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18 major Oscar contender movies you shouldn't miss in theaters

The 2019 movies set to make a run for the Academy Awards are set. Here's how the field looks from our vantage point.

The 8 best YouTube cooking channels to get ready for Thanksgiving

As the holidays rapidly approach, get yourself ready for holiday cooking with these excellent YouTube channels.

5 ways to get free access to services like Netflix, HBO, Hulu, Disney Plus, and Apple TV Plus

With the streaming market growing increasingly difficult to navigate, telecom and tech companies are offering free streaming to sweeten their deals.

The lavish budgets of Disney and Apple's upcoming original TV shows make 'Game of Thrones' look frugal

Apple is reportedly dropping $300 million for two seasons of "The Morning Show" and Disney is spending up to $25 million an episode on Marvel series.

Disney's 'Star Wars' TV series, 'The Mandalorian,' cost $100 million to make — but its Marvel shows cost even more

Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed that "The Mandalorian" cost around $100 million to make at this week's Vanity Fair Summit.

Verizon is offering its customers a free year of Disney's upcoming streaming service, Disney Plus

The offer is available to new and existing Verizon Wireless customers, as well a new Fios Home Internet and 5G Home Internet customers.

Selena Gomez just released a new music video after over a year, and it was shot on the new iPhone 11 Pro

The music video for "Lose You to Love Me" by Selena Gomez was shot on an iPhone 11 Pro and promoted by Apple.

The YouTube metrics you should pay attention to if you want to earn money from brand sponsorships as an influencer

Brands are tracking performance metrics on sponsored YouTube videos as a way to evaluate the success of an influencer campaign.

Brands are finding news ways to measure the impact of Instagram influencers now that fake followers can be easily bought

But even with these new measurements, some influencers are getting smart, and have figured out tricks for inflating these numbers.

Electronic Arts wants to make college sports games again, but the biggest obstacle is still the NCAA

It's been six years since Electronic Arts made a college sports game, but a new law in California is giving the company hope for a deal with the NCAA.

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