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Leaks Reveal Upcoming PlayStation Plus Video Pass

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by Cole Travis in General | Apr, 21st 2021 Many have been switching from cable to streaming services over the years, as the ability to watch shows and movies on multiple devices has gained prominence, and according to a leak from an overseas site, it looks like Sony is about to throw their hat in the ring with the upcoming Playstation Plus Video Pass. The Leaked Announcement The Polish PlayStation website unveiled a beta test for the pass recently, revealing that PS+ subscribers will be able to enjoy movies and

5 Anime Like The Devil Is a Part-Timer if You’re Looking for Something Similar

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The premise of The Devil Is a Part-Timer is a novel one, with an all-powerful Demon Lord forced to get a part-time job and adapt to every-day life after he’s whisked into our world. This unique concept can make finding similar shows a challenge, though. Luckily we’re here to help with a list of five anime like The Devil is a Part-Timer if you’re looking for something similar. (Featured Image via Netflix & White Fox) Noragami Anime Like The Devil Is a Part-Timer Image via Bones Animation Studio Though it

Netflix CEO Doesn’t See Any Positives To Working From Home

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While the COVID-19 pandemic has seen many companies, including Netflix, transition to allowing employees to work from home full time, Netflix founder Reed Hastings isn't a fan. While Netflix's work from home arrangements will continue as long as necessary to keep its employees safe from COVID-19, Hastings has said he sees no benefit to the practice.In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Hastings was asked whether he saw any positives to staff working from home. "No. I don't see any positives," he said, "Not being able to get together

Parks And Rec Star Rob Lowe Says You Would Be “Shocked” To Find Out How Much They’re Paid

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Parks and Recreation is one of NBC's most successful and memorable TV shows, and it's still bringing in money through syndication and streaming deals, but it appears the cast are not always benefitting from those profits at a level they would have wanted.Actors Rob Lowe and Nick Offerman, who played Chris Traeger and Ron Swanson on the show, recently spoke about this on the newest episode of Lowe's podcast. Offerman said the union representing the Parks and Rec cast was not able to get them a lucrative deal at the

The Witcher Season 2: Henry Cavill Shares A Behind-The-Scenes Photo From The Production

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Netflix's The Witcher is coming back for a second season, and production recently resumed--ahead of schedule--following a delay related to COVID-19. Lead actor Henry Cavill, who plays Geralt on the show, has now shared an image from the set. Posted to Instagram, the picture shows the actor in his makeup chair. There is nothing unusual about that, but Cavill shared that the costume department made a slight change to his outfit for the sophomore season. Cavill will no longer wear a bald cap beneath his ivory locks. This year, he's

Netflix Adds A Shuffle Button For More Users

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After rolling it out in Australia and other parts of the world, Netflix has expanded the reach of the new "Shuffle Play" button to more users across the globe.The new Shuffle Play button does exactly that--it shows you a random TV shows or movie. It's not entirely random, however, as the button will select a TV show or a movie using its algorithms to determine what the streamer thinks you'll enjoy based on what you've watched before.The option is currently only available on TV, but not mobile devices. A Netflix

Orlando Bloom Shares His Thoughts On Amazon’s New Lord Of The Rings TV Show

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Lord of the Rings star Orlando Bloom has shared his thoughts on Amazon's upcoming big-budget TV show based on the JRR Tolkien universe. Speaking to Collider, Bloom said he had the opportunity to get an inside scoop on the show from a producer he's working with for his own Amazon projects, but he chose to stay in the dark so he could enjoy the show as a fan."I had a few questions for him to begin with ... and then I was like, 'You know, I don't need to know

Will Smith And Kevin Hart Will Star In A Remake Of A Classic 1987 Film

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Yet another remake of a classic movie is on the way. Will Smith and Kevin Hart will star in a remake of the 1987 John Hughes movie Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, according to Variety.The original starred Steve Martin and the late John Candy as two men trying to get home for Thanksgiving. The hook was that Martin played a tightly wound executive while Candy portrayed a jovial shower ring salesman. A lot of hilarity and hijinks ensued as they made their way home, suffering setback after setback on their journey.The

Hans Zimmer Created An Extended Netflix “Ta Dum” Sound For Theatres

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The "ta dum" sound that plays before Netflix original productions, or when you open the app, is instantly recognizable, probably even more so if you've been stuck in isolation for the last few months. But at just three seconds long, it's not quite epic enough for a theatrical release--so Hans Zimmer has come in to spice it up.While theaters aren't operating right now in many parts of the world, Netflix has been releasing select original movies in cinemas since 2018, and is clearly looking to spice up its presentation. The

Netflix Is Getting An R. L. Stine Fear Street Film Trilogy In 2021

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R. L. Stine is best known for writing the Goosebumps books, but his slightly older-skewing Fear Street series has its share of fans, too--including the executives at Netflix. Deadline is reporting that the streaming giant has bought the rights to a trilogy of films based on Stine's books, and they've already filmed.The movies, directed by Leigh Janiak (Honeymoon, the Scream TV series), will each air a month apart. A deal was originally in place at Fox, but was exited after the company was bought by Disney. The crowded schedule and