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There’s a New Reality Series About … Death?

"The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning" is a forthcoming reality series set to air on NBC's Peacock

Behind the Scenes of “Pachinko,” Apple’s Buzzy New Drama

We spoke to the cast and crew of the new Korean series

Netflix Is Betting Big on Gaming. Here's What That Means.

The streaming giant just acquired its third gaming studio after debuting a line of free mobile games in November

David Crosby Tells Young People “Don’t Become a Musician”

In a new interview, Crosby weighed in on Joe Rogan, Spotify and the future of the industry

What Are These “Stems” That Kanye West Keeps Talking About?

You can only get Ye's new album via his own Stem Player, which is a surprisingly interesting handheld music mixing board

The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for February

“Inventing Anna” chronicles the most famous grifter of our times, plus the original “Law & Order” returns

Here’s How to Stream Neil Young’s Music Now That He’s Off Spotify

Young officially pulled his music from the streaming service after issuing an ultimatum over Joe Rogan

No, Old Music Isn’t “Killing” New Music

A new Atlantic piece claims otherwise

MLB Has Had "Substantial" Talks With Apple About Streaming Mid-Week Games

Apple has reportedly had significant talks with MLB about carrying a package of national games on weekdays

It's Not Just Musicians Who Claim Spotify's Not Paying Them Enough

The streaming giant is facing a new push to pay comedians both as writers and performers

Report: Spotify Plans to Remove its Car View Mode

An unexpected change from the streaming service

Season Five of “The Crown” Isn’t Out Yet, But It’s Already Sparking Controversy

A close friend of the late Princess Diana has quit the production

Carole Baskin’s Lawsuit Is Proof That “Tiger King 2” Is a Desperate Cash Grab

The Big Cat Rescue founder is suing Netflix for breach of contract

Despite a Guilty Verdict, R. Kelly’s Music Is Still Poppin’ on Music Streaming Services and TikTok

The singer faces life in prison for sex trafficking, but people cannot stop listening to Ignition (Remix)

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The Best Movies, TV and Music for May

Including the long-awaited return of “I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson.” Plus, the rise and fall of BlackBerry.

HBO Max Is Now “Max,” and It’s All in On Prequels, Spinoffs and Revivals

The rebranded streamer is emphasizing the likes of "Harry Potter" and "Game of Thrones"

The Best Movies, TV and Music for April

Including Ari Aster’s bizarre follow-up to “Hereditary" and the final season of “Barry"

Is Spotify’s Discovery Mode Screwing Over Artists?

The Future of Music Coalition slammed Spotify for its Discovery Mode tool, which may lower royalty rates to algorithmically boosted songs

An Ode to “Extraordinary,” the Funniest Show on TV

Hulu’s little-known comedy lands somewhere between "Community" and "Fleabag," but with superpowers

The Best Movies, TV and Music for March

The return of John Wick vs. the return of Ted Lasso. Plus: Chris Rock goes live on Netflix.

The Utter Stupidity of Netflix’s New Password-Sharing Rules

Want to access your account away from home? Things are about to get tricky.

Netflix’s Password Sharing Crackdown Is Coming to the US

The streaming service shared vague plans to combat account sharing in the coming months

The Top 10 Streaming Songs in the US Are Becoming Less Popular Every Year

2022's biggest hits were responsible for less than 0.5% of on-demand audio play in the U.S. (and that number may shrink in years to come)

What’s With So Many Networks Canceling Previously Renewed Shows?

Desperate to save cash, streaming services are pulling the plug on previously greenlit projects

Amazon Reportedly Considering a Standalone Sports App

There are pros and cons to this approach

20 Trends That Will Define the Lives of American Men in 2023

Bubbles will burst, culture wars will escalate, but you'll sleep easier. We'll explain.

Netflix’s Secret Focus Group of Subscribers Is Altering What You Watch

A few thousand people in the Netflix Preview Club get to view and critique movies and shows before they're released to the public

Netflix’s New Basic With Ads Plan Is Missing Quite a Few Movies

Besides a diluted catalog, Netflix's cheapest subscription plan has a few other flaws that could be deal-breakers for users

Netflix Now Allows You to Kick Devices Off Your Account

The streaming service will allow users to view recent devices that have streamed from their accounts (and log them out quickly)