One could even argue that Prime Video's sci-fi lineup has an indie film aesthetic. I mean, sure, there are algorithms for every streamer out there, but there's something about the titles featured here that feels different -- they push the envelope and defy expectations.

Prime Video 's most watched unscripted series ever returns in January 2026. “Beast Games Season 2” ups the stakes, with $15 million total in cash and prizes up for grabs as contestants compete in the epic gameshow.

All U.S. customers will receive free access to the news destination by the end of the year, Amazon announced in a news release. “It can easily be found in the top navigation available throughout the Prime Video app, which is available on thousands of devices and available for all Amazon customers in the U.S. at no cost,” said Amazon in a statement.

You might know Amazon's streaming service best for shows like The Boys and Fallout -- and both are great -- but you shouldn't stop there if you have a subscription. The streamer is home to lesser-known series, like The Devil's Hour, and continues to add excellent options, such as the new college-set comedy Overcompensating.

The popular Prime Video series was removed from the streaming platform sooner than expected, sparking fan backlash.

It's a new year, but over at Amazon Prime Video, some things never change. The streamer continues to add must-see movies and TV shows to its programming lineup, and January 2026 has plenty of content to justify that hefty subscription fee.

Amazon Prime members can play Madden NFL 26, Alan Wake, and Death Stranding Director’s Cut this month, plus claim free PC games at no extra cost.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation, telling the nation that “internal battles” mean he “cannot be the best option” in the next election. Trudeau said Monday he has asked the president of his Liberal Party to begin the process to select a new leader.