YouTube may not be the first platform you think of for big-screen magic, yet it currently offers five captivating fantasy films at no cost. In an age defined by streaming subscriptions, these movies underscore that great entertainment can still be found for free.

This year’s Black Friday season is brimming with quick streaming deals, but not all are created equal. While some offers deliver long-term value, others merely look good on paper, especially when it comes to short-lived subscriptions or limited streaming devices.

The NBA has parted ways with TNT and split its national broadcast rights among ABC/ESPN, NBC/Peacock, and Amazon Prime Video. With dozens of local and national games on multiple platforms, cord-cutters now have more options—but also more complexity—in following their favorite teams.

In a bold appeal to Canada’s broadcast regulator, Spotify argued that imposing traditional radio regulations on streaming services is outdated. Company representatives likened such regulation to treating Uber like a horse and buggy during a recent CRTC hearing.

In a rare corporate reversal, Warner Bros. Discovery is renaming its Max streaming service back to HBO Max later this summer. The decision comes two years after the HBO Max name was discarded following the merger with Warner, signaling a strategic shift in the company’s branding.