Streaming Video: Celebs Rumors

Netflix Party is a handy Google Chrome extension that allows you to watch Netflix with anyone.Once you have downloaded the extension, you can create a shareable link, which all your friends can click on for the same-time viewing experience.Netflix Party even comes with a chat feature so you can easily discuss what’s happening.If you’re struggling to find something to watch on Netflix, a “random” button may be the answer.An online tool called Netflix Roulette picks out a show or movie so you don’t have to.It even lets you filter by genre and IMDb rating to help hone your searches.You can even add other streaming services like Amazon Prime Video to search through all your viewing options in one place.You can find the Netflix Roulette wheel here.There are a selection of codes you can type into the Netflix search bar that will bring up “hidden categories.”Anime fans will be pleased to know code “7424” does still bring up lots of anime content.You may see different codes suggested online, but Netflix changes codes regularly, so some of them may no longer work.If you type the code “47465” into your Netflix search bar, you will see some “classic Westerns” pop up.The code “48744” should bring up classic war movies.This article originally appeared on the Sun and was reproduced here with permission.

your VCR — Blockbuster could be making a comeback.Fans are speculating the nearly extinct video rental company is returning after its website recently became active, announcing in a cliffhanger, “We are working on rewinding your movie.”While there is no clear indication of when the Blockbuster site was activated, the company remains attentive on Twitter, often sharing jokes about resuming operations.“Our 2023 New Year’s resolution was to reopen Blockbuster but it seemed like a lot of work so we quit. Should we start going to the gym instead?” Blockbuster quipped.“New business idea: We’re going to come back as a bank and use VHS and DVDs as currency.

postpone “Mulan’s” release to July 24. Then in late June, as COVID-19 cases began to spike once more across the U.S., Disney pushed the film again to Aug.

A slew of classic black comedies including “Sister, Sister,” “Moesha” and “Girlfriends” are heading to Netflix.The streamer has picked up seven library titles as part of its push of its Strong Black Lead strand.In addition to “Sister, Sister,” “Moesha” and “Girlfriends,” it has bought the rights to “The Game,” “One on One” and “Half & Half.”“Moesha” will launch on August 1, followed by the first three seasons of “The Game” on August 15. “Sister, Sister” arrives on September 1, with “Girlfriends” launching on September 11 to mark the 20th anniversary of its premiere.

over 200 streaming networks globally, users are suffering choice paralysis, because even picking a program to watch can be exhausting after a long day.Having heard the pleas of weary TV watchers, Netflix has launched a shuffle button for some mobile and streaming platforms, including Android and Fire TV users. Apple TV and Amazon Firestick customers have thus far been excluded.The function began testing among some users last year, and could only be applied to television shows at the time with a “Random Episode” button.

It’s not called Netflix and “shill.”

First, there was the battle of Babyface versus Teddy Riley last month.

George MacKay has gone from playing a hero on the battlefield of World War I to an outlaw in a dress.

The coronavirus pandemic has not cooled the fevers of avid theatre-goers, despite the fact that Broadway is closed through June.

What’s the perfect pairing for Netflix and vino? A wine movie! Vino flicks comprise a peculiar Hollywood sub-genre that nearly always takes place in California, and features characters who are erudite sophisticates, crazed drunks or, ideally, both.

There is still a lot of fresh TV content premiering over the next few months — despite the industry shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Movies aren’t opening. Broadway just shut down. So there must be time in your life for a new streaming service to watch.

Why is Tubi a good home for the complete Bob Ross collection?The pandemic has caused an incredible increase in interest in Bob — it’s become clear that people must have Bob Ross all the time, or as much as they can. Tubi falls right into place with that and it’s free — and that’s a biggie.Why do you think Bob resonates so much with viewers?It’s just the whole package.

With millions of Americans still under quarantine orders, Hulu is introducing a way for subscribers to sit together on the couch — virtually — to stream TV shows and movies at the same time.

Netflix has started to terminate accounts that people haven’t used the service for a year or more.

For weeks now, as COVID-19 restrictions across the country begin to ease (or, in some cases, even where they haven’t), national and local news outlets have relentlessly reported on a seeming torrent of people streaming into public spaces. The coverage points to a common sense understanding: Spending two months sheltering in place with little-to-no human contact has produced an overpowering need for people to gather together outside their homes.