Mikayla Rivera
Mikayla Rivera has worked as an editor for nine years, bringing her passion for niche genres and TV streaming services to websites like Mithical Entertainment, Reviews.org, HowtoWatch.com, and now CableTV.com. Her love of anime and ethical marketing is rivalled only by her dedication to The Chicago Manual of Style. When Mikayla isn’t editing other people’s work, she’s writing comics and novels on her own time.
Ghostbusters Movies and TV Shows: Where To Watch Them All
by Bill Frost | Mar 21, 2024 | Entertainment, Horror, How to Watch, Listicles
If you’ve somehow missed the ecto-hype, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is coming to theaters on Friday, March 22. The new movie brings O.G. cast members Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, and Annie Potts together with recent franchise additions Paul Rudd, Carrie Coon, Finn Wolfhard, and McKenna Grace.
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The FCC Shuts Down the Cable and Satellite TV ‘Junk Fees’ Inflating Your Monthly Bill
by Bill Frost | Mar 19, 2024 | Industry News, TV
Last week, the Federal Communications Commission voted 3–2 to finally address “junk fees” hidden in TV bills. Cable and satellite companies must now disclose every charge or fee customers will pay. Going forward, consumers shopping around for these TV services will see the all-in price, not the more attractive, lower monthly cost minus extra hidden fees.
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What to Watch This Week | March 18–24
by Bill Frost | Mar 18, 2024 | Entertainment, What to Watch
This week’s What to Watch recs include Jake Gyllenhaal’s new Road House remake, the premiere of sci-fi epic 3 Body Problem, new Kristen Wiig series Palm Royale, retro superhero series X-Men ’97, and March Madness basketball action. Spring into some new TV this week!
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Every Batman Movie and Where You Can Watch Them
by Bill Frost | Mar 14, 2024 | Entertainment, How to Watch
No other comic-book superhero has appeared in more live-action movies than Batman—not even Superman. We could get granular and include DC Universe animated films and TV series in the mix, but we’d be here all day, and the Caped Crusader would still come out on top. Let’s investigate the 17 (so far) live-action movies featuring Batman and where to stream them.
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5 Sports Leagues To Watch This Spring
by Taylor Kujawa | Mar 14, 2024 | Entertainment, Listicles, Sports
Some of the year’s biggest sports are happening this spring, and we have all the information on how to tune in.
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Where To Watch All 3 Seasons of Girls5eva
by Bill Frost | Mar 13, 2024 | Entertainment, How to Watch, Streaming, TV
Musical comedy series Girls5eva has developed a harmonious cult following since its 2021 streaming debut on Peacock. But, the Girls will be on the move in 2024, jumping from Peacock to a new streaming home for its third season on Thursday, March 14.
Read more What to Watch This Week | March 11–17
by Bill Frost | Mar 11, 2024 | Entertainment, What to Watch
This week’s What to Watch recs include the new Liane Moriarty miniseries Apples Never Fall, Lindsay Lohan rom-com Irish Wish, the return of first-responder dramas 9-1-1 and Station 19, the premiere of Max series The Girls on the Bus, and NWSL Challenge Cup soccer action. To the TV!
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Worst Recent NFL Draft Picks
by Eric Chiu | Mar 8, 2024 | Entertainment, Listicles, Sports
Which NFL teams whiffed the worst on their drafts?
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Where You Can Stream This Year’s Oscar-Nominated Movies: Barbie, Oppenheimer, Poor Things
by Bill Frost | Mar 7, 2024 | Entertainment, How to Watch, Streaming
This year’s Oscar nominations for Best Picture are a wildly varied lot, ranging from heavy dramas (Oppenheimer, Killers of the Flower Moon) to nostalgic heartstring-tuggers (The Holdovers, Past Lives) to WTF? eye candy (Barbie, Poor Things). It’s going to be a tough call at the Academy Awards.
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Where You Can Watch Every Christopher Nolan Movie
by Bill Frost | Mar 6, 2024 | Entertainment, How to Watch, Streaming
Director Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer has been nominated for over a dozen Academy Awards this season, including Best Picture. Longtime fans of Nolan’s work wouldn’t expect anything less, but newbies to his more-is-more style of filmmaking might be curious as to what came before the juggernaut historical drama of summer 2023.
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