Foundation and Strange New Worlds return, while Alien: Earth and Eyes of Wakanda will make their debuts.
Turns out Roku streaming sticks have a host of secret menus accessed through cheat code-esque combinations of button presses on the remote.
Sure, they’re mostly to do things like check app versions and monitor CPU temperatures, rather than enable infinite lives, but digging into the technical details of your streaming setup can be fun too.
The streaming service has considered working with Spotify on “a number of projects such as music awards or a live concert series,” according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. Netflix has also reportedly weighed airing celebrity interviews and documentaries about recent events.
The streamer has already started to build out its library with original, unscripted shows, which include its upcoming Star Search reboot, Building the Band, Love Is Blind, and the newly announced What’s in the Box with Neil Patrick Harris.
July is your last chance to watch Amazon’s FAST channel. The service will shut down in August, according to an email sent to users. But the message says you’ll still be able to watch all its content on Prime Video “for free, no subscription needed.”
Freevee’s demise was first announced last year, shortly after Prime Video began showing ads, in order to “deliver a simpler viewing experience for customers,” according to Amazon.
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It’s been a bit since we’ve heard from Apple about its adaptation of William Gibson’s seminal cyberpunk novel Neuromancer. And while it’ll likely be quite some time before we actually see the series, today brings some good news: the show is officially in production.
The new trailer for Marvel’s Eyes of Wakanda Disney Plus series doesn’t give all that much away, but it does make the show look like it’s going to be cool as hell when it premieres on August 6th.
