I had a 3 months test period ending awhile ago.
Code worked fine for me.
I'm accepting it, though I have no idea who she is, maybe heard her name only.
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Apple Promotes Selena Gomez Documentary With Free 2-Month TV+ Subscription
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Code worked fine for me.
I'm accepting it, though I have no idea who she is, maybe heard her name only.
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thanks for the link! Now I can continue to watch „Acapulco“. Worked in Germany and I had TV+ before with a paid subscription
There's a bunch of stuff on there but it's even more aimed at the...how to put this...currently trendy topics...than even Netflix, which is infamous for it.
They do keep buying up movies though. Some of those may be good.
Oh and if you want the most annoying way to watch the most boring (American) sport, they have MLB now.
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Severance is excellent and worth it on its own, for as long as it takes to watch it all anyway.
I really enjoyed season one of Ted Lasso but couldn't finish season two. The almost literally nonstop Apple product placement did kind of hurt suspension of disbelief, though.
Redeem the Selena Gomez trial first then after that trial is up redeem the one included with your iPad. So long as the iPad one doesn’t expire. I believe you have like 30 days from the date the iPad is first activated.
I'm surprised there's people who's never heard of Selena Gomez. A little fact about Selena on something almost everyone is familiar with; she appeared on Barney & Friends in the early 2000s. I for one am going to watch the documentary.
Are people saying that they don't know of Selena Gomez actually being honest or just trying to mock this announcement? Might be my relatively young age, but she has been very famous for as long as I can remember, appearing in shows I used to watch.
Nowadays I only hear about her music though, not sure if she is still an actress.
Nowadays I only hear about her music though, not sure if she is still an actress.
Agreed on both counts, except that I DID finish season 2 of Ted Lasso. It should have ended with season 1.
The last store is "Korea, Republic of" and then there is the word "store" (as in X, Y, and Z store). I wonder if they also say "America, United States of"?
Will watch this. She was good in Only Murders in the Building recently. But even better she’s using her status as a celebrity to make people aware of medical conditions. She was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and lupus, which led to organ damage. Needed a kidney transplant from her friend at 24. Likely won’t have children of her own due to her medical treatment. Suffered from depression and had suicidal tendencies. Good she’s speaking up about it to make others aware.
Now I get not listening to her music, because she can't sing, but Selena Gomez has literally been famous since she was like 7 years old on Barney 😂
If Steve Martin and Martin Short know who she is, I'm not buying it.
If Steve Martin and Martin Short know who she is, I'm not buying it.
I think her having lupus kind of changed her voice.
On another note, her singing is really just seductive whispering.
That's your daughter? She does a great job on the show!And my daughter... Poppy.
Great, worked fine in Sweden.
Apple is offering a two-month free Apple TV+ trial as a tie-in promotion for new documentary film "My Mind & Me" starring actress and singer Selena Gomez.
A URL link to the offer was shared by Gomez on Twitter as a "special gift" to her fans ahead of the film's availability to stream on Apple TV+, starting November 4.
Clicking on the link gives "new and qualified returning subscribers" a redeem code that is valid until December 2 and gives them two months of Apple TV+ access for free. The sub automatically renews after the trial expires unless it's canceled.
Apple typically offers a seven-day Apple TV+ trial, unless customers buy an Apple device, in which case they get three months free, or they opt for a one-month trial of Apple One, which bundles Apple TV+ with up to five other Apple services.
The documentary film follows Selena Gomez through the last six tumultuous years of her life, during which she spent time in a psychiatric facility, had a failed relationship with Justin Bieber, and underwent a kidney transplant following complications caused by the auto-immune disease lupus.
Article Link: Apple Promotes Selena Gomez Documentary With Free 2-Month TV+ Subscription
