A&E’s legacy of gritty, edge-of-your-seat programming. True crime fans, meanwhile, have plenty to celebrate with The New Detectives by FilmRise, which delves into forensic science and investigative breakthroughs that crack cold cases, and Bloodline Detectives with Nancy Grace, hosted by the renowned legal analyst herself. Now in its fifth season, the latter explores how familial DNA and genealogy unravel mysteries, offering viewers a front-row seat to modern crime-solving.
For those with a passion for automotive history, Classic Car Auctions on The History Channel brings the thrill of the bidding block to Plex. Featuring vintage rides and expert commentary, it’s a nostalgic nod to The History Channel’s deep dive into all things classic. On a different note, InWonder steps in with thought-provoking documentaries and stories designed to inspire curiosity, while The Cirque du Sound Channel offers a unique twist—an immersive mix of music, soundscapes, and visuals that feels like a circus for the senses.
Fashion enthusiasts aren’t left out, as Fashion TV joins the roster with its runway shows, designer spotlights, and trend reports straight from the global style scene. Rounding out the additions is Newsmax 2, a companion to the existing Newsmax channel, delivering more conservative-leaning news and commentary to keep viewers informed around the clock.
Accessible via Plex’s app on devices like Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and smart TVs, these channels require no subscription, just an internet connection and a willingness to dive in. With this expansion, Plex continues to solidify its reputation as a versatile, no-cost streaming hub, appealing to cord-cutters and entertainment seekers alike.