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The NFL has become one of the biggest prizes in streaming, with Amazon, Netflix, Peacock and ESPN all carrying games that once would have been found primarily on traditional television.

The Netflix lineup for October is loaded with new releases, international titles, and original content that you won’t find anywhere else.

Disney and Netflix have made a deal to bring a slate of Disney programming to the streamer. The lineup will include both TV shows and movies, including classics and current seasons, as first

Amazon is giving Kindle fans another chance to save on its color e-readers, with theKindle Colorsoft Signature Edition now down to $343.97 for Prime members. That price is 16% off its regular $407.97 price, and eligible shoppers can potentially save an additional 20% by trading in an eligible device, bringing the Colorsoft Signature Edition down…

Plex has expanded its free live television lineup with four newly available channels, broadening the ad-supported options users can stream without a paid subscription. The additions, Real Emergency, Growththday, Paranormal Chronicles, and The Great British Baking Show, appeared across the service’s channel guide in recent days and are accessible on supported devices through the standard…

DISH DBS Corporation and certain of its subsidiaries, the entities that operate the DISH satellite television service and the Sling TV streaming platform, emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy on October 1, 2026, after a prepackaged reorganization that cut their aggregate outstanding debts by approximately $4.35 billion.

Fubo has added ESPN 4K and ESPN2 4K to its streaming lineup. Both channels are now available on Pro and Elite plans at no additional cost to subscribers.

Pluto TV is rolling out one of its largest free horror libraries of the year this October, giving viewers a deep on-demand selection of slashers, supernatural thrillers, found-footage films, franchise entries, and horror-comedies beginning October 1, 2026. The Halloween Hits collection mixes recent theatrical hits with decades-old classics and cult titles, all available to stream…

Thirty years ago today, the supernatural sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch first appeared on American television, launching a seven-season run that became a staple of 1990s family viewing. The series debuted on September 27, 1996, as part of ABC’s TGIF Friday-night lineup and immediately drew a large audience, with more than 17 million viewers tuning…

Forty-four years ago today, NBC premiered Knight Rider on September 26, 1982 — a moment that helped reshape action-adventure television. With its mix of high-tech gadgets, crime-fighting heroics, and a magnetic talking car, the series grabbed millions of viewers and locked in a lasting place in pop culture. It remains a fan favorite decades later.