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STARZ is a US TV network and streaming service that produces some stylish and substantive programming. From American Gods to Black Sails, Power to Spartacus, STARZ has provided us with some great TV shows. You can access the streaming service almost anywhere on many devices. This tutorial is going to show how to activate STARZ on almost any device. STARZ Play is the app you need to play content. It is available for most devices including Kindle Fire, Fire TV, Nexus Player, Apple TV, iPhone, Android, Roku and Xbox. For $8.99 a month, you can access all of the channel’s movies and TV shows on any or all of these devices. One account lets you stream up to four devices at once too.To be able to activate STARZ, you will need a premium subscription or be running the free 7-day trial offered before having to commit to the subscription. You will need a login to add the channel to your service of choice, so you need to do this first.Navigate to the STARZ website and then select Try STARZ free for a week. Now, sign up and add your details.Once your account is up and running you can add the channel to most devices.Add STARZ to RokuAdding STARZ to Roku uses the same process as adding any channel.Sign into your Roku if you need to.Now, from Home, select Streaming Channels. Then, search for the STARZ channel. Once you find it, select OK and then Add Channel.Enter your PIN if you use one to confirm.Now, open the STARZ channel from your channels lineup or from the app page. Log in using your STARZ login details.Navigate to STARZ using any device.Enter the code on screen into the box on the web page and then select Submit to register the device. The Roku Channel also offers subscriptions to STARZ as part of the deal. So rather than paying separately, you can subscribe to STARZ through Roku. This will stop you being able to watch it on other devices but if you do everything through your Roku, this might make life easier.Add STARZ to Apple TVTo play STARZ on Apple TV, you will first need the STARZ Play app. Then you follow similar steps to Roku by signing in and using the code.Navigate to the App Store on your Apple TV.Search and install STARZ Play.Select the app from the Home screen.Log in using your

All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, TVLine may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes.Amazon on Wednesday announced a new Max/Starz bundle to help Prime Video members seamlessly stream the two platforms — and save some cash.Prime Video screenshotMax/Starz Bundle on Prime VideoOn Sale 25% offPrime Video subscribers can add the new bundle to their account for $20.99/month, saving 25% on the combined price of each individual add-on. “We are thrilled to team with Prime Video and Max to deliver this new offering of critically acclaimed programming to an even broader customer base,” Alison Hoffman, President of Starz Networks, said in a statement. “Together, our world-class libraries provide an unparalleled viewing experience, offering a diverse selection of high-quality series and films across multiple genres.” The limited-time offering will grant subscribers access to Starz’s original series, including Outlander, the forthcoming fourth season of Power Book III: Raising Kanan and The Couple Next Door (which premiered stateside Jan. 17). Plus, Starz subscribers can stream movies like John Wick: Chapter 4, Borderlands and Spiderman: No Way Home. In addition to Starz content, bundle subscribers will unlock Max’s vast library of original series, including The Pitt (Season 1 episodes release Thursdays at 9/8c), The White Lotus (Season 3 premieres Sunday, Feb. 16), The Last of Us (Season 2 debuts in April) and Hacks. With Prime Video’s Max/Starz bundle, subscribers can also stream HBO originals like The Penguin and House of the Dragon, in addition to films like Barbie, both Dune movies and Beetlejuice, BeetlejuiceHow to Sign Up for the Max/Starz Bundle on Prime VideoSigning up for Prime Video Channels is always easy — and this latest bundle offer is no different! Here are step-by-step instructions for signing up for Prime Video’s Max/Starz bundle:Log into your Prime Video account onlineGo to the Prime Video Channels pageScroll through the “Subscriptions – Sponsored” category and select the Max/Starz bundleFollow on-screen prompts to add the channel to your accountStart streaming Max and Starz for less on Prime Video!$20.99/month$27.98/month25% Off

