Content updates and binge-worthy news from the streaming services themselves.
It’s pronounced “brun-CHAPPY hour” and can be used in a sentence like so: “I saw this week’s list of daily streaming concerts on Bingelandia, so I’m arranging a little brunchappy hour from 1:00 to about 7:00 every day!” Brunchappy Hour™. It’s even better than Blunch™.
Let the weekend begin! Amazon Prime has been heating it up lately, and these picks (per SF Gate) offer some really great choices. Drag out your Whirley Pop, fire up the corn and treat yourself to a night or three at Cinema Sofa! (And if you don’t have Prime yet, get a free trial here.)
Happy Friday, folks! We’re trying out a new little idea here… Friday show previews for your upcoming weekend of watching. We’re looking for different shows on different streamers, and today we’re sending you over to NPR for some quick quality reviews. Let’s start with Normal People, which in one more brick in Hulu’s impressive wall of great content lately. And… go!
Yes, we’re on the hunt for a new weekend binge because we imagine you’re on the hunt for a new weekend binge. You’ll find this sweet show – co-created by Mindy Kaling, btw – on Netflix. Take it away with another great review, NPR!
As we get to the weekend, we thought we’d put up some individual shows that you might want to sink your teeth into. There is some good buzz on the fun and fresh Upload on Amazon Prime. Thanks again to NPR for a tasty fast review. Could this be your new one?!
Thanks to WWOZ in New Orleans, here’s a chance to get a good musical thrill from some of your favorite musicians playing live from down home, and then throw a little scratch in their virtual tips jars. It may be remote, but it’s a sho nuff real connection where everyone wins. Check out the line-up and go on a good new-fashioned link crawl today!
While nobody’s gathering around the ol’ water cooler these days, it is always nice to know what other folks are watching. So, without further adieu, here is HuffPo’s nice little list of the 10 most popular shows on Netflix – with trailers! Drumroll, maestro….
Have ya noticed that Netflix is on a roll? This slideshow from Refinery29 INCLUDES TRAILER! for 10 great shows to start up right away. Plenty of international flair here, with The Eddy set in Paris, 18 Regali in Italy and Restaurants on the Edge offering gorgeous views from around the world.
Wish I’d written that headline, but it’s straight from JK. But take both of our words for it and jump to this story from USA Today to get the skinny on how you can hear a chapter-by-chapter celebrity reading of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.” Fun stuff for everyone. Boredom, be gone!
Tech Radar throws in a little Rick and Morty – which is back after a bit of a break. But it’s a good little list to turn you on to some of the shows that are new and ready to start munching on. Munch!
It’s a wonderful thing when the first of the month is on Friday. With just a quick scan, you got set yourself up for a weekend of tasty fresh binge-ing. And with TV Guide’s day-by-day release guide, you can pace out May. Don’t be afraid to set a few alerts and reminders!
Slate just put out their what’s new in May list, and they group up what’s out in a fun and cool way. Highlights include their Scrumdiddlyumptious Watch on Netflix and their Kung Fu Watch on Amazon. The list is long, but it’s def a fun ride.
