Back in December 2024, an under-the-radar Sylvester Stallone heist movie called Armor was hit with so many bad reviews that it earned a perfect zero on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. And now, just a month later, another new Stallone movie, has also snagged a 0% on ...

Streaming leveled up again in December, according to Nielsen's monthly Gauge report, rising 9% to capture 43% of all TV viewing.

NEW YORK —Heavy viewing during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays in the November 25 to December 29 2024 period covered by the December report of Nielsen’s The Gauge, helped increase overall TV viewing by 4% compared to the November report. That also boosted YouTube, Netflix and Prime Video to record viewing levels.

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YouTube hit a record share of TV usage in December, with the streaming service logging 11.1% of all TV viewing, according to Nielsen's The Gauge report. After nabbing a 10.8% share in November, YouTube's viewing during the last month of 2024 was up 7%,