As we journey through the centuries from the comfort of our couch by indulging in the Starz Outlander series, one intriguing question arises: Is it historically accurate? And, well, most of us had to come to terms with the realization that time-traveling via stones is not possible or in any way accurate. But how about all the other tidbits of information Diana Gabaldon presents to us as facts? The historical portion of this beloved historical fiction/fantasy/romance drama.Did any of that really happen?In this blog post, we'll unravel the threads of history woven into this captivating tale and explore how the series manages to balance fact and fiction.OutlanderHistorical Accuracies in OutlanderScottish locationsThe Starz adaptation of Outlander makes a significant—and much appreciated—effort to recreate historical settings as accurately as possible. Many of the locations depicted in the show are real and bear great historical significance. The Doune Castle near Stirling, stands in for the fictional castle Leoch, the gem of the McKenzie clan.SourceBlackness Castle—what a cheerful name, how fitting—doubles for Fort William. Blackness Castle actually traces back to the 15th century, as it used to be an artillery fortress owned by one of Scotland’s most powerful families. SourceThe standing stones of Graig na Dun, which Claire (Caitriona Balfe) visits at the beginning of her journey and time travels through, sadly, do not exist but were created for the show. However, similar standing stone circles can be found in many places around Scotland, from the Twelve Apostles in Dumfries to Stenness in Orkney.SourceCostumesThe TV show’s costume department, led by designer Terry Dresbach (for the earlier seasons), has put significant effort into creating historically accurate costumes that reflect the time period. SourceOutlander is primarily set in the 18th century, during various periods, including the Jacobite Rising and the American Revolution. The costumes aim to

Ellie Chu (Leah Lewis) secretly helps the school jock win over his crush Aster Flores (Alexxis Lemire), whom she also begins to fall for. Where to watch: Netflix 6. Disobedience Bleecker Street Media / Courtesy Everett Collection Disobedience follows Ronit (Rachel Weisz) as she reunites with her childhood friend Esti (Rachel McAdams), and returns to the Orthodox Jewish community that shunned her, on the occasion of her father's death.Where to watch: Philo, Amazon Prime Video (with Starz subscription), Hulu (with Starz subscription) 7. I Care a Lot Seacia Pavao / © Netflix / Courtesy Everett Collection If you're a fan of statement pantsuits, sharp bobs, and morally gray decision-making, this is the movie for you. I Care a Lot follows legal guardian Marla (Rosamund Pike) and her partner — both in crime and in ~being gay~ — Fran (Eiza González) as they attempt to defraud a wealthy woman.Where to watch: Netflix 8. Carol Courtesy Everett Collection / Â © Weinstein Co. / Courtesy Everett Collection / Everett Collection In this 1950s period drama, Therese Belivet (Rooney Mara) meets the wealthy, exhilarating Carol (Cate Blanchett) at the department store she works at, and they quickly develop a deep bond. Oh, and Sarah Paulson is in it too. Where to watch: Netflix, Tubi 9. Happiest Season Lacey Terrell / © Hulu / Courtesy Everett Collection While the romance in Happiest Season is a liiiiittle controversial, it's a holiday rom-com starring Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis that has a little bit of everything.

