The UFC has secured a groundbreaking $7.7 billion streaming deal with Paramount, marking a shift away from pay-per-view events. Dana White reveals insights on future plans, including a potential UFC fight at the White House!
In a surprising turn of events, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have signed a multi-year deal with Netflix, contradicting earlier reports of cancellation. Their new projects include a second season of 'With Love, Meghan' and a Christmas special, while exploring further content across genres.
Exciting news for sports fans! ESPN and Fox are launching a discounted live sports streaming bundle. Starting October 2nd, subscribe for just $39.99/month and enjoy major savings while catching all the action!
Paramount has made headlines by acquiring the US rights to UFC for a staggering $7.7 billion, set to change how fans access fights by streaming on Paramount+ starting in 2026. This deal ends the pay-per-view model and positions Paramount as a key player in sports broadcasting.
Netflix has renewed its creative partnership with Archewell Productions, led by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, shifting to a first-look deal. The new agreement includes exciting projects like 'Meet Me at the Lake' and more!
Spotify reported a rise in premium subscribers to 276 million and MAUs to 696 million, but faced a surprising quarterly loss. CEO Daniel Ek emphasizes long-term growth despite recent challenges.
The Women's Euro 2025 final is here! England faces Spain in a thrilling match at St. Jakob-Park. Discover how to watch live, including streaming options and VPN tips for fans worldwide.
The Tour de France concludes with Stage 21 in Paris featuring a thrilling new route. Discover how to watch this historic finale live, including free options and streaming details.
With David Ellison's Skydance now in charge of Paramount, the future looks bright for film and TV content. From reboots to new franchises, discover what's on the horizon for this entertainment giant!
CBS has announced the cancellation of 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,' sparking debate about the future of late night television. As streaming services rise, traditional TV faces mounting pressures. What does this mean for shows like 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'?
