WWE and NBCUniversal's Peacock closed a deal back in January 2021 that would see most of everything that was previously featured on the WWE Network in the Unite

Glen Powell’s disaster thriller Twisters is set to expand its streaming reach, with the film scheduled to arrive on Peacock in early 2026. The high-profile sequel to the 1996 classic had an impressive box office run and may now find an even wider audience.

A significant amount of WWE content is set to leave Peacock shortly. At the beginning of the month, WWE archival content on the streaming service began being marked with a countdown showing the number of days remaining before January 1, 2026. This includes WCW, ECW, and libraries from the territorial era.

WWE has planned for the end of an era on Peacock by signing deals with Netflix and ESPN. Monday Night Raw premiered on Netflix on Jan. 6, with episodes streaming live every Monday night. This is an expansion of Netflix's live sports content. Additionally, Premium Live Events can now be found on the new ESPN app.

The 2026 Winter Olympics are just a few weeks from kicking off with an epic Opening Ceremony on NBC and Peacock — but before Team USA goes for the gold in the Milan Cortina Games, the U.S. speed skating team roster must be finalized. And that's where the 2026 U.S. Olympic Speed Skating Trials come into play.

Bugonia,” Emma Stone’s latest collaboration with director Yorgos Lanthimos, is coming to streaming on Peacock this week. Find out when you can watch the new alien invasion comedy at home.

Is Emma Stone an alien? Find out as her latest film 'Bugonia' joins the best Peacock movies to binge-watch this weekend

Peacock's thrilling new spy show has a secret connection to James Bond but not through direct reference rather an embodiment.

All Her Fault, Poker Face, The Paper, and The Traitors are a few examples of the shows on Peacock that are truly perfect from start to finish.

If you're here, you may be wondering: who are the voices you're hearing on the Peacock broadcast on Saturday? Fear not! We have some answers for you. Noah Eagle will be on play-by-play. Todd Blackledge will be the analyst. Kathryn Tappen will be the reporter from the sidelines.