Grace Lapointe

I love Tubi. It’s a free, ad-supported service that I watch on my smart TV and my computer. It has a lot of older movies and full TV series. Because most paid TV channels and streaming services also have ads, the ads on Tubi don’t bother me. Tubi often has more accessible and diverse selections than paid streaming services. Right now, its featured collections include Akira Kurosawa Essentials, Spanish-language films, and films with audio description.

This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Like many other fans of Netflix’s Bridgerton, I’ve noticed the parallels between Bridgerton Season 4 and Cinderella since the trailer. The fourth season is based on the third book in the series: An Offer from a Gentleman by Julia Quinn.

This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Novelizations narrate—and sometimes expand on—TV episodes and movies, and most fall under the horror and SFF umbrella. Nowadays, they’re usually based on family-friendly TV series and films and written at middle grade and young adult reading levels. Novelizations are not scripts, although they often contain lots of verbatim dialogue from the scripts.