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Patrick Stewart's 'Green Room' Now Free on Tubi 11 Years After Release Entertainment Patrick Stewart's 'Green Room' Now Free on Tubi 11 Years After Release WireByte

Jeremy Saulnier’s 2015 neo-Nazi thriller Green Room, starring Patrick Stewart as a violent drug lord, is now available for free streaming on Tubi. The film, noted for Stewart’s rare villainous turn, marks the latest addition to the platform’s library. This release offers international audiences access to the critically acclaimed indie horror without subscription fees, highlighting the shifting landscape of digital content distribution.

WireByte Staff · November 5, 2026

Apple TV to Air '12 Days of Snoopy' Special on November 13 Entertainment Apple TV to Air '12 Days of Snoopy' Special on November 13 WireByte

Apple TV is set to premiere 'Snoopy Presents: 12 Days of Snoopy' on November 13, featuring original music by John Legend and Kamasi Washington. The Peanuts special follows Snoopy's quest to escape Santa's naughty list. Apple is also offering free streaming of classic Charlie Brown specials on select dates in November and December, reinforcing its exclusive rights to the franchise.

WireByte Staff · November 5, 2026

Maya Hawke Cast in Live-Action Magic: The Gathering Film Entertainment Maya Hawke Cast in Live-Action Magic: The Gathering Film WireByte

Legendary Entertainment and Hasbro have cast Maya Hawke in an undisclosed lead role for the live-action Magic: The Gathering film. Directed by Matt Johnson, the adaptation marks the first confirmed casting for the project based on the 33-year-old trading card game. Hawke, known for Stranger Things, joins the production as the first actor attached to the movie.

WireByte Staff · November 5, 2026

Stick Season 2 Premieres on Apple TV with Owen Wilson's Comeback Entertainment Stick Season 2 Premieres on Apple TV with Owen Wilson's Comeback WireByte

Apple TV has released the first two episodes of Stick season 2, starring Owen Wilson and Rhea Seehorn. The series follows retired golfer Pryce Wheeler’s improbable comeback attempt and protégé Santi’s transition to professional golf. The show draws comparisons to Ted Lasso and Shrinking, offering a mix of humor and heartfelt drama as characters navigate career pressures and personal relationships.

WireByte Staff · November 4, 2026

cinema entertainment Entertainment Netflix Launches AI Discover Tab to Reduce Scrolling and Boost Engagement WireByte

Netflix is testing an AI-powered Discover tab that curates content based on user mood, viewing companions, and available time. The feature aims to reduce aimless scrolling by offering personalized themes and real-time feedback loops. This shift highlights the streaming giant's strategy to leverage artificial intelligence for improved content discovery and increased viewer retention.

WireByte Staff · November 4, 2026

The Liberation Trailer: Carrie Coon and Lily James Star in 1980s Cult Thriller Entertainment The Liberation Trailer: Carrie Coon and Lily James Star in 1980s Cult Thriller WireByte

The first trailer for Guy Nattiv’s 1980s-set thriller The Liberation has been released, featuring Carrie Coon as a Holocaust survivor who abandons her family to join an all-female commune led by Lily James. The film explores the complex dynamics of the cult and the subsequent confrontation when her daughters arrive to find her. The movie is scheduled for a winter theatrical release.

WireByte Staff · November 3, 2026

Zach Cregger's Resident Evil Movie Hits Digital Purchase Entertainment Zach Cregger's Resident Evil Movie Hits Digital Purchase WireByte

Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil film, the highest-grossing entry in the franchise, is available for digital rental and purchase. After earning $60 million domestically in its opening week, the movie is now on Prime Video for $24.99. Streaming availability on Netflix remains unconfirmed due to Sony’s exclusive deal.

WireByte Staff · November 3, 2026

Google Bans Videostrong After 1.3M Android TV Boxes Turned Into Botnet Entertainment Google Bans Videostrong After 1.3M Android TV Boxes Turned Into Botnet WireByte

Google has severed ties with Chinese manufacturer Videostrong Technology after discovering the XCPE backdoor embedded in 1.3 million Android TV boxes across 200+ countries. The malware enabled ad fraud and proxy networks. Google banned Videostrong from its ecosystem and disrupted command servers, potentially protecting 10 million additional devices from secondary malware modules.

WireByte Staff · November 2, 2026