The Google Play Store has a few notable MP3 album discounts going this morning. First up, Jason Mraz’s We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. is available for free. It typically fetches $11 at Amazon and other online retailers. This album peaked at #3 on Billboard 200 and features hits like I’m Yours, Lucky and others.
The Google Play Store is offering 50% off any one movie rental from its wide selection of new releases and classic films. This promo is valid through the end of the month and is only available one per account. You’ll be able to enjoy your rental on any Google Play-compatible device, including Android, iOS, and more.
Enjoy hit movies like Zootopia, London Has Fallen, Captain America and others with this promotion. You’re bound to find just about any movie of interest in Google’s vast library.
Best Buy and Amazon continue to add to their on-line bargain bin of Blu-ray’s each month with relatively new and noteworthy titles all around $5 each. Also, Best Buy is currently offering Buy one, Get one free on select Blu-rays starting at $10 for two.
Our pick from Amazon is a Prime member exclusive title Se7en from the year 1995. This intense thriller was the break-through role for Kevin Spacey and it received an Oscar nomination as well as numerous other awards.
A film about two homicide detectives’ (Morgan Freeman and (Brad Pitt desperate hunt for a serial killer who justifies his crimes as absolution for the world’s ignorance of the Seven Deadly Sins. The movie takes us from the tortured remains of one victim to the next as the sociopathic “John Doe” (Kevin Spacey) sermonizes to Detectives Somerset and Mills — one sin at a time. The sin of Gluttony comes first and the murderer’s terrible capacity is graphically demonstrated in the dark and subdued tones characteristic of film noir. The seasoned and cultured but jaded Somerset researches the Seven Deadly Sins in an effort to understand the killer’s modus operandi while the bright but green and impulsive Detective Mills (Pitt) scoffs at his efforts to get inside the mind of a killer…
In addition to a $1 sale on classic rock and metal albums (we’ll get there), Google Play is offering a free MP3 download of Led Zeppelin’s Led Zeppelin II: Remastered. This album typically sells for $10 at Amazon and other online stores. Enjoy a complete remaster of the popular Led Zeppelin album that collected 12x Platinum status and peaked at #1 on the Billboard 200. Rated 4.7/5 stars.
Google Play is also discounting a handful of popular albums as MP3 downloads to $1 (Reg. $10). Here’s a look at what’s available:
Google Play has the following MP3 Digital Album Downloads on sale for only $0.99. The Goo Goo Dolls: Greatest Hits currently goes for $12.49 at Amazon and $17.99 on iTunes.
The Goo Goo Dolls: Greatest Hits has the songs “Broadway“, “Black Balloon” and “Iris” to name a few. That’s a good download if you feel like getting transported back to the 90’s in style!
For some of us, June finally means the end of miserable weather and the start of summer, but if you’re a fan of the Netflix original series: Orange is the New Black, you won’t get to enjoy time in the sun this month. That’s right, the girls of Litchfield are back for a fourth season (starting June 17th) and we’re told it gets a little darker and bit grittier this time around.
Also coming up is a brand new reboot series for Voltron from DreamWorks studios. In all, 13 episodes called Voltron: Legendary Defender will be arriving with modern visuals and a new story where five unlikely heroes together form as Voltron to defeat evil. As a big fan of Voltron growing up, I’ll definitely be checking this one out on June 10th when it’s released.
Still not getting Netflix? You can try it out free for a month and then pay as little as $8 a month for a basic subscription. You’ll also want to check out some popular media streamers to beam Netflix to your TV.
Amazon is currently offering a free Kindle eBook download of the popular illustrated story Around the World in 80 Days. This book typically sells for $1 or more at other online stores and fetches $7+ as a physical book. Enjoy the story behind the popular 2004 Disney film. Rated 4.4/5 stars by over 725 Amazon customers.
iTunes has launched a $0.99 HD Rental promotion that has over 30 titles available for your viewing pleasure. These rentals typically go for $5. This is perfect timing as we head into the weekend, so grab some popcorn and kick back with a movie night.
