Raymond McCain

1 week ago | cordcuttersnews.com | Raymond McCain

T-Mobile may soon join Verizon and AT&T in offering a co-branded credit card to its customers. According to a report from The Mobile Report, evidence within T-Mobile’s T-Life app suggests that the company is preparing to introduce a credit card, potentially in partnership with Capital One.​TMR discovered an image in the T-Life app labeled “t_card_account_link,” which hints at the ability for users to link a credit card to their T-Mobile account.

1 week ago | cordcuttersnews.com | Raymond McCain

The WNBA’s future has arrived at The Shed at Hudson Yards in New York City. The 2025 WNBA Draft marks a significant moment for the sport, with a strong class of rookies set to shape the league’s future. Paige Bueckers (UConn) is widely anticipated to be the No. 1 overall pick by the Dallas Wings. Bueckers, coming off of last month’s national championship victory, has been a prominent figure in college basketball and is expected to make an immediate impact in the WNBA.

1 week ago | cordcuttersnews.com | Raymond McCain

The 30th MLS season is underway, and the league has rewarded fans with one free month of MLS Season Pass on Apple TV. The league’s tricenial season is the third under the pro soccer league’s 10-year, $2.5 billion deal with Apple, bringing viewers across the globe every single MLS game without any blackouts. For the 2025 season, MLS and Apple have introduced Sunday Night Soccer, which spotlights a marquee primetime featured matchup each week to help expand the league’s visibility with fans.

1 week ago | cordcuttersnews.com | Raymond McCain

The crime drama series MobLand sits alone at the mountaintop on Paramount+ after delivering 8.8 million viewers in its first seven days during its global premiere. Executive produced by Guy Ritchie, the series quadrupled its audience, up 298% from premiere day, making it the biggest global series launch week ever on Paramount+. The series is Ritche’s first TV series for the platform, and it focuses on two rival crime families in London.

1 week ago | cordcuttersnews.com | Raymond McCain

The finish line for the next Formula One media rights deal could be further than it appears. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, F1 is searching for a “rights package at around $150 million to $180 million a year beginning with the 2026 season” and is struggling to find suitors.