Streaming service HBO Max is losing its live news channel as CNN Max live will soon leave the platform. In an email sent to subscribers this month, HBO Max confirmed the 24/7 news channel will be ...

HBO Max subscribers will no longer be able to watch CNN from the streaming platform as of November 17, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) informed customers today. After this date, HBO Max subscribers will ...

An HBO Max feature is being removed despite the streaming service’s upcoming price increase. Last month, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav said at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology ...

CNN Max, the cable news network’s live news stream, will no longer be available on HBO Max starting on Nov. 17. CNN is about the launch is own streaming channel this fall, although an exact launch ...

At $16.99 per month, HBO Max's Standard tier costs more than Peacock ($10.99), Prime Video ($11.98), and Paramount+'s ($12.99) ad-free tiers. However, it costs less than Netflix's ($17.99) and Hulu's ...

HBO Max is dropping its 24/7 CNN live news stream ahead of the launch of the cable news network’s new solo streaming product this fall. The CNN Max livestream will no longer be available on HBO Max in ...

HBO Max subscribers will lose their live CNN news programming next month. Two years after adding live CNN programming, the Warner Bros. Discovery streaming service will cut its CNN Max offering ...

Bring Her Back, The Substance, Sorry, Baby, The Chair Company, and IT: Welcome To Derry are all coming to HBO Max this month!

Looking for horror movies to watch now that it’s finally October? Look no further, because The Conjuring: Last Rites, aka The Conjuring 4, is coming to digital platforms to buy and rent tomorrow.

Regardless of the state of the economy, Gen Z will still find a way to watch Netflix and get their avo on toast.

HBO Max subscribers commonly praise the high-quality content; vast library of older favorite shows and movies; exclusive content; and good variety of shows, dramas, and older and ...

Australia’s subscription entertainment market grew 5% in the year to June 2025, reaching nearly 54.6 million active services, despite rising living costs. Australians now hold an average of 3.3 ...