HBO encourages people to stay home with 500 hours of free content
HBO has announced that it will be making 500 hours of television and movies available online for free. They are doing this as a part of their new #StayHomeBoxOffice campaign that aims to encourage people to stay home during the coronavirus epidemic. Content like Detective Pikachu, Veep, The Soprano's and The Wire will be available.
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According to the latest media reports, the Hollywood star Robert Pattinson has been tested positive for coronavirus. Warner Bros. confirmed that the production of Matt Reeves’ upcoming take on Batman had halted in the U.K. after few crew members tested positive for the virus. The production house didn’t disclose the names but now it has been confirmed that Robert Pattinson is one of them
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Netflix tests a new low-cost subscription plan in India
Netflix tests a new low-cost subscription plan in India
Popular video streaming service Netflix is testing a new low-cost subscription tier in India as the on-demand video streaming service looks to court more subscribers. The American giant has unveiled a “Mobile+” plan for some new and existing subscribers in India that delivers streaming in high-definition (HD) quality and supports viewing across mobile, tablet, and computer screens (but not TV). The monthly tier is priced at 349 Indian rupees ($4.7)
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HBO Max faces backlash from fans
HBO Max faces backlash from fans
HBO Max is facing more backlash this week, this time from comic book fans who have learned that a large portion of its DC Comic films will be pulled from the platform shortly after its launch. The big draw to sign up for the TimeWarner streaming service, which launched on May 27, was that users can view any show and film from both the HBO and the Warner Brothers
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A tribute to Little Richard
A tribute to Little Richard
His piano work, crucial to his sound, was limited to hammered chords and skitterish riffing but with that megaphone voice, falsetto squeal, bursting energy and powerhouse band, his records became classics: songs every local group played every weekend for years to come; songs the other rock greats covered; songs that fired the ambition of those artists who would change the 1960s, the Beatles and Bob Dylan.
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