The days of uninterrupted binge-watching at your current rate are officially numbered as Amazon Prime Video rolls out a major shift to its subscription tiers. While the platform continues to expand its library of hit originals and live sports,

A 2025 dystopian sci-fi starring Josh Brolin will begin streaming on Amazon Prime Video very soon. The movie is the second adaptation of Stephen King’s popular novel, and despite the fairly positive reception,

Amazon Prime Video launches Ultra tier at $4.99/month for 4K streaming and Dolby Atmos, removing ultra-HD access from standard plans starting April 10.

The fifth season of an R-rated superhero show, featuring Erin Moriarty, will premiere on Amazon Prime Video next week. The latest season will bring an epic conclusion to the series, pitting a team of

Mark Wahlberg’s new comedy, a direct-to-streaming film, is set to be released on Amazon Prime Video this month. Helmed by an Oscar-winning director, the film follows two rival colleagues as they accidentally mess up a soccer team from winning the World Cup.

Amazon to Increase the Price of Ad-Free Prime Video Streaming

Amazon rebrands ad‑free streaming as Prime Video Ultra (April 10): $4.99/mo extra, 4K/UHD, 5 streams, 100 downloads.

Amazon Prime Video’s 2026 Masters coverage will be joined by perhaps the greatest of all time, On the 40th anniversary of his sixth and arguably most renowned title in Augusta.

Roku has lassoed Amazon's Prime Video Channels as a distributor of its low-cost Howdy streaming service -- the first time the $2.99/month package is available outside Roku's ecosystem.

Crime 101, Amazon's crime thriller starring Marvel superstar Chris Hemsworth, is coming to Prime Video later this week.