Movies & TV

Showtime (now Paramount+ with Showtime) is a subscription video-on-demand service which carries content from it's namesake premium television network and more.

Discovery Plus is a streaming service that focuses on factual television shows. The service is made up of brands owned by Discovery, Inc. such as TLC, Animal Planet and Food Network and more.

FuboTV is a digital television provider with a focus on providing sports coverage. They carry 260+ channels of sports and entertainment.

Brown Sugar is a niche subscription streaming service which focuses primarily on showing blaxploitation movies from the 70s and other content aimed at black audiences.

BET+ is an SVOD service operated by BET Networks and Tyler Perry Studios. You can watch original films and original series as well as Hollywood-produced titles relevant to black culture.

Lifetime Movie Club has over 2000 movie titles available to be watched on their subscription streaming service with new movies being added every week.

Hallmark Plus is a subscription video on demand service offering family-friendly movies and television shows. It is owned by renowned greeting card maker Hallmark Cards.

Starz is a subscription video-on-demand service available to viewers in the United States with or without a TV provider.

Boomerang is a subscription streaming service which provides animated content from Warner Bros. (Looney Toons, etc) and Hanna-Barbera (The Flintstones, The Jetsons, etc) among others.

Cinemax, which is owned by HBO, offers a free 7 day free trial so you can view it's original series and library of Hollywood movies.

Hulu is a movie and television streaming platform owned by The Walt Disney Company and available primarily to US viewers.

Allblk, formerly known as Urban Movie Channel, is a subscription video on demand service which features content aimed at African American audiences.