On today’s podcast, we break down the hotel loyalty race, share Alexa’s new travel skills, and explain Southwest’s new booking partnerships.

You may have noticed there are now ads popping at the beginning or during your TV show or movie on Amazon Prime. Here are a few ways to remove them.

The comedy series, which debuted on Amazon’s now-defunct streamer Freevee as a surprise hit in 2023, will run for a second season on Amazon Prime Video, Variety has learned from sources. Amazon did not comment on the renewal.

But while the show is putting up solid viewership numbers, from what we can tell, it’s not enough to hold off another recent Amazon powerhouse from taking back the top spot in Amazon Prime Video’s Top 10 list.

The three-episode premiere of Amazon Prime Video’s hit series is based on the “Persuader” novel in Lee Child’s Jack Reacher series.

Amazon Prime Video's biblical drama 'House of David', an adaptation of the Old Testament, lacks fire and brimstone.

Movie night just got a whole lot better with LG’s C3 OLED, a TV that makes everything look ridiculously good. Whether you’re diving into the latest PS5 games or binging your favorite shows, this 65-inch beast delivers those perfect OLED blacks and colors that pop off the screen.

There will be another way to watch Heat games beginning this week and Marlins games beginning in March. But it’s going to cost you. In a move expected for months, Amazon Prime Video and the FanDuel regional sports networks announced a partnership Wednesday in which Amazon immediately will begin streaming the games of 30 NBA,

Jury Duty will return for — and has already filmed — a second season at Amazon Prime Video, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed Thursday. Amazon declined to comment on the news. Season one of the show aired in 2023 on Amazon’s Freevee and endeared audiences with its candid camera comedy starring an unknowing Ronald Gladden.

Jon Erwin, the creator of a new Amazon Prime Video series about King David, shared how creating this biblical series was the fulfillment of a lifelong dream.

Amazon international execs have opened up on its lean into romance-driven young adult drama and how it plans to keep surfing the YA wave. The two Spain-produced adaptations of Mercedes Ron’s ‘Culpables’ novels,