Amazon landed quite a coup this past fall when it signed a deal to bring Starz content to Amazon customers—well, those willing to fork over a monthly subscription, anyway. HBO and Showtime had paved the way for à la carte premium cable content, but Starz had remained one of the biggest holdouts still locked behind the walls of cable and satellite. Thankfully, Amazon’s Starz partnership means those of us who’d been chomping at the bit to watch Ash vs. Evil Dead or Outlander have finally found our salvation. Let the binge-watching begin! Here are five shows that make that monthly Amazon/Starz subscription worth every penny.Featured Video (Note: for the purposes of this article, we’re sticking to Starz shows that are still currently airing or due to return for more. Some older Starz series that have already concluded their run, such as Spartacus and Magic City, can be found on traditional streaming services like Netflix.)1) Ash vs. Evil Dead (2015–)Honestly, this show alone would be enough to encourage many to grab an Amazon/Starz subscription—yours truly included. Fans have waited decades for Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell to return to the bonkers universe they created in 1981’s The Evil Dead, and Ash vs. Evil Dead proves worth every bit of that wait. The series finds Ashley J. “Ash” Williams (Campbell) back in the “normal world” after the time-hopping antics of 1993’s Army of Darkness, with Ash yet again working a shitty job at a shitty store (although not an SMart). He’s past his prime in just about every way, using his missing hand to coax sympathy lays from the local bar crawlers. Then Ash does something very stupid—and very Ash—and inadvertently unleashes the Deadites on an unprepared world. Soon he’s strapping the chainsaw and shotgun back on and kicking ass, just like the good old days… but 30 years older and 30 pounds heavier. Ash inherits a sidekick for his monster-knocking in the form of Pablo (Ray Santiago), an enthusiastic but frequently terrified co-worker who idolizes Ash and knows more about the supernatural than you’d expect. Also along for the ride is Kelly (Dana DeLorenzo), the new girl from work who has a very personal stake in this new Deadite outbreak, and who is not impressed by Ash’s pickup lines. Lucy Lawless also shows up, but saying anything more about her would spoil the fun.Ash vs. Evil Dead is hilarious, fast-paced, and bloody as all hell—everything you’d expect from Evil Dead. Crack open the Necronomicon and summon up all 10 episodes with your Amazon/Starz subscription, then curse the long wait for season 2.Get a free trial to Starz here 2) Outlander (2014–)There are plenty of Outlander viewers who were lured in by

“More movies! Less money!” With those demands — chanted by actors in TV promos — Starz launched on February 1, 1994, as the first new premium-pay TV channel in more than a decade and a competitor for HBO and Showtime. The appeal, as spokesperson Christopher Reeve explained in those same promos, was a bundle with the sibling channel Encore for $4.95 per month, offering subscribers access to 180 titles per month — including first-run theatrical releases, cinematic classics, and film-festival faves. “Starz is a movie lover’s dream,” Reeve declared.Thirty years later, Starz is a television lover’s dream, having followed its premium competitors into the realm of original programming. Starz hasn’t matched HBO and Showtime’s critical or commercial success, perhaps — it has only a fraction of HBO’s subscribers and far fewer Emmy nominations, for instance — but the channel’s commitment to bold storytelling is evident in its beloved original series. Here are some pick hits from Starz’s slate so far.American GodsAn ex-con (Ricky Whittle) gets conned into a war between deities old and new in this adaptation of the Neil Gaiman novel of the same name, with Ian McShane, Gillian Anderson, Dominique Jackson, and Demore Barnes among the actors playing gods in what Whittle called the “best ensemble [he’d] ever seen on television.”Black SailsThe Golden Age of Television met the Golden Age of Piracy in this period drama set in the 18th-century pirate haven of New Providence. Toby Stephens, Luke Arnold, and Tom Hopper all played characters familiar to any Treasure Island fan, and plenty of swordplay, swashbuckling, and sea shootouts ensue.BlindspottingCreated by Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal, this series continues the story of the duo’s critically-acclaimed 2018 movie of the same name. Social commentary and comedy come together with imaginative flair as Jasmine Cephas Jones’ character copes with the sudden incarceration of husband Miles (Casal).The ChairIn this reality series in the vein of Project Greenlight, two first-time filmmakers brought the same script to screen with vastly different results, with Zachary Quinto on board as mentor. One film was an indie-style rom-com, the other a gross-out comedy. (“No one involved with it should ever be allowed to work in the moves again,” The New York Times said about the latter.)CounterpartJ.K. Simmons pulled double duty for this sci-fi thriller, playing two versions of the same character. One Howard Silk is a low-level U.N. employee initially unaware that his reality is at war with another. His counterpart is a ruthless spy from that alternate dimension, a man who’s “definitely, initially, utterly disdainful of this other version of himself,” as Simmons told TV Insider.GaslitJulia Roberts and Sean Penn marked their first regular roles in a linear TV show with this political thriller —