Starting on November 9, any T-Mobile or Sprint customer on a post-paid cellular or home internet plan can get a year of Paramount+. Now there are some caveats here, of course. That includes the fact that this is for the Paramount+ Essentials plan. That’s the $4.99/month plan that has “limited commercial interruptions”. It also lacks a stream of your local CBS station. But you will still get NFL and Champions League games through the Essentials plan....

Now, YouTube already allows some control over a playlist in that users are free to skip an entry or rewatch one. But now users on Android and iOS apps can take that a step further, provided they opt into the trial feature. Summarily, users on those platforms can now actively re-order a playlist on the Watch Page. Meaning that users have control over what order the videos play in. They’ll also be able to “Hide” any given video within the playlist, ensuring that those are skipped automatically....

Believe it or not, talking about our future is one of my FAVORITE things to do with my husband! I know, it sounds a little bit dorky for date night BUT done the right way this can be fun, fun, FUN!! You start by getting our super cute and super free printables! This date is especially cute if you can find an actual bucket. I got mine at the dollar store!...

The Art of Stillness: Adventures in Going Nowhere considers how we need to step away from the speed and the busy-ness to see what’s truly important to life. It’s a topic Iyer has discussed in the October 2014 issue of Mindful magazine. Iyer writes about how it’s the open spaces—the moments where you lose yourself, and aren’t latched to your gadgets and your deadlines—that help you to find contentment, joy, and peace of mind....

The FTC is reviewing the Activision Blizzard acquisition The FTC is reviewing the Activision Blizzard acquisition Microsoft is a gigantic company; there’s no doubt about that. This bit them from time to time, as the company has been at odds with the American government multiple times. The Department of Justice does not want any company to monopolize any market, and that’s what Microsoft seems to be doing with the gaming market....