There are ways to share your digital movie collection with friends and family, but it usually requires password sharing and that might not be an option for everyone who wouldn't mind sharing a film or two.
Another day, another major shift in normalcy due to the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic. This time it's Universal making a major change.
In what's probably the least surprising move by Apple as of late, it's being reported that all active productions for Apple TV+ are, well, not active.
The coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, is disrupting just about every single industry all across the globe, and it has impacted Apple yet again.
Back in January we heard that renowned director Spike Jonze (Her, Being John Malkovich) and long-time collaborator with the Beastie Boys had made a live documentary about the legendary band. Best of all: it was coming to Apple TV+.
One of the many ways that Apple is hoping Apple TV+ will stand out is star power, both in front and behind the camera. That trend continues with the latest series announcement.
Way back in September of last year we heard the first details of a new series called Mr. Corman coming to Apple TV+, and now we have yet another cast addition.
Back in January, Apple officially unveiled Central Park, a new animated musical comedy coming to Apple TV+.
The single take craze in major films hit its crescendo last year with the release of the World War I film 1917, and now Apple wants to have some fun with it, too.
One of the upcoming series for Apple TV+ just got its first official trailer ahead of its streaming debut.
From executive producers Steven Spielberg, Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, Apple's reimagining of the classic sci-fi anthology television series "Amazing Stories" has made its Apple TV+ debut Friday, as expected, with the first episode now available for streaming.
In today's news about Truth Be Told, the real shocking part is the fact it hasn't happened already.