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A blitz of new projects includes 10 series from the “Star Wars” universe for Disney+, which now has 87 million subscribers. Hulu will also get a major content boost.

Some big-budget movies will first go to theaters. Other offerings will debut online. All will ultimately strengthen Disney+.

Skipping travel this year to stop the spread of Covid-19? Here’s how to digitally reimagine the holiday, from meal prep to after-dinner activities.

The action appeared to be the first outright suspension of one of the president’s social media accounts.

It’s a pandemic, protests against police brutality are gripping the country, and the president of the United States and Twitter are battling it out.

From her parents’ home, Vimeo’s Anjali Sud oversees 600 employees and surging demand for feeds of documentaries, yoga classes and funerals.

A new policy is a response to criticism that the video service hasn’t done enough to curb bad behavior by users.

The company says it is increasing the recording of rides to settle disputes between drivers and passengers and to improve safety.

Nickelodeon will create and produce original animated content based on its library of characters for the streaming service.

ABC, Freeform and other Disney-owned entertainment networks will no longer accept Netflix ads in another sign of how the streaming wars are intensifying.

On YouTube, young men role-play as kindly romantic partners — all in service of a better night’s rest.

The company, which began as a comedy website, has branched out to podcasts and feature films, including “Between Two Ferns: The Movie,” which debuts on Netflix on Friday.

The service joins a competitive streaming field, and it will offer new shows that incorporate elements of older NBCUniversal properties.

A woman’s taste test captured the fancy of the internet. Her rapid evolution of expressions may be why.

It seemed too outrageous that such a place would be bombed, but if it were true it might be a war crime. It was the middle of the night in Libya. How could we verify the claim?