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All past episodes of the series are now available to stream via the platform.
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Written and directed by Mike White, the feature comedy will also stream via Hulu following its theatrical release.
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The straight-to-series order is an adaptation of Matt Ruff’s 2016 horror novel Lovecraft Country.
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BBC America, Sundance TV, Telemundo, and We TV have also been added, elevating the platform’s total number of channels to 43.
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Most events will take place at Milk Studios this Saturday & Sunday (May 20-21) in New York City.
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Under a new WGA contract, SVOD platforms will be paying a lot more in writers’ residuals.
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Watts plays a Manhattan therapist who begins to develop close personal relationships with people in her patients’ lives.
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The brand new interface will also be available via Google Chromecast and VIZIO SmartCast devices.
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Netflix and Snapchat BEWARE: Around two dozen shows are currently scheduled for launch.
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The notoriously creepy clown shows he isn’t scared to come out of hiding.
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Sources say the late artist’s estate is reportedly shopping the live performance to music streaming platforms exclusively.
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The social media platform launched similar apps on Apple TV, Fire TV, and Xbox One over the past few months.
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The Prime Video original series from Imagine TV is co-executive produced by DeVito and his son.
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The platform will partner with award-winning production company Magical Elves on the forthcoming original feature.
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Cable channels including NBC, SyFy, Telemundo, Bravo and E! will be available to subscribers as part of the deal.
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Barry Levinson will adapt his political satire for the network with Robert De Niro attached as an executive producer.
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A Wall Street analyst also estimates that all live television streaming platforms will have 3M users collectively by year-end.
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The platform will soon expand its current live video offering of sports, news and entertainment programming.
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New research found that 83% of parents have watched their teen’s shows to feel closer to them and were pleased to see that they even welcomed it.
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The SVOD giant says it’s “open to supporting the large theater chains, such as AMC and Regal in the US, if they want to offer our films."