Looking to cancel some subscriptions? Although Apple TV+ has some of the best new shows at a fairly affordable subscription price, it is also one of the easiest services to drop. Unlike Netflix and Disney+, Apple doesn't yet have the same backlog of great content that can keep you enterained for virtually forever. If you've already watched Severance and The Afterparty, you may already be ready to move on from the service.

If you're wondering how to cancel Apple TV+, the process is fairly simple. You can follow our step-by-step guides below and take a look at Apple TV+ alternatives for other great streaming options.

How to Cancel Apple TV+

Cancel Using Your Web Browser

The easiest way to cancel your Apple TV+ subscription is to use your web browser. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to do do that, or you can scroll further to see our instruction for cancellations through the app on Apple devices.

• Go to https://tv.apple.com/ using your web browser
• Click the 'Sign In' button on the top right corner of the screen
• Choose the 'Settings' option to reach your account settings
• Scroll down to the heading that says Subscriptions and click 'Manage'
• Choose 'Cancel Subsription' to cancel your Apple TV+ subscription

Cancel Using Your iPhone or iPad

If you're using an Apple device (iPhone or iPad) with the Apple TV+ app already installed the instructions are very similar to using the web, but with a few small tweaks.

• Open the Apple TV+ app on your iPhone or iPad
• Select the Account icon in the top right corner
• Make sure you are logged into the correct account
• Select 'Manage Subscriptions' to access all subscriptions
• Select the 'Apple TV+' subscription
• Select 'Cancel Subscription' and confirm your cancellation in the next window

What are Some Good Apple TV+ Alternatives?

If you do decide to cancel your subscription, some of the best new TV shows of 2022 will no longer be available to you. Fortunately, there are some more popular and mainstream streaming services that offer a lot more content and a deeper backlog of original shows and movies. The main downside of these other services is that they are more expensive.

The Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ Bundle

The cost of an Apple TV+ subscripions is incredibly cheap at just $4.99 per month. For $9 more a month, however, you can get the Disney+ bundle that gives you access to Hulu and ESPN+ as well.

This is likely the best option if you're looking to get the most bang for you buck. You'll get access to new Marvel shows, Hulu Originals, Star Wars shows, sports, and more for $13.99 a month.

HBO Max

Another great streaming option is HBO's streaming service: HBO Max. You can get the base subscription with ads for $9.99 or the ad-free version for $14.99 per month. Both options allow up to 5 profiles.

While those prices may seem very high compared to Apple TV Plus, the main draw of HBO Max is it's backlog of original content. You get HBO orginals movies and shows as well as content from DC, Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, and Studio Ghibli. You also get to watch the biggest Warner Bros. movies like The Batman on the platform as soon as they hit streaming.

It was also recently announced that HBO Max and Discovery+ are being combined into one service, so that will expand the content available on the platform even more.

Netflix

Netflix is the biggest streaming platform out there with more original content than anybody could want. You can get a basic subscription for $9.99 a month or upgrade to Standard ($15.49) or Premium ($19.99) to get access to more features. Similar to HBO Max, the main draw of this streaming subscription is the incredible backlog of good Netflix movies and original shows.

If you already have Netflix and are trying to cut the cost of your streaming bill, however, you can take a look at our guide to cancelling Netflix for help with that.

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Taco Bell has become known for introducing a wide variety of bizarre but intriquing menu options over the years, so it's not exactly shocking when a strange new item shows up. However, its newest item – The Big Cheez-it Tostada – certainly ranks among the most unusual of the company's experiments.

The Big Cheez-It Tostada, priced at $2.49, is pretty much exactly what it sounds like – a massive Cheez-It cracker layered with ground beef, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, and sour cream. Taco Bell calls it an "abundantly cheesy and nostalgic, yet magically modern, dining experience."

The tostada can also be found in the middle of the Big Cheez-It Crunchwrap Supreme for $4.29, which contains the usual ground beef, lettuce, tomatoes, nacho cheese sauce, and sour cream alongside the huge cracker in the center.

Unfortunately for Cheez-It superfans eager to give these new items a try, they're currently spending the next two weeks in the testing phase at a single restaurant in Irvine, California. Taco Bell commonly tests fresh ideas like this at a small selection of stores to gauge whether they're fit for widespread release.

This isn't the first time Taco Bell has partnered with a snack company for menu items, though. In 2012, the company introduced the Doritos Locos Taco, which garnered plenty of positive reception and has remained a popular choice among fans ever since. 2014 saw the Beefy Frito Burrito join the menu, though it has since been discontinued – to the chagrin of many.

In more recent months, Taco Bell added back the fan-favorite Mexican Pizza after having removed it in 2020, thanks in part to a little help from musical artist Doja Cat.

Billy Givens is a freelance writer at IGN.

The next Dragon Ball Super movie will premiere globally in August and a new trailer shows off the return of a classic villain.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is the 21st feature film in the venerable Dragon Ball series. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is set after the Galactic Patrol Prisoner Saga and stars Gohan and Piccolo as they team up against an old foe: Cell.

