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The company shipped its first disc ('Beetlejuice') way back in 1998.

The Scott Pilgrim series also got a sneak peek clip.

The streaming service notified Canadian users that new password sharing restrictions will take effect this fall.

Writers are also getting higher residuals from streaming projects.

YouTube Music will be taking up the mantle.

The $7-a-month subscription plan will only be around until October 25.

Will the algorithm be able to navigate your crude drawing skills?

It creates shared playlists similar to what Turntable.fm could do.

Now you can, quite literally, search for love.

The long-awaited option is likely to cost $20 per month.

They'll start appearing in the US, Canada and parts of Europe in 'early 2024.'

- African Proverb

The Bleacher Report tier will cost $10 per month once the promo period ends.

The bill would allow artists to collectively negotiate with streaming services.

Step up your TV's audio game, regardless of your budget.

But DC says it owns the rights to Fables and will take action to protect its property.

A small number of mobile and web users can now access 'Super Rumble.'

It’s like Second Life for baseball fans.

Sexyy Red’s ‘SkeeYee’ debuts at number one, and the disgraced R. Kelly somehow appears at 45.

Showcase will let musicians promote both new and old music.