Follow me on X. Netflix, Max, Hulu, and Amazon’s Prime Video this weekend (December 19-22, 2024) plan to add 29 new TV shows and movies to their streaming lineups. Here’s the four most interesting, in my humble opinion: Juror #2 (Max Original) Nicholas Hoult stars as a

A Complete Unknown will only be available to watch in a movie theater, when it opens in the U.S. on Wednesday, December 25, aka Christmas Day. You can find a showing near you via Fandango. A Complete Unknown is not yet available to watch online or on streaming.

That should keep your media-loving brood at home happy. Yes, Hulu does fall short on quantity of content in comparison to Netflix: the streaming giant has just under 4,000 films to Hulu’s ...

Can you believe 2025 is just around the corner? In addition to starting off a new year, the calendar flipping to January will also mark a new month of movie and TV additions for all of the major streaming services out there.

T-Mobile's Hulu perk may soon come to even more plans than Go5G Next, though there is a bit of a catch involved.

An Oscar-nominated Denzel Washington thriller is leaving Netflix soon. We have all the pertinent details for you.

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But that utopia can quickly morph into a battlefield when you and all the other members of your household differ on what to watch on the coveted big screen. Sure, everyone can retreat to their respective little blue-light boxes and binge-watch shows about middle-aged Manhattanites throwing high-class shade,

Netflix will have one of its biggest days Wednesday since the site launched in 1998 when it airs two NFL games for the first time.

NFL action continues on Netflix on Christmas Day with the second game featuring the Ravens and Texans and a Beyoncé halftime show.

Joe Mande may open his new hour by exclaiming, “Minnesota in January! I’m an idiot.” But that just means it’s easier for the comedian and TV writer, who spent his formative years in St. Paul, to literally live up to the title of his stand-up comedy special, right?