All articles tagged with #live tv
Netflix is launching its first daily live show, The Breakfast Club, streaming weekdays from June 1, featuring Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy and Jess Hilarious; the Netflix stream will include exclusive bonus segments during radio breaks, while the show also airs on Power 105.1 and is nationally syndicated—marking Netflix’s push into live programming and expansion into audio-first franchises and video podcasts.
This piece surveys 10 free ad-supported streaming (FAST) platforms for 2026, highlighting The Roku Channel, The Archive, Philo Free Channels, Prime Video's Free tier, Samsung TV Plus, TCL+, Plex, YOW.tv, Sling Freestream, and MyFree DIRECTV. They offer live channels and on-demand libraries with varying features—most have no subscription, some include DVR, device integration, and regional variations—so cord-cutters should try one platform for a week to see what surprises they find.
YouTube TV is gradually launching a new lineup of lower-cost, modular plans that let subscribers pick bundles (Sports, Sports + News, Entertainment, and combos), while keeping the original plan. All plans include local ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, PBS, and The CW, with prices ranging from $54.99 to $77.99 per month depending on the package. The rollout is staged to minimize disruption and gather feedback, appealing to cost-conscious viewers who want to tailor live TV to their interests amid competition from Hulu + Live TV and Sling TV.
Rolling Stone explains how to stream Super Bowl LX (Patriots vs. Seahawks) online without cable, listing DirecTV Stream (5-day free trial), Peacock Premium, Sling (NBC in select markets), and Hulu + Live TV (3-day free trial), plus a Walmart+ Peacock perk trial; kickoff is 6:30 p.m. ET from Levi’s Stadium with Green Day performing and Bad Bunny headlining the halftime show, while Seahawks are favored at -235 and the article includes promotional betting links.
A guide to nine streaming services for 2026 that mix big-budget originals with niche libraries to save money and diversify watching, highlighting Arrow Player, Philo, Daily Burn, Dropout, Apple TV+, BFI Player Classics, PBS Masterpiece, Paramount+, and MHz Choice + Topic, with pricing, trial details, and reasons to watch—from curated cult cinema and live-TV alternatives to fitness libraries, indie comedy, prestige drama, and international mysteries.
The article provides options for watching 'Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve' without cable, including live streaming services like YouTube TV, FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, and Sling TV, many of which offer free trials. It also details the event's schedule, hosts, performers, and how to access the broadcast via digital antennas or online platforms.
Arsenal will host Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals on December 23, with the match broadcast live on ITV1 and Sky Sports Main Event, and available in various countries worldwide through multiple broadcasters and streaming services.
During her performance of 'Nobody's Son' on Saturday Night Live, Sabrina Carpenter accidentally dropped two F-bombs that aired live on NBC's East Coast broadcast, leading to subsequent edits for future airings. The incident drew attention on social media, with fans noting her unfiltered moment, and raises questions about potential FCC consequences.
Existing YouTube TV subscribers can unlock a hidden deal to reduce their monthly cost from $82.99 to $49.99 for two months by accessing their account settings, saving $33 per month, although the offer may have some restrictions.
The article provides detailed options for watching the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 final between England and Spain from anywhere in the world, including streaming services in different countries, and explains how to use a VPN to access region-restricted content. It also highlights the match details, team performances, and broadcasting options in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia.
CNN analyst Brian Stelter's 5-year-old son hilariously interrupted his live TV interview, prompting lighthearted apologies and social media amusement, highlighting the unpredictability of working from home with children.
During a live show, Mark Consuelos made a joke about Kelly Ripa needing 'toddler-sized' weighted vests, which elicited groans from the audience, as they discussed fitness and Ripa's body image candidly.
Sunny Hostin experienced a severe allergic reaction to walnuts while live on 'The View,' prompting quick action from the show's medical team and highlighting the importance of allergy awareness and preparedness.
Jenna Bush Hager spontaneously got a dramatic new blunt bob haircut live on the Today show, inspired by Leslie Bibb's viral hairstyle, with celebrity stylist Chris McMillan performing the transformation amid audience and viewer reactions.
Jenna Bush Hager revealed her new bob haircut on live TV after chopping her long blonde hair with celebrity hairstylist Chris McMillan, inspired by Leslie Bibb’s iconic White Lotus bob, creating a memorable TV moment and twinning with Bibb.