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— Rénaldo サイヤ人  (@Renaldo_Saiyan) June 28, 2022

Or at least a new version of Cell called Cell Max. Given that evolving into powerful new forms is sort of Cell's whole deal, it’s not a surprise to learn that Cell has found another new form to transform into.

But Cell isn’t the only leveling up. Piccolo is seen in the trailer with a new form himself, appropriately named Orange Piccolo. And Gohan also gets a new form, Final Gohan who can be seen briefly in the trailer with whit hair and red eyes.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero will be released in the US on August 19, 2022. Directed by Tetsuro Kodama, Super Hero features a 3D animated style, but still has the direct involvement of creator Akira Toriyama who also wrote the screenplay.

Matt T.M. Kim is IGN's News Editor. You can reach him @lawoftd.

This article contains full spoilers for Episode 4 of Ms. Marvel, "Seeing Red". If you haven’t caught up yet, check out our spoiler-free review of Ms. Marvel Episode 4 and what it's like watching Ms. Marvel As a Muslim Woman.

As Ms. Marvel Episode 4 puts the pieces in place for the final furlong of Bisha K. Ali’s six-part series. Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani) makes a trip abroad to meet her Nani, the villainous ClanDestine escape a Department of Damage Control’s Supermax prison and are hot on her trail.

Thankfully, Kamala finds a new friend in the form of the Red Dagger (Aramis Knight). We’ve got the scoop of who he is in the comics and how much the Red Dagger could be a part of the MCU’s future.

Who Is Red Dagger In The Comics?

In the comics, Laal Khanjeer (the Red Dagger) is introduced in G. Willow Wilson and Mirka Andolfo’s Ms. Marvel (Vol. 4) #12 from 2016. Here, he’s known as the protector of Karachi and stalks the streets by night to keep its citizens safe.

Unlike Kamala, Kareem has no Terrigen mist or special bracelets – he’s just a regular Joe. Still, he comes in handy in a scrap, and if he’s not throwing knives, he’s leaping across rooftops with parkour skills he learned on YouTube. Similar to the relationship between Daredevil and Elektra, Red Dagger has been a rival, ally, and even love interest of Kamala. The pair have a frosty meeting in Karachi, where Red Dagger even brands Kamala a foreigner who is stepping on his turf and doing more harm than good.

Jump forward to 2017’s Ms. Marvel #23 and Kareem pops up in America to take part in a school exchange program. Despite living with Kamala’s family, the dynamic duo still doesn’t learn each other's secret identities when stopping a runaway train. However, they later kiss (Ms. Marvel #29) and toy with the idea of coming clean about who they are. Ms. Marvel and Red Dagger have a will-they-won’t-they relationship, but he eventually leaves Jersey City before they can make things official.

In the comics, he has an established tie to the Khan family thanks to his mother being close friends with Kamala’s aunt. It’s also likely the show is skipping over the fact comic book Kareem lived with Kamala’s grandmother in Kamachi before he came to the USA.

What Does Red Dagger’s Introduction Mean For Ms. Marvel?

Like Kamala’s revamped powers and comic book origin, Red Dagger is a little different in the Disney+ series. The Red Daggers are a protective society operating out of Karachi, rather than a singular character. The head of the Red Daggers appears to be Waleed (Farhan Akhtar) who, alongside Kareem, teaches Kamala about how our world connects to the Noor Realm as well as her own destiny as a Djinn.

The introductions don’t last long, though. During a tense showdown between Kamala and her new friends against the ClanDestine, Waleed is killed. While there are questions about Kareem’s future now that his mentor has fallen, it’s unlikely that Najma and the ClanDestine will succeed in forcing Kamala to tear down the veil and it seems Kareem is destined to help her fight them.

Red Dagger’s MCU Future

Although Red Dagger is powerless in the comics, there are also hints that he’s a rogue ClanDestine in Ms. Marvel. Much like how Najma says she realized Kamala’s potential back in Episode 3, Kareem claims he can “sense the Noor” inside her when she asks if he’s following her. In a typical MCU revamp, Kamala could fight alongside a superpowered Red Dagger.

Although Knight isn’t confirmed for Nia DaCosta’s The Marvels, it’s possible Red Dagger will appear alongside Kamala. Assuming Kareem makes it to the end of the series and heads back to America with the Khan family, he could feature as part of her introduction to the superpowered team of Ms. Marvel, Captain Marvel (Brie Larson), and Monica Rambeau’s Photon (Teyonah Parris).

There’s no word on whether Ms. Marvel is getting a Season 2, but if it does, it’s also logical to assume we’ll see Red Dagger again to continue his comic book source material. Further down the line, Red Dagger could even team up with Danvers herself. In the comics, Kareem joins a team of Ms. Marvel stand-ins called the Kamala Corps when she takes a hiatus from fighting crime. The group takes out a low-level villain named The Inventor, so it’s easy to imagine Kareem appearing in something like Ms. Marvel Season 2.