Meara Isenberg

5 days ago | cnet.com | Meara Isenberg

Last summer's season of Love Island USA was a reality TV obsession for many. The follow up to that extremely popular season of the show is drawing near. In a teaser for the upcoming season 7, Love Island USA host Ariana Madix and narrator Iain Stirling peer into the future and see flying sparks, Madix making fabulous entrances and bombshells doing their duty of stirring things up.

6 days ago | cnet.com | Meara Isenberg

I used to try my best to finish every single TV season I started. Now, I'm perpetually behind on all the content I want to watch, and I'm more likely to leave endings incomplete and plot lines unresolved. If you, like me, are prone to prematurely part ways with movies or shows, your streaming service's Continue Watching row could be collecting your failed TV binges. Disney Plus has added the option to easily clear titles from that row and leave the ones you want to keep watching.

6 days ago | cnet.com | Meara Isenberg

Reached the end of a binge and ready for something new? Prime Video may offer your next small-screen fixation. Amazon's streaming service is the place to visit for can't-miss originals such as The Boys and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. With new shows premiering frequently, such as the postapocalyptic drama Fallout, you can choose a fresh release or start a series you've had on the back burner. Prime Video is now ad-supported and charges an extra fee to remove commercials.

1 week ago | cnet.com | Meara Isenberg

The White Lotus season 3 wrapped up its Thailand vacation last month, but Max subscribers have multiple reasons to stay checked in. New seasons of Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal, the postapocalyptic drama The Last of Us, and Hacks, the most recent Emmy winner for best comedy, are still unfolding. Hacks premiered its fourth season on April 10, picking up where season 3 left off with comedy writer Ava, played by Hannah Einbinder, and legendary comedian Deborah, played by Jean Smart, still at odds.

1 week ago | cnet.com | Meara Isenberg |Aaron Pruner

Netflix is overhauling its TV experience, giving subscribers more tricks with less clicks when it comes to navigation and fresh ways to flip through recommendations and new titles. The company announced the redesign on Wednesday and shared that it's also testing new features on the mobile version of the app.