Tilly Norwood, a digital character from the UK studio Particle6, dropped her debut music video “Take the Lead” on March 10. The project is meant to be a playful response to the criticism she faced after her introduction in 2025. But instead of silencing the skeptics, the clip has become a fresh flashpoint in the […]

YouTube's ad revenue hit $40.4 billion in 2025, surpassing Disney, NBCU, Paramount, and WBD combined. The shift changes what "TV" means for viewers who can't escape those unskippable spots.

Roku's new Roklue game turns channel browsing into a fun pop culture challenge, letting you test your knowledge and discover movies and shows to watch.

Audible has launched a new Standard plan at $8.99 per month, giving you one audiobook per month plus unlimited access to a curated library of originals and popular titles.

Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery plan to merge Paramount+ and HBO Max into one platform once their $110 billion deal closes, creating a direct competitor to Netflix and Disney+.

Spotify has launched Audiobook Charts in the US and UK, letting you see what's trending each week.

Spotify has introduced Smart Reorder, a new feature that automatically reshuffles songs in your playlists to create smoother transitions between tracks.

YouTube upgrades Premium Lite with background play and offline downloads, addressing long-standing complaints while keeping music features exclusive to full Premium subscribers.

Netflix has announced its first live MMA event, headlined by Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano, as the streaming giant expands further into live sports.

YouTube users with ad blockers report missing comments and descriptions, sparking speculation that Google may be limiting features as part of its anti-ad-block strategy.

YouTube TV's new genre-specific bundles are here, giving you more choice and savings.

Darren Aronofsky’s new AI-generated series is drawing intense criticism for distorted visuals and awkward storytelling, sparking fresh debate on whether AI filmmaking is ready for prime time.

Amazon is investing in new AI tools to help streamline film and TV production and cut costs.

Apple TV has laid out its 2026 slate, revealing a steady mix of new series, returning favourites and big original films set to roll out across the year, from thrillers and comedies to family-friendly stories.

Popular anime streaming Crunchyroll has announced a price hike, increasing subscription costs across all tiers by $2.

Stranger Things is returning in animated form as Netflix drops the first trailer for Tales From ’85, a new spinoff that revisits Hawkins with a fresh story later this April.

Substack’s new TV app expands the platform beyond newsletters, offering subscribers an easier way to watch video posts and livestreams on Apple TV and Google TV.

YouTube TV's latest promo extends the free trial period to 10 days and slashes the subscription price to $59.99 for the first two months.

NBC Sports has announced it will debut a new AI feature in its mobile app later this year that will let fans follow their favorite athletes in real time.

The Zwolle court voided a marriage after ChatGPT-generated vows omitted mandatory legal language, underscoring limits on using AI for legally binding ceremonies.

YouTube is rolling out a few changes for its search filters, including a dedicated filter for Shorts content.

Disney+ plans to introduce vertical videos this year, blending streaming with social-style scrolling as it looks to keep users engaged daily and compete with platforms that already dominate phone-first viewing habits.