Tubi is racing to meet new advertisers. The Fox-backed free streaming service on Tuesday unveiled a new alliance with Apple TV that will have it offering live F1 “altcasts” during the 2026 Formula 1 ...

Tubi is adapting a spooky teen classic. “Remember Me,” a 1989 Christopher Pike YA novel, is getting a film adaptation via Tubi. Brec Bassinger (“Final Destination Bloodlines”) and Charlie Gillespie ...

Tubi is adding two scripted originals aimed at Gen Z audiences and has set a novel partnership with Apple for Formula 1 altcasts. The announcements were among several made Tuesday by the Fox Corp.

Tubi will launch director Jem Garrard's follow-up in the franchise that is inspired by author Stine's 'The Haunting Hour.' By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter R.L. Stine‘s Pumpkinhead is ...

Tubi unveiled first-look images for its upcoming thriller movie HIVE, which is set to premiere only on Tubi on April 17. The movie features Xochitl Gomez, who is popular for her role in Doctor Strange ...

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Liz Kocan has spent the last 20 years covering TV, entertainment and working behind the scenes in digital production. While at VH1.com, she won a Webby Award and was nominated for a Shorty Award as a ...

6 Years Later, New Men in Black Movie Is Finally Moving Forward (& Fans Should Be Excited) Men in Black: The Series is about to become more difficult to watch, but it thankfully won’t be impossible.

It’s not all bad for The Fog remake, though. Although the movie isn’t one that is better than its initial reception, it’s a pretty passable standalone horror. The movie creates its own distinct vibe ...

Tubi has shared first-look images with Dread Central from its upcoming thriller Hive, set to premiere exclusively on the platform Friday, April 17. Hive is a horror-thriller about a strict, anxious ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...