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Forbes
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
WWE Consumer Pricing In 2026 Is Way Less Expensive Than You Think
WWE announced a five-year deal to air on ESPN DTC. But as WWE's already plum bank account continues to grow, some fans are worried about their own finances when it comes to viewing WWE content in 2026. Of course, WWE and ESPN's joint announcement was accompanied by social media uproar as many fans misinterpreted the cost of WWE PLEs once the promotion moves to ESPN DTC. How Much Will WWE Content Cost On ESPN DTC? 'In addition to ESPN DTC subscribers, fans that access ESPN through a traditional pay TV provider, e.g. Comcast, DirectTV, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, will also have access to the new features through the enhanced ESPN App,' read an ESPN DTC fact sheet. The Total Cost of Watching WWE In 2026 Since the launch of WWE Network in 2014, WWE fans have become accustomed to paying $9.99 for PLEs. When WWE signed with Peacock, that price reduced to $4.99 per month before increasing to $7.99. The idea of having to pay an extra $29.99—a price point that will not apply to many viewers of ESPN DTC—sent some fans into a frenzy. In reality, the total monthly price of watching WWE programming is less than a WWE pay-per-view prior to April of 2014. It is also less than watching an AEW pay-per-view, which is typically priced at $49.99 or $7 per hour.
Pink Villa
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Bachelor in Paradise Season 10: All We Know About Upcoming Dating Show, From Cast to When and Where to Watch
Bachelor in Paradise is returning to the digital screens with the 10th season. According to media reports, the spin-off series will move out of Mexico for the first time, with episodes set to be shot in Costa Rica. Moreover, the audience will witness familiar faces from Bachelor Nation, who will give love another shot. Twenty contestants will take over the beach, with the Bachelorette winner, Dale Moss, also being one of the participants. The new season isn't just about viewers being familiar with the contestants, but also about Jesse Palmer returning to the show as host. Bachelor in Paradise premiere date The 10th season of Bachelor in Paradise is set to be dropped on the screens from July 7. The new episodes, filled with drama, tension, romance, and betrayal, will be aired every Monday at 8 PM (ET). Moreover, a special Tuesday episode will be lined up for a week, beginning July 15. Meanwhile, as mentioned earlier, the fans will witness familiar faces from the Bachelor Nation. In addition, the franchise will also bring in a fresh wave of four ladies from the Golden Bachelor crashing the party. Six silver foxes from the Golden Bachelorette will also join the cast. How to watch Bachelor in Paradise season 10 for free? Bachelor in Paradise will be available to stream for free on Direct TV. Plenty of other subscriptions are available for purchase, one of which is offered on the ABC network. Moreover, fans can also catch new episodes on FuboTV with their seven-day free trial. Bachelor in Paradise cast members The cast for Bachelor in Paradise includes, Alexe Godin, Bailey Brown, Jess Edwards, Kat Izzo, Lexi Young, Zoe McGrady, Brian Autz, Dale Moss, Hakeem Moulton, Jeremy Simon, Jonathon Johnson, Justin Glaze, Kyle Howard, Riquerdy 'Ricky' Marinez, Sam McKinney, and Spencer Conley. For the Goldens, the contestants are April Kirkwood, Charles 'CK' King, Jack Lencioni, Kathy Swarts, Keith Gordon, Kim Buike, Leslie Fhima, Natascha Hardee, Ralph 'RJ' Johnson, and Gary Levingston. It would be interesting to watch the contestants fight in and for love in the new season of Bachelor in Paradise.
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Netflix Announces Cancellation of Four Shows
While Netflix boasts a wide array of original shows, the reality is that not all of them can survive at the same time, leaving the stream service's executives to make some tough decisions. Unfortunately, those decisions led to the cancellation of four shows ahead of the 2025-26 season. According to DirectTV, Netflix has announced that four shows will not be renewed for another season, with "The Empress" and "The Sandman" ending with their upcoming seasons, while "Territory" and "The Recruit" have been canceled and will not get a final season. "The Empress" is a German historical drama television series based on the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria. It was Netflix's second-most watched series worldwide for two weeks and the seventh most popular non-English series of 2022, but it will not be resnewed past its third season, which is upcoming. "The Sandman" is an American fantasy drama television series based on the 1989-1996 DC comic book. While it was renewed for a second season, it will not be renewed after two seasons. "Territory" is an Australian neo-western drama, but it was canceled by Netflix this year after just one season. "The Recruit" is an American spy adventure television series that follows a CIA lawyer who becomes involved in massive international conflicts with dangerous parties after an asset tries to expose her relationship to the agency. Obviously, some fans will not be excited to hear of these cancellations, but that's the unfortunate reality of the streaming industry – some series survive, others don't quite make it, even if they were beloved by some fans.
