A Guide to Watching Winter’s Hottest TV Events Without Cable

When the weather is cold, the best thing to do is snuggle up on the couch with a good TV show to watch. Maybe that's why there are so many exciting live events happening this season, from the Super Bowl to the Academy Awards. If you don't have a cable subscription, though, don't fear; there are plenty of ways to watch the drama live as it unfolds (remember the great "La La Land" incident of 2017?). We spoke to Starry, a new kind of internet provider that is available in many of our buildings (check out the offer here), who shared the scoop on how you can stream everything you want to see in real time.

The Grammys, Jan. 26 at 8pm EST

The biggest night in music will feature performances from nominees Camila Cabello, H.E.R., Jonas Brothers, Rosalía and Tyler, The Creator.

How to Watch: The official broadcast network for the Grammy Awards this year is CBS.
CBS All Access: $5.99/month

Or the following streaming services with CBS included:

-Hulu w/Live TV: $54.99/month
-Youtube TV: $49.99/month

Super Bowl LIV, Feb. 2 at 6:30pm EST

 

Tune in to watch the San Francisco 49ers take on the Kansas City Chiefs. And if you're just here for the entertainment, Jennifer Lopez and Shakira are sure to put on a memorable half-time show.

How to Watch: The official broadcast network for the Super Bowl this year is CBS. CBS All Access: $5.99/month

Or the following streaming services with CBS included:

Hulu w/Live TV: $54.99/month
Youtube TV: $49.99/month

The Puppy Bowl, Feb. 2 at 3:00 pm EST

Don't miss all the fluffy drama! If the only time you'll watch sports is when they're played by dogs, this event is for you.

How to Watch: The official broadcast network of the event is Animal Planet.

Streaming services with Animal Planet:
-Hulu w/Live TV: $54.99/month
-Youtube TV: $49.99/month
-Philo: $20/month

The Oscars, Feb. 9 at 8:00 pm EST

Whether you're routing for "The Irishman" or "Parasite," tune in to find out who won big this year (or just who is wearing a really good outfit).

How to Watch: The official broadcast network is ABC. A live stream of the event will kick off at 6:30pm ET on both The Academy’s and ABC Television’s Facebook pages.

The following streaming services with ABC included:
-Hulu w/Live TV: $54.99/month
-Youtube TV: $49.99/month

NBA All-Star Game, at Feb. 16 at 8:00 PM EST 

The teams aren't set yet for this championship game, but that makes it all the more exciting.

How to Watch: The official broadcast network of this year’s game is TNT.

The following streaming services with ESPN and TNT included:
-Hulu w/Live TV: $54.99/month
-Youtube TV: $49.99/month
-Sling TV: $30/month

March Madness, from Mar. 19-Apr. 8  at various times

Whether you've made a bracket or just like to watch the uncertainty, the March Madness games can only be appreciated in real time  (p.s. be sure not to miss this year's Related Classic & Viewing Party).

How to Watch: Streaming services with CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV:
-Hulu w/Live TV: $54.99/month
-Youtube TV: $49.99/month

iHeartRadio Music Awards, Mar. 29 at 8pm EST

 

Justin Bieber has been announced as the first performer at this annual celebration of the biggest names in music.

How to Watch: The official broadcast network of the event is FOX.

Streaming services with FOX:
-Hulu w/Live TV: $54.99/month
-Youtube TV: $49.99/month

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