Our top pick from this sale is Sicario (iTunes or Amazon), the crime-thriller drama released in 2015. This popular film stars Emily Blunt, Benico del Toro and Josh Brolin as they battle the Mexican drug cartel.
You’ll get access to over 17,000 Marvel Comics to read on your iOS or Android device and as a bonus for “voting” you will also get a surprise Captain America or Ironman digital gift. Not to forget the digital coloring pages and mobile wallpapers that are included for free in this offer.
Well it’s still only the middle of the week, but if you have time to watch a movie iTunes has the latest Mission: Impossible in HD for only $0.99 to rent (also at Amazon). New releases typically go for $5 on iTunes making this deal pretty sweet.
Google Play is offering a free MP3 download of Kaskade’s latest album Automatic. This title was released in 2015 and regularly sells for up to $12 at retailers like Amazon. It hit the top of Dance/Electronic charts while also climbing to #25 on the Billboard 200.
The ninth album from DJ megastar Kaskade has its share of stadium thrillers—check the breathtaking “A Little More”—but its softer moments are among its finest feats. “We Don’t Stop” melds indie rock guitars and heart-tugging lyrics into synths that unfurl like a fiery orange sunset, while “Promise” (with K.Flay) is a fun, UK-style R&B club bumper. Kaskade returns to his deep house roots with Estelle on sunny “Day Trippin’,” and collaborates with electro-poppers Two Nations for the beachy shoegazer “Papercuts.”
The birds are chirping and the lawn is calling your name, but you’re going to stay inside because Netflix has new binge worthy content for the month of May.
First off, you can get the second seasons of originals like Bloodline and Grace and Frankie. Then, the debut seasons for Netflix originals like Lady Dynamite that tells the “true story of a woman who loses — and then finds — her sh**.” From Mitch Hurwitz (Arrested Development) and Pam Brady (South Park) starring comedian-actress Maria Bamford.
Also arriving is Adam Sandler’s latest streaming movie The Do-Over, movies like Goosebumps, Sixteen Candles, Bring It On, Pleasantville and much more.
Still not getting Netflix? You can try it out free for a month and then pay as little as $8 a month for a basic subscription. You may also want to check out some popular media streamers to beam Netflix to your TV.
Here’s the full list of what’s coming and what’s going on Netflix in May:
This weekend kicks off Season Six of Game of Thrones and even if you don’t have HBO you can still see it live and for free! HBO is offering a free weekend preview (Friday, April 22 — Monday, April 25) for non-subscribers during this time it is also showing new seasons premiers for three other series and a new episode for John Oliver’s talk show.
The premium channel made the announcement with a short one-minute video on its YouTube page while also highlighting other shows that even non-subscribers could look forward to. You can also see the paid television premier of Jurassic World or Beyoncé’s event titled Lemonade during this free preview event.
If you’re thinking about getting HBO, you can now (as of today) try it out on Xbox One with a free 1-month trial of HBO Now. The same offer goes for Chromecast users who want to try out the service on that device.
Google Play is back at it again with a couple of free MP3 albums this morning. First up, you can snatch a download of Black Sabbath’s Paranoid for free. This album regularly goes for $9 as a digital download at Amazon. Released in 1970, Paranoid has gone Platinum four times over and peaked at the top of the Billboard 200.
Towards the end of last year, a company called AC Worldwide launched a promising Kickstarter project. Essentially, these were fully licensed, to scale Star Wars Bluetooth speakers in the shape of C-3Po and Stormtrooper heads. Not long after the speaker project launched, an investor came in and offered the company all the money they needed to get the speakers to market. Now they’re here, and I just had to try them out…
Amazon offers the Dr. Seuss: Hats Off to Dr. Seuss Collection’s Edition on Blu-ray for $23.99 or DVD for $15.49 Prime shipped. By comparison, this five-disc collection has a list price of $60 and still goes for at least $40 at retailers like Best Buy. Although it recently dipped for $1 less, today’s deal is the best price that we’ve seen outside of that drop in quite some time. This bundle includes a number of popular animated films like Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, Horton Hears a Who!, Green Eggs and Ham and more. It comes with four interactive puzzles, a book and extra video content. Rated 4.7/5 stars.
