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lower cost plans with advertising.Company research showed users were performing what Netflix executive Pat Flemming called “eye gymnastics,” or looking around to various parts of the Netflix home screen, when trying to find a title that interested them.Viewers’ eyes were darting around from “the row name to today’s topics, to the box art, to the video, back to the synopsis,” Flemming, senior director of member product, told Reuters in an interview. “We really wanted to make that simpler, more intuitive, everything easier to navigate.”The company will take feedback, and possibly make changes, before unveiling it more widely.Netflix has been emphasizing engagement time as a key metric, telling investors it is the “best proxy for customer satisfaction.” The company will stop regular reporting of subscriber numbers next year to shift Wall Street’s focus.Netflix will continue to offer personalized suggestions to each user.

Super Bowl LVIII commercial for the Catholic app Hallow.“God, we take this moment just to give You thanks,” Walhberg’s voice said in a teaser for the spot, in which he appeared with Roumie, who plays Jesus Christ in the Biblical series “The Chosen.”Then, a message flashed on the screen: “For the first time ever, join over 100 million people in prayer during Super Bowl LVIII.”The Hallow app, according to the company, offers prayer-on-the-go and provides users with the opportunity to personalize their prayer experience with a custom-tailored daily prayer routine, according to People.Users can also “connect with friends and family” and build “custom family groups” on Hallow, according to the report.“The goal at Hallow has always been to reach out to as many folks as possible, both those who take their faith seriously and especially those who might have fallen away, and invite them deeper into a relationship with God,” said Alex Jones, Hallow co-founder and CEO, in a press release touting its Super Bowl LVIII commercial.“When we learned about the timing of the Big Game this year, we couldn’t have been more excited to work with Mark and Jonathan to use it as an opportunity to invite millions into prayer.”According to Hallow, the app has more than 10,000 sessions including a Daily Rosary, Daily Gospel, Daily Saint, Novenas, Examens, Father Mike Schmitz’s Bible in a Year, The Chosen’s Jonathan Roumie’s audio Bible, Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons, peaceful Christian music and Gregorian chant.It launched in December 2018 and has been downloaded 10 million times and used to pray over 300 million times across 150-plus countries.Wahlberg told “The Today Show” in February 2023, during Lent on Ash Wednesday, that he tries to “balance”

wrote in a support thread for Android TV Help.Starting January 17, users will no longer be able to access their content through Play Movies & TV — but don’t worry, your rented and purchased films aren’t gone for good. All film and TV purchased will be transferred to Android TV and YouTube.“With these changes, Google Play Movies & TV will no longer be available on Android TV devices or the Google Play website,” Google explained.

The countdown to Christmas feels well underway, and plans for get togethers with family and friends are falling into place. We have teamed up with Mattel, to launch a competition offering 20 lucky winners the chance to win the brand-new game from Pictionary - where you play against AI (Artificial Intelligence). Pictionary vs AI is the first-ever board game to integrate AI technology into physical gameplay.

Miami was a no-brainer for Samantha Chin, 31. It cost just $82 a night to rent a room on Airbnb in a luxury apartment she had all to herself. Palm trees were the backdrop for selfies on her private balcony with bay views, and poolside access was just an elevator ride away.

report, from Human Rights Watch and OutRight Action International, conditions have “dramatically worsened” for LGBTQ people in Afghanistan — even though the country was never overly welcoming or accepting of homosexuality or transgender identity when the U.S.-supported government was in charge. In fact, same-sex relations were criminalized under the old regime, just as they are under the Taliban — although the Taliban appears more willing to met out extrajudicial violence against those suspected of being LGBTQ.“The danger now facing LGBT people in Afghanistan — in an environment devoid of legal protections, under authorities that have explicitly pledged not to tolerate LGBT people — is grave,” the report’s authors state.The report included interviews of 60 LGBTQ Afghans conducted between October and December of last year.

du jour for many a TV and film fanatic.And why should it all be free on social media anyway?Some highly notable and beloved names seem to agree, and are putting their money where their mouth is — and reaping the benefits. Brian Baumgartner, who played Kevin on “The Office,” and wrestling legend Mick Foley have each racked up over 3,500 reviews from happy customers.

Remojo, which bills itself as “the world’s only complete program for blocking and quitting porn, for good.”“It wasn’t addiction or ruining my life, but it was a bad habit that was stopping me being my best self,” the Durham University economics graduate told the Mirror.Jenkins soft-launched the app in September after investors put more than $1.2 million toward its creation, and as of July, the $4-per-month support app has over 100,000 downloads.Over 90% of those customers are male, Jenkins estimated, but while they’re rather uniform in gender, they come from a wide array of nations, including the UK, the US, Brazil and India, he told the Guardian.Users get access to a mix of technology that blocks pornography — not just sites but also

In case you haven’t noticed, there’s been a boom in happy hours. Everyone—your friends, your family, and your job—is calling to have , and no one’s offering to buy you a round.In normal times, an alcohol delivery service may have felt like a luxury—even the most popular ones have pretty steep drop-off fees and with our mentality, you may have scoffed at the idea.