Browsing: Streaming

The Cultural Center of the Philippines is opening its Vaults this month, transferring decades of performing arts history and independent film onto its streaming platform. The lineup for October bridges the gap between classic stage productions from the late nineties and low-budget indie cinema from recent years.

India will look to make a winning start to their five-match T20I series against New Zealand as the two teams meet in the opening match today at Hagley Oval in Christchurch. Led by Shreyas Iyer, the visitors will rely on their formidable batting line-up to overcome New Zealand’s pace attack in conditions that could test…

The ocean is calling, and Moana (2026) is now streaming on Disney+. Disney’s live-action reimagining brings Motunui to life with Catherine Lagaʻaia as Moana and Dwayne Johnson returning as Maui. Watch the trailer and explore the story, cast, and music before choosing your next movie-night adventure.

The Kardashians Season 8 is now streaming, and the family has more than just business on its mind. Unexpected sparks are in the air for this family of reality TV royalty. Ready to catch up?

Split between the past (the 1990s) and the past’s past (1958), Unabomber, a Netflix release about the real-life American bomber, takes longer than most films to pick up pace. And by that I mean it doesn’t really get going until the last 30 minutes of its 100-minute runtime.

The 2026 Access:Horror Film Festival begins a virtual program of movies this Sunday, October 4, continuing through Sunday, November 1. As the PR describes, “Access:Horror was founded by filmmaker and activist Ariel Baska to center disability advocacy through genre cinema. This year’s lineup features groundbreaking short films that utilize horror to dissect real-world medical racism,…

The $US110 billion deal that brings some of the world’s biggest movies, shows and news networks under one roof — but not everyone is celebrating.

Fast Excel has changed substantially since Laravel News covered the package in 2020. That article covered v2.2-era collection exports, browser downloads, and multi-sheet workbooks. Fast Excel 5 now includes lazy imports, controls for splitting spreadsheet work across jobs, sheet and column selection, and safer handling of user-controlled export values.