Next up, we’ve found a few different pre-order deals on upcoming releases. First at Target, you can grab a $5 gift card when you reserve a copy of Zootopia (from $19.99) or Batman v. Superman: Dawn of the Justice (from $17.95). Additionally, Star Wars: The Force Awakens is available as a digital HD pre-order from Amazon for $17.99, which is $2 less than iTunes’ current offering. Be sure to check out our round up of pre-order options ahead of its release on Friday.
Before you head on to the rest of today’s deals, swing over to Best Buy for a large $5 sale on Blu-ray movies. Notable titles include Space Jam (re-mastered), The Blind Side, TMNT and more.
The Google Play Store is currently offering a free MP3 download of Duran Duran’s latest album Paper Gods. You would typically have to pay $12 or more to snag this recording at online stores like Amazon.
It’s almost April and spring is finally here! With a new month comes the addition of some great movies and TV shows on Netflix. One of the new films you’ll be able to watch is the documentary Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine. It takes a look at the “personal and private life of the late Apple CEO, Steve Jobs” and it received 6.8/10 star reviews (IMDb).
Some of the other new arrivals include: 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, The Princess Bride, Boogie Nights, The Shawshank Redemption, Best in Show, Chaplin, My Girl and Scrooged. Original Netflix shows are coming, too. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt returns for a second season and Patton Oswalt’s new standup special will be available. Also new to Netflix: The Ranch is a sitcom with Ashton Kutcher, Ajin (an anime show) and movie Special Correspondents (the journalism film from comedian Ricky Gervais).
To make room for the new movies some will be leaving beginning April 1st. Titles including Hook, 101 Dalmatians, Flashdance, Pride & Prejudice and On the Town are hitting the chopping block. Still not on the Netflix bandwagon? You can try it free for a month and then pay as little as $8 a month for a basic subscription. You may also want to check out some popular media streamers to beam Netflix to your TV.
Here’s the full list of what’s coming and what’s going on Netflix in April:
Amazon offers Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Special Edition #1 from DC Comics as a free Kindle eBook download. Also available at iTunes, Google Play and ComiXology. For a price comparison, you’ll typically find similar versions of this comic for around $5.
Mercury Magazines is offering a Maxim Magazine 1-Year Digital Subscription (10 issues) for free when you provide a work email. That’s a $10+ value. Maxim “caters to the modern man with content that promises to seduce, entertain and continuously surprise readers.”
Also, Mercury Magazines offers a Good Housekeeping 2-Year Print Subscription (24 issues) for free when you fill out a short form. That’s a $13+ value. Good Housekeeping features articles about women’s interests, product testing by The Good Housekeeping Institute, recipes, diet, health as well as literary articles.
You can now purchase dozens of recent releases and animated movies on iTunes for $9.99 each. As a price comparison, most of the titles included in this sale regularly sell for $14.99 each. Use your savings to pay for another film like The Revenant or The Hateful Eight. Here are our top picks:
Google Play is offering 75% off any one movie rental when you redeem the promotional offer by April 28th. Simply head over to this page and follow the instructions to cash in on your discounted flick. Google Play content can be played back on iOS/Android devices as well as a Mac/PC and popular streaming devices like Chromecast. Pick up a new release like The Big Short and enjoy a movie night this weekend.
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Paul McCartney has made a few of his deep tracks available to download for free. Just head to this page and provide a few pieces of information (email, zip code, etc) and you’ll have instant access to every freebie. The following songs are currently available as part of this promotion:
Google Play is taking 50% off any one movie rental when you redeem the offer by March 17th 2016. Just click this promo link and follow the on-screen instructions to apply the discount to your account. Google Play content can be enjoyed on iOS/Android devices and PC/Mac computers. I’m planning to use it to finally check out Pixar’s The Good Dinosaur. What are you going to watch this weekend?
Google Play offers a free MP3 download of Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory album. This album typically goes for $11+ as a digital download or $7 as a CD at Amazon.
