We all have guilty Netflix pleasures, but you might not want everyone to know about them. Here's how to delete your Netflix viewing history in just a few steps.

The Game of Thrones prequel starring Naomi Watts, which was set thousands of years before the events of HBO's blockbuster series, will not go beyond its pilot. But don't worry -- HBO has plenty more Game of Thrones shows in the works, including a series based on George RR Martin's tie-in book, Fire & Blood.

Tickets for Star Wars: Episode IX -- The Rise of Skywalker went on sale on October 21, 2019, a few hours before the final trailer premiered. Here's what you need to know about when tickets are available, any special offers, and how to get the best view of the Skywalker Saga's long-awaited conclusion.

If you've never read Watchmen, or even if you're just fuzzy on the details, you might not get the full story behind HBO's new show. Here's everything you need to know about Alan Moore and David Gibbons' acclaimed graphic novel before tuning in to Damon Lindelof's HBO series.

Gemini Man's biggest star isn't just Will Smith. It's also Will Smith as he looked almost 30 years ago. We talked to the Gemini Man visual effects team to learn how they turned back the hands of time for Ang Lee's latest action-thriller and how the film's 4K, 120 frames-per-second format changed everything.

Star Trek: Picard takes to the stars on CBS All Access this January, and the Star Trek crew is celebrating at New York Comic Con with a new trailer, as well as more details and some footage of Star Trek: Discovery season 3 and a new installment of Short Treks.

Sam Esmail, the man behind USA's techno-thriller Mr. Robot and Amazon Prime's Homecoming, is revamping Battlestar Galactica for NBC's streaming service Peacock. The series will tell a "new story within the mythology" of the fan-favorite show and address the modern political climate.

Netflix is losing shows like Friends and The Office to HBO Max and NBC Universal's upcoming streaming service, respectively, but it's secured a big name to take their place. All 180 episodes of Seinfeld, which is widely considered one of the very best shows ever made, are coming to Netflix in 2021.

Step aside, Thor. A whole new set of gods are coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Angelina Jolie and the Eternals, one of the weirdest, most intriguing superhero teams to-date. Created by Marvel legend Jack Kirby, the Eternals could be the MCU's next big superstars. Here's why.

The Mandalorian, Jon Favreau's live-action Star Wars series on the Disney+ streaming service, is one of the most expensive television shows ever made. Here's everything we know about the show, which launched on Disney+ in November and follows a mysterious bounty hunter on the outer rim of the galaxy.

Peacock, NBCUniversal's upcoming streaming service, might be headed back to Scranton. A new take on The Office -- either a sequel, a revival, or a reboot -- is being considered for the platform. But don't expect to see it until after the original show arrives on Peacock in 2021.

Disney+ is great, but compared to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime, its app is a mess. Search barely works. Standard quality-of-life features are missing. Thankfully, it’s getting better. Here’s what’s changed about and been added to the Disney+ app since the service’s launch.

Sony has taken the decision to shutdown its PlayStation Vue live TV service in January, 2020. For a detailed view of the service's numerous plans, add-ons, features, and restrictions, we've created this handy guide for those who are still subscribed.

Clint Barton is passing the Hawkeye mantle to Young Avenger Kate Bishop. Disney+'s Hawkeye series hits the streamer on November 24.

Wakanda Forever! Despite the tragic loss of Chadwick Boseman, Black Panther 2 is still going ahead with a planned release date in May 2022. Here's what we know.

Want to watch Disney+ but worried that your current streaming hardware isn't up to the task? Don't worry. We have the full list of devices that are compatible with Disney+ right here, but you can rest easy. If you have a streaming box, game console, mobile device, or web browser, you're probably covered.

For $5 a month, Xfinity Flex gives existing Xfinity internet subscribers a 4K- and HDR-ready set-top box that can stream video from YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, Cheddar, and ESPN3. It also comes with a voice-controlled remote, and makes upgrading to Comcast's Xfinity X1 cable service a snap.

PlayStation Vue, Sony's expensive live TV streaming service, will shut its doors in January 2020 as Sony commits to focusing on its "core gaming business." However, the closure leaves the PlayStation 4 without a live TV streaming solution, as Sony has blocked competitors from launching on the console.

James Marsden and Amber Heard will star in a 10-part adaptation of Stephen King's post-apocalyptic saga The Stand, coming to CBS All Access on December 17.

Steve Carell, Netflix, and The Office showrunner Greg Daniels are teaming up for Space Force, a workplace comedy poking fun at President Donald Trump's very real plans to establish a sixth branch of the U.S. military. Like the actual military expansion, the series isn't going to be cheap.

