Prime Video is expanding its fantasy footprint with a green light for Rise of the Empress, a series adaptation of Julie C. Dao's book series.

Julie C. Dao’s fantasy book series “ Rise of the Empress ” will come to life on the small screen, as Amazon Prime Video has ordered a series adaptation.

Amazon Prime Video is set to unveil a groundbreaking documentary on Melania Trump, offering an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at the life of the former First Lady. Directed by Brett Ratner and executively produced by Trump herself,

Prime Video has named Keisuke Oishi as its new country manager for Japan, effective Jan. 20. The veteran Amazon executive, who most recently served as director and general manager of Amazon Music Japan, will report to Gaurav Gandhi, VP of Prime Video Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa. He replaces Kodama Takashi.

These movies are five of the biggest releases on Amazon's calendar for 2025, and each of them is worth paying attention to.

Including Zoe Kravitz's "Blink Twice" The post The 7 Best New Movies on Amazon Prime Video in January 2025 appeared first on TheWrap.

Amazon Prime Video has plenty of great classic and new anime, and these are the very best shows and movies on the streaming service.

To start managing your live sports notifications, first open the Amazon Prime Video app on your Android device. Locate and tap on the profile icon, usually located in the top right corner of the screen. Next, select "Settings." This area lets you adjust various aspects of your app experience, including notifications.

Both versions include all the Amazon Prime perks, like free two-day shipping, discounted prices on select items, cloud storage, and — most important for our purposes — on-demand video and ...

Amazon Prime Video is closing in on a deal to make Kevin Harlan its No. 2 NBA play-by-player when it begins coverage of the league later this year, sources briefed on the discussion told The Athletic.

Stephen F. Austin State University will be featured on an episode of the Amazon Prime television series "The College Tour," which highlights colleges and universities across the country and showcases

Streaming accounts for 41.6% of time spent watching TV in November, with The Roku Channel, Prime Video and YouTube each hitting platform-best shares