THE HUB

Paramount+ is rolling out the red carpet, or maybe the smoke machine for Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie , just in time for April 20. The new documentary follows the iconic comedy duo on a laugh-filled road trip to a mysterious destination known only as “The Joint,” blending animation, archival footage, and candid reflections on their legendary careers. Directed by David Bushell, the film traces Cheech & Chong’s journey from childhood, through their 1960s partnership, to their br

College basketball fans live for March, but Paramount+ is stretching that obsession well beyond a single tournament window. The upcoming four-part docuseries Made for March promises an all-access pass into two powerhouse programs Kansas Jayhawks and Michigan Wolverines as they navigate the chaos, pressure, and occasional heartbreak of a full season. Set to premiere on April 4 on Paramount+, the series blends locker room tension, sideline intensity, and behind-the-scenes stor

Horror fans who missed the theatrical chaos of Primate won’t have to wait much longer to witness the carnage. Paramount+ has officially revealed the Primate streaming date, confirming that the creature-feature thriller will arrive on the service in the United States and Canada on March 25 . For viewers craving something a little more feral than the usual streaming lineup, this one might scratch that itch and possibly leave a few claw marks behind. Directed by Johannes Rober

It’s time to pour one out for your home screen real estate, because the Great Streaming Purge of the 2020s has claimed another victim. In a move that surprised absolutely no one who has been watching Paramount Global try to find its footing under the new Skydance Media regime, the house that Spongebob built is officially buying out Tyler Perry’s 25% stake in BET+ and pulling the plug on the standalone app for good. The news marks a massive shift for the BET Media Group . S

Grab your oversized napkins and prepare your most exaggerated "Oh my god" face, because Phil Rosenthal is taking his appetite to a new neighborhood. After eight seasons of being Netflix’s favorite professional tourist, the Somebody Feed Phil creator is officially packing his bags for YouTube. In a move that feels like trading a five-star hotel for the world’s most popular street food stall, Rosenthal has announced a massive global digital agreement with Banijay Americas. Sta