Gemini Man, the latest film from three-time Oscar winner Ang Lee, dazzles with its amped-up frame rate and digital recreation of a young Will Smith, but is hamstrung by a script that's not nearly as clever as the film's groundbreaking technical achievements.

Whether you're interested in original series like The Handmaid's Tale, looking for a way to catch up on your favorite cable or network shows, or hoping to watch sports and awards shows live, Hulu has you covered -- if you sign up for the right service. Having trouble figuring it out? We're here to help.

We still don't know what Werner Herzog's villainous ex-Imperial has planned for The Mandalorian's breakout star, Baby Yoda, but we have a pretty good guess. It could be the key to unraveling Emperor Palpatine's return and Star Wars: Episode IX — The Rise of Skywalker's other secrets.

Netflix and Disney+ are two of the biggest names in streaming. On one side, Disney+ has Star Wars, Marvel, and Pixar. On the other, Netflix has Stranger Things, The Crown, Ozark, and more movies than you could ever watch. Which service will emerge victorious? Our in-depth guide will help you decide.

AT&T TV. AT&T TV Now. HBO Max. HBO Go. And that's just the beginning. AT&T's streaming strategy is incredibly confusing. Allow us to help you figure it out.

In November, Disney will have three separate streaming services, but you'll only need to pay once to get all of them. For $13 a month, you can catch up on The Mandalorian, The Handmaid's Tale, your favorite sports teams, and more with a bundle that includes Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu.

For a limited time, you can get Disney+ for about 20% off, as long as you're willing to commit to three years of the service in advance. Just act fast, we don't know how long the deal will last. If you've already decided that you're going to sign up, it's a good way to save some money.

Want to catch an early glimpse at The Mandalorian, X-Men: The Animated Series, or some of the ultra-weird films coming to Disney+? Don't wait for Disney+ to debut. A new thre-and-a-half hour video offers 15-second glimpses at the (almost) complete Disney+ launch lineup in advance of its November 12 launch date.

All new and existing Verizon Wireless customers with unlimited data plans, as well as new Verizon Fios and 5G home internet subscribers, can get a year of Disney+, the new streaming service that'll be the exclusive digital home for Star Wars, Marvel, Disney's classic library, and more, for free.

Even though Disney owns the Disney+ catalog, CEO Bob Iger recently said that some movies and TV series will disappear from the service after launch (and no, despite what you've heard, you won't be able to save them by downloading them). Here's why that kind of thing happens.

Apparently, The Mandalorian has a "Star Wars spoiler" so big that Disney won't even screen the first episode of the show, which launches alongside Disney+ on November 12, for critics. Also, who's that grizzled alien revealed in The Mandalorian's newest set of promotional posters?

The Mandalorian launches on November 12, 2019 along with Disney+, but you don't need to wait until then to see more of what series creator Jon Favreau has in store. The second trailer for the first (although far from the last) live-action Star Wars TV show has arrived, and you can catch it right here.

Disney's multibillion-dollar Fox acquisition pays off as James Cameron's box-office-busting adventure film Avatar heads to Disney+, Disney's new streaming service, on launch day, making it easy for you to catch up before Cameron's four Avatar sequels begin rolling out in late 2021.

The Mandalorian debuts on Disney+ on November 12, 2019, but the galaxy has changed quite a bit from the end of Return of the Jedi. If you want to get the most out of the new Star Wars show, here's what you need to know about the Empire, the New Republic, and all of your favorite characters.

Just a few days ahead of the Disney+ launch, Disney and Amazon have confirmed that the streaming service will be available on Amazon Fire devices, complete with Alexa smart assistant capabilities, when Disney+ debuts on November 12. The seven-day Disney+ free trial will be available directly through the app.

Despite earlier reports to the contrary, you'll be able to enjoy almost the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe on Disney+ when it launches. The service will host 16 of the 23 Marvel movies at launch, with another four expected to arrive in early 2020 once their Netflix exclusivity agreements expire.

The most controversial scene in the Star Wars Special Edition has been revised for Disney+, with a few new shots and some re-rendered laser blasts making the showdown between Han and Greedo more ambiguous than ever. At least it looks good: On Disney+, the original Star Wars trilogy is available in 4K.

“Stark Raving Dad,” the first episode of The Simpsons’ third season, doesn’t appear on Disney’s new family-friendly streaming service, Disney+, which purports to have all 30 seasons of the show. Critics suspect that an uncredited appearance by late pop star Michael Jackson is the reason why.