Here's my Sling TV review. VERDICT: Once the cord-cutter's bargain, Sling TV now offers too few channels for too much money. You can pay less elsewhere for a better basic-cable selection ...

After discount, prices for the first month are $30, $35, or $50, respectively. In our Sling TV review, we called the Editor's Choice service a cheap and flexible option for cord-cutters.

If you’re big on brand recognition or like colourful accessories however, this is probably not the sling for you. The bag’s removable divider was one of my favourite features. While it’s meant to ...

Sarah Lyall, who writes the monthly thrillers column for The New York Times Book Review, recommends four of her favorite thriller novels. In Jeremy Gordon’s novel, “See Friendship,” a ...

The Roku Streaming Stick 4K was launched way back in 2021, believe it or not. Right now it costs £49.99 in the UK and $49.99 in the US. It’s still available to buy now – hence this review ...

Stay on top of breaking news and what's going on in the world around you by streaming live news channels and other news programs from top networks with Sling. Learn more below about the types of ...

And, even the live TV options simply boot you into the Pluto TV or Sling app, if you use either ... device for a week or so before writing the review. Everything else works just like a normal ...

Those interested in ditching their cable TV service may wish to consider Sling TV, a service that streams live TV from the Internet without needing a television or clunky cable box. Rather ...

Pricing for Sling usually starts at $45.99 for a monthly package, so the new deal gets you a massive 50% discount — no promo code or contract required (note that pricing varies based on zip code ...

In 2011, the Swedish artist Petra Bauer made a fly-on-the-wall documentary ... on the list with what is on the walls. Better just to stick with what is in front of you, which is pretty darn ...

Our columnist on four standout releases. By Alida Becker Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times. The narrator of Ada Calhoun’s autofictional “Crush” strives towar ...