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The Atlantic, a far-left propaganda outlet that spreads conspiracy theories, DESTROYED Jon Stewart this week with a devastating look at how the former comedian has lost his edge (and audience — not that he ever had one).

Jon Stewart’s new Apple TV show is a humiliating flop with only 40,000 viewers, reports Bloomberg.

A planned movie based on the life of Hollywood star Will Smith is in trouble after Netflix and Apple have reportedly withdrawn their bids amid the fallout from the Oscars night slap.

Tech giant Apple is reportedly prepared to spend “billions” on live sports content over the next four years and is on an “aggressive hunt” for live sports streaming deals, according to analyst reports.

“Ted Lasso” star Jason Sudeikis showed his support for England’s three black soccer players who became the target of online abuse after they missed a series of penalty kicks, leading England to lose to Italy in the European Championships.

Prince Harry told Oprah Winfrey last Friday he will “will never be bullied into silence” and now he is delivering on his promise.

Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry would like a word with you. The two will team up for an Apple TV+ series later this month tackling issues such as “unresolved trauma, loss, or grief” and expect Lady Gaga and Glenn Close to be just two of the entertainers joining them as they strive for a mental health “global conversation.”

Hillary Clinton and her daughter Chelsea Clinton are set to host and produce a docuseries, entitled, “Gutsy Women.” The series will stream on Apple’s service and will seek to answer the question: “what exactly does it take to be a Gutsy Woman?”

Billionaire multimedia mogul Oprah Winfrey described America’s “caste system” as “the template for Nazi Germany” in an interview with Isabel Wilkerson, author of Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, for the latest episode of her Apple TV series, “Oprah’s Book Club.”

America cannot achieve “restoration” unless the nation acknowledges “racial injustice” and a “betrayal” of blacks Americans, said billionaire media mogul Oprah Winfrey in the most recent episode of her eponymous Apple TV series, “The Oprah Winfrey Conversation.”

Billionaire media mogul Oprah Winfrey described “whiteness” as a potential “weapon” used by white people against non-whites in the latest episode of her eponymous Apple TV series, “The Oprah Winfrey Conversation.”

Billionaire media mogul Oprah Winfrey advised white people on how to address “unconscious” racism and warned that “first-degree racism” is a phenomenon “in some parts of the country” in the latest episode of her Apple TV series The Oprah Conversation.

Netflix disappointed investors when the streaming entertainment giant reported domestic subscriber growth that missed forecasts for the third straight quarter, signaling continued weakness at home as the company supports leftist politics and faces increasing competition from Disney, Apple, and other studios.

“Little America,” a new series on Apple TV+, highlights stories about immigrants and refugees in the U.S. but spends a ton of time undermining America’s immigration enforcement and laws.

Oprah Winfrey’s forthcoming #MeToo documentary set to be released next year on Apple TV+ is already facing backlash, with music mogul Russell Simmons and rapper-actor 50 Cent stepping forward to accuse Winfrey of strategic omissions and outright falsehoods.

Netflix could lose as many as four million subscribers next year as the streaming wars heat up, giving consumers a wider array of cheaper alternatives for their subscription dollars, according to an analyst’s report.

Apple cautioned show developers for its upcoming Apple TV+ streaming platform not to anger China as part of the company’s efforts to heal a rift with Beijing, according to a recent report.

In a sign that the streaming wars are reaching a boil, the Walt Disney Co. is reportedly banning all advertising from Netflix across Disney’s entertainment TV properties, which include channels like ABC and the Disney Channel.

Apple is reportedly planning traditional theatrical releases for some of its feature films ahead of streaming — a move that is likely to endear the technology giant to cinema chains as well as prestige-conscious Hollywood talent.

At five and seven dollars each, Apple TV+ and Disney+ combined offer something brand new for only $12 per month, compared to Netflix, which now costs $13 a month.

Apple’s bottom line suffered as sales of its iPhone plummeted during the fiscal third quarter, dropping nearly 12 percent from a year ago as overall profitability for the company also took a hit during the period.