Other benefits include: Special access to sales and lightning deals: Members get early ... and content from partners like Max, Crunchyroll, and MGM+ via Prime Video Channels add-on subscriptions.

Prime Video has signed a multi-title licensing deal with Glitch Productions to bring its creator-led animated web series to ...

Prime Video begins its coverage of NASCAR Cup Series racing on Sunday at 6 p.m. ET with the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Amazon Prime Video, and Max for both new releases and classic titles in the genre. With that in mind, more and more viewers are cutting Crunchyroll from their monthly subscriptions to save money ...

Editor’s Note: New Prime Video subscribers can enjoy a 30-day free trial period to see Prime Video’s extensive NASCAR race coverage, starting with the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway ...

Prime Video has canceled The Bondsman after one season At the time of publishing, the streamer has not released a statement saying why Deadline reported that the series "failed to generate buzz on ...

Here's the deal: Prime Video by itself doesn't carry live MLB games. But with an MLB.TV subscription added to your Prime Video account, you're suddenly in the game. Whether you're rooting for the ...

Even reaching the No. 1 spot isn't enough to keep a show off the chopping block these days. Prime Video has pulled the plug on "The Bondsman," its new supernatural action drama starring Kevin ...

Crunchyroll Head of Theatrical & Distribution, Mitchel Berger talks to Deadline's Nancy Tartaglione David Guige, DGPRODS Crunchyroll’s Head of Theatrical & Distribution Mitchel Berger shared ...

And though you can find a whole galaxy's worth of sci-fi titles across the best streaming services, Prime Video has a particularly stacked sci-fi movie library for your curious perusal.

Avid fans and followers of wacky sci-fi animation shows will be delighted to hear the prognosis that Prime Video's zany cartoon series, "The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy," will be returning ...

That's how I'd describe the decision to put a trailer for Oh. What. Fun. up on Prime Video's channels this week, advertising an explicitly holiday-themed movie months before its time. The reaction ...