Nathan McAlone

On Monday, this year’s Golden Globe nominations came out, and the streaming services combined to snag 40% of the major show categories.

On Monday, Amazon continued a strong awards show tradition by securing a whopping 11 Golden Globe nominations. Here are its most popular shows.

Critics are completely trashing Netflix’s new Marvel show, “Iron Fist,” and it is currently sitting at an insane 0% on reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.

YouTube star Claudia Sulewski wants to diversify her career without disappointing her loyal YouTube audience.

Facebook announced that it has reached a deal with Major League Baseball to broadcast 20 games this season, part of the tech giant’s push into premium video.

On Thursday, LinkedIn released its annual list of the companies people want to work at in the US, and it’s absolutely dominated by tech giants.

Netflix has canceled six shows, not including “Bloodline,” which concluded after season three.

Netflix has canceled shows including ‘Love,’ ‘Haters Back Off,’ ‘Sense8,’ ‘Girlboss,’ ‘The Get Down,’ and ‘Chelsea.’

20th Century Fox’s upcoming Queen biopic, titled “Bohemian Rhapsody,” will be rated PG-13 for “thematic elements, suggestive material, drug content and language,” according to Exhibitor Relations.

Just how broken is cable TV?So broken that Charter, the second-biggest cable company in the US with nearly 15 million subscribers, says it’s willing to walk away from the business entirely.Charter is currently locked in an ugly dispute with Disney over what are called carriage fees, or how much it pays to give its subscribers access to channels like ESPN. That’s led to a blackout of Disney-owned channels that’s taken the US Open, among other programming, off the air.Fights like this have been co…