Originally released back in 2000, Hybrid Theory includes hit tracks like One Step Closer, In the End, and Crawling. It has sold over 10,000,000 albums in the United States and hit #2 on the Billboard 200 at its peak. Rated 4.3/5 stars by nearly 2,000 Amazon reviewers.
Still not on the Netflix bandwagon? You can try it free for a month and then pay as little as $8 a month for a basic subscription. You may also want to check out some popular media streamers to beam Netflix to your TV.
Head below for the full list of what’s coming and what’s leaving Netflix in March:
iTunes has discounted Straight Outta Compton (Unrated Director’s Cut) down to just $9.99, which is a $5 drop from its regular price of $14.99. What’s more, this film is $5.99 to rent right now so you might as well fork over a couple extra dollars and own it. Amazon offers the Blu-ray + DVD + Digital HD version for $19.96. This Oscar nominated film is rated 8/10 on IMDB and 88% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The Google Play Store has discounted a large selection of TV Shows as free HD Digital Downloads. You can grab any of these episodes as a download and catch up on some hit reality television. You can see the entire selection here (be sure to login to your Google account first).
Amazon has kicked off its $5 Digital HD Movie sale, discounting a slew of popular titles by up to 75%. For comparison, Amazon typically rents these movies for $5 but today you can permanently add them to your collection for that price. Amazon Instant Video is available on a large number of devices, including iOS/Android, gaming consoles, and hundreds of HDTVs. See the entire list here.
Next up, Amazon and Walmart are offering a handful of Blu-ray movies for $5. The former offers free shipping for Prime members or on orders of $35+ while the latter has free in-store pick up.
Before you head on to the rest of today’s media deals, be sure to swing by Amazon’s Deal of the Week that features nine different Dreamworks movies on Blu-ray for $12.99 Prime shipped.
The TV series spinoff of Breaking Bad follows “the trials and tribulations of criminal lawyer, Saul Goodman, in the time leading up to establishing his strip-mall law office in Albuquerque, New Mexico.” Nominated for a Golden Globe, this series has definite binge watching potential.
Keep reading for the full list of titles coming in February.
Update (1/27 8:15am): The Kindle eBook Deal of the Day has expired.
In addition to rising tuition costs, students are also tasked with coughing up huge sums of money each semester for textbooks. Amazon is easing that burden just a bit by taking an extra $10 off book orders of $100 or more. Apply coupon code 2016WINTER during checkout to activate these savings. Don’t forget to recoup some of your previous expenses by trading in old textbooks.
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Update (1/24 8:40pm): Amazon has matched many of Target’s Blu-ray deals. All of the following movies are just $9.99 or $10 Prime shipped:
Target’s Weekly Ad includes a barrage of $10 movies. Many new release Blu-ray/DVD/Digital HD combos are featured in the sale, including Jurassic World, Minions, Dope, Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, Trainwreck and others. As a pricing comparison, each movie would normally cost you about $20 or more.
Free shipping is available for REDcard holders or on orders of $25+. You could also dodge shipping charges by choosing to pick up smaller orders in-store. REDcard holders also save an additional 5% on their entire order.
Looking for even more entertainment on-the-cheap? Best Buy is running a Buy One, Get One free sale on 40 Blu-rays.
Google Play offers Ashley Monroe’s latest album The Blade as a free download. Normally you’d have to spend at least $10 to buy a digital copy of this album. It is nominated for Best Country Album at the 2016 Grammy Awards. Top songs include “On To Something Good” and “The Blade.”
