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Entertainment Netflix's "BoJack Horseman" 5th Season Trailer Is Hilarious & Chaotic BoJack is back. By Karlton Jahmal September 05, 2018
Entertainment Kevin Feige Says MCU's Disney+ Spinoffs Will Heavily Intersect With Films Kevin Feige has big plans for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. By Aron A. April 16, 2019
News Tidal Now Has A Family Plan Just Like Apple Music Tidal has introduced a family plan following the release of Apple Music. By Trevor Smith July 08, 2015
Life Google Reportedly Interested In Buying SoundCloud For $500 Million A bit of a step down from Spotify's failed $1 billion acquisition. By hnhh January 04, 2017
Entertainment Netflix Stand Up Series "The Comedy Lineup" Trailer Debuts Online Get ready to laugh until you cry. By Karlton Jahmal June 22, 2018
Entertainment "High Flying Bird" Is Netflix's Film About Pro Basketball Shot Using An iPhone Mark your calendars! By Chantilly Post January 17, 2019
Original Content 10 Mixtapes We Wish Were On Streaming Services Revisiting some of the best mixtapes that have yet to appear on Spotify, Tidal or Apple Music. By Jibril Yassin December 04, 2018
Music Childish Gambino's "EP" Will Soon Be Available On All Streaming Platforms Childish caters to his fans by making his older work available for your streaming pleasure. By Chantilly Post January 30, 2018
Entertainment Oprah Winfrey & Apple Sign Multi-Year Original Content Partnership Deal Oprah and Apple are aligned. By Karlton Jahmal June 15, 2018
Music De La Soul's Catalog Could Finally Be Heading To Streaming Services The hip-hop trio has had a tumultuous history with their now-estranged record label Tommy Boy Records By Joe Abrams June 05, 2021
Music Lil Nas X Claims "MONTERO" Will Be Taken Off Streaming Services Tomorrow Lil Nas X says his #1 song "MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)" is being removed from streaming services tomorrow. By Alex Zidel April 13, 2021
Music Mount Westmore To Release "Bad MFs" On Streaming Services The supergroup Mount Westmore, featuring Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, E-40, and Too Short, are finally adding their debut album to streaming services. By Cole Blake October 08, 2022