Netflix announced the premiere dates for a bunch of upcoming shows including Orange is the New Black which will hit the small screen again June 17th. Also, Fuller House will make its debut next month (on the 26th) and the new Marvel hit Jessica Jones will get a second season sometime this year. House of Cards will get a…
Amazon offers The Martian on Blu-ray and Digital HD for $15 Prime shipped. It’s also on sale at Target for the same price. Today’s deal is the lowest we’ve seen by at least $5. This film was nominated for 7 Oscars including Best Picture and Actor in a Leading Role for Matt Damon’s performance. IMDB…
It’s time to add some new tunes to your playlists! Google Play offers full album downloads from a variety of musicians including Zac Brown Band, Green Day, Blake Shelton, Wiz Khalifa, Eric Clapton, and others for just $0.99. In many cases that’s less than it’d cost you to buy single song. There are also a couple Greatest…
Google Play offers 21 Classic Rock Favorites as a free MP3 download. These tracks sold separately range from $1-$1.30 a piece, but you can get all 21 tracks free today. This same album is available at Amazon for $5 currently. Some of the artists include: Blue Oyster Cult, Eddie Money, Boston, Meatloaf, Santana and more. We…
Amazon also has the Fox Searchlight Pictures 20th Anniversary 21-Disc Collection on Blu-ray for $69.99 with free shipping, which is well below its average selling price of around $130.
Looking for some discounted movie downloads? iTunes is still running a rare sale on a bunch of feature films.
Attention Chromecast users: The newest offer from Google is a free two-month trial of CBS All Access. With it you get all the current episodes (next day) of your favorite CBS shows On Demand. This offer is sweetened by the fact that the usual trial offer is only 1-week and the going rate is $6…
‘Tis the season for media deals. First Google Play launched a couple incredible sales, then iTunes price drops hit, and now Amazon is jumping into the mix with a 75% discount on any movie rental. This is a great chance to catch a new release or holiday favorite. My pick is Marvel’s Ant-Man.
In order to qualify for this discount you must first enter the applicable coupon code. Here’s how it works:
Click the ‘More Purchase Options’ link on the movie listing page (near the Rent/Buy buttons) and then click the ‘Redeem a gift card or promotion code’ link. Next, enter coupon code MOVIE75OFF. Now complete your rental. “Please note: While onsite pricing will not reflect the discount, your order history will show the total discount applied to your order.”
ICYMI: You can grab a free download of Kung Fu Panda with the purchase of practically anything from Amazon.
Netflix announced it will be releasing 31 original shows in 2016, which is almost double the number from this year. Also, it appears they will be releasing about 15 new original series to go along with their supply of great shows, like Daredevil, Sense8, Bloodline, BoJack Horseman, and more.
The streaming service will also be adding 10 more feature films, 10 stand-up specials, 12 documentaries and 30 kids’ shows – all coming in the new year.
Here are some of the new original shows coming in 2016:
None of those release dates have been announced yet, but we’ll keep you posted when we find out and know more. Below you’ll find everything coming in January to Netflix including Chelsea Handler’s new talk show: Chelsea Does.
Google Play offers a free MP3 download of Josh Groban’s Stages album. It was released back in April and typically sells for around $11. Josh’s duet with Kelly Clarkson called All I Ask Of You is a standout song on the album. Track listing is as follows: 1 Pure Imagination (From “Charlie And The Chocolate Factory”)…
We compiled a top 10 list of holiday movies on Netflix and here they are:
The Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase Two Collection is now available for pre-order exclusively through Amazon with a release date of December 8th. This limited edition 13-disc set is priced at $219.99 and includes Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray and Digital Copies of all six Marvel Phase 2 films: Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America:…
With the success of Marvel and Netflix’s first joint project, Daredevil, the two companies have decided to follow it up with yet another dark superhero series.
Marvel’s Jessica Jones is a character that began as a superhero named Jewel, having been influenced by Peter Parker’s crime-fighting ways as Spiderman. Jones became Jewel after a chemical accident that also killed both her parents. In the accident, she gained superhuman strength, limited invulnerability, and the power of flight.
As always, if you’re not a current Netflix subscriber, you can sign up for as low as $8/month which gets you access to thousands of titles (in SD, $10+ for HD). To enhance your Netflix viewing experience you can stream to your TV with an AppleTV, Google Chromecast or Roku.
Check out the full list below of what’s coming and what’s leaving next month:
Marvel’s Phase 3 has yet to begin but it’s already getting schedule changes. Today the studio announced that Ant Man will get a sequel with a release date of July 6, 2018. Following our hero’s debut adventure in this summer’s “Ant-Man,” Scott Lang will return alongside Hope Van Dyne on July 6, 2018 with Marvel’s “Ant-Man and the Wasp.”…
