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according to Deadline.The new deal builds upon both firms’ partnership spanning more than two years, a period that saw a surge in consumer interest in streaming platforms, prompting traditional television companies to look for partners to house their shows and movies.Under the terms of the new agreement, Fox’s prime-time entertainment programming — including “The Masked Singer,” “The Simpsons,” and “Family Guy” — will continue to stream on Hulu a day after the telecast.“Our collective marketing efforts, which will continue with this new deal, have generated impressive results and helped viewers successfully find the shows they want to watch, when they want to watch them,” said Lauren Tempest, general manager at Hulu.Disney’s efforts to raise prices and crack down on password sharing helped the House of Mickey report a second straight quarterly profit for its streaming business.Fox is also enjoying strong growth with its own streaming business Tubi, an ad-based platform which the company expects to cross the $1 billion revenue mark in this fiscal year.The deal also includes a renewal of an agreement that allows Hulu to stream out-of-season episodes of a number of Fox’s unscripted programs.

on TikTok and Instagram — and his unorthodox approach has seemingly worked to make his show more popular. In one of his viral videos, captioned, “Binge English Teacher on Hulu,” audio from a “Gilmore Girls” episode can be heard. In the original episode, Kirk (Sean Gunn), tells his girlfriend’s father, “I love your daughter.” When the father asks what he has to offer, Kirk says, “Nothing.

M. Night Shyamalan’s latest twisty thriller is finally streaming. This buzzy 2024 movie stars Josh Hartnett as a caring dad who takes his daughter to a Taylor Swift-like concert.

Meryl Streep/Melissa McCarthy: Smackdown 2024). If you haven’t started watching Season 4 yet, check out everything you need to know before you stream.Spoilers ahead for the Season 4 finale of “Only Murders in the Building.” This season’s victim — or rather, one of its victims (more on that later) — was Sazz Pataki (Jane Lynch), the faithful stunt double to Steve Martin’s washed-up TV PI, Charles-Haden Savage. And after ten episodes of red herrings, murder boards and romance (yes, romance), “OMITB” tied up the loose ends scattered around the Arconia — the show’s titular apartment building — and answered questions plaguing fans all season long.

Meryl Streep and Martin Short may have more than friendship in their building.“Only Murders in the Building” co-creator John Hoffman is getting candid on the stars’ working relationship ahead of the Season 4 finale.“You know, it is one of the most unexpected turns but I remember thinking like, ‘God,’ ” the show’s executive producer and writer told Decider Thursday. “As I got to know Meryl, as I’ve known Marty and as I watched the two of them work together in Season 3, I just — it was unbelievable.

told in the new Hulu documentary “Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band” out Oct. 25.“I knew that this was going to be different because the album was different,” Van Zandt added of the ongoing tour.

just stream when you can stream and save money at the same time? If you’ve been thinking about cutting the cord, now may be the perfect time to do so since Hulu + Live TV is currently offering one of the biggest discounts of the year that’ll have you set up with 90+ live channels, Disney+, and more through the beginning of 2025 — all for a lower price. Normally $82.99/month, Hulu + Live TV will cost you just $59.99/month for your first three months if you subscribe before November 19 thanks to a special offer.With the fall TV season ramping up, NFL season in full swing and the World Series just a week away, you’re going to want to make sure you have access to live TV when you need it.

newcomer Tom Ellis, aka Oliver, the mysterious married professor who has an infectious affair with Bree (Catherine Missal), and he exclusively shared that he cried several times watching the “heartbreaking” scene.Ellis, who’s married to the show’s creator, Meaghan Oppenheimer, also gave his co-star House kudos for his dynamic job of making the death scene come to life.“I really felt for Wrigley. I want Wrigley to be happy,” Ellis, 45, told The Post in September.

his second Emmy just last month for his work on “The Bear.” Although Paulson appeared on the show’s second season in 2022, she met Moss-Bachrach when they filmed “Hold Your Breath.”“I only knew Ebon sort of socially from our New York theater days, most of us being in New York around the same time,” Paulson, 49, told The Post. “And then we hadn’t even done ‘The Bear’ yet.”“Hold Your Breath” was shot during the pandemic and was shut down “a couple of times,” according to Paulson, because of COVID and later delayed because of the Hollywood writers’ and actors’ strikes. Thankfully for the actress, her prior professional relationship with Moss-Bachrach made her experience on “The Bear” a little less intimidating.

hit FX on Hulu series created by Christopher Storer is looming large at the 2024 Primetime Emmy Awards, where the show is up for the most awards of any comedy program.In fact, “The Bear” set the record this year for the most Emmy nominations for a comedy series in a single year, with 23.The first season of the show won an astounding 10 Emmys earlier this year. Season 2, which was critically acclaimed upon its release last year, is poised to win big, as well.However, there’s a continued discourse over whether or not the series is truly a comedy. In terms of Emmys rules, “The Bear” competes in all the comedy categories against laugh-out-loud shows like “Hacks,” “Only Murders in the Building” and “Abbott Elementary.”But many watchers of the show believe its more of a drama because of its stressful and turbulent nature.

Insecure as Issa Rae’s most quotable friend, Kelli Prenny, CPA and meme machine. Also a writer and producer on the series, responsible for hatching some of those indelible lines, Rothwell earned an Emmy nomination with the show’s 2020 nod for Outstanding Comedy Series.

“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.”The new Hulu reality show follows a group of Utah-based Mormon TikTok moms including Whitney Leavitt, who finds herself on the outs of the click and ultimately decides to leave MomTok by the finale.Leavitt, 31, exclusively told The Post that, while she hasn’t seen the show yet, she stands by her decision.“I think that once the show comes out, I’m hoping that I’ll be able to have more of an opportunity to share why I made that decision, rather than it just be from the show,” she explained.“But how I feel about it now is I still feel… I’m content,” Leavitt said. Since she’s no longer apart of MomTok, it begs the question if Leavitt will continue appearing on the reality show if it returns for Season 2.“I think my best answer to that question is I want to wait to see it,” she said.

MomTok influencer Jennifer Affleck, star on the new Hulu show “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” where their marital issues are on full display.During Episode 7, Zac, 28, flips out when Jen, 25, and the rest of MomTok go to a Chippendales show on their girls trip to Las Vegas.Jen leaves the show and gets reprimanded by Zac over text. He goes as far as telling his wife she has “no values or morals.”After Jen leaves the house at 2 a.m.

“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” ends in a shocking cliffhanger.Mayci Neeley gets to the bottom of the rumor that Taylor Frankie Paul’s boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen, cheated on her early in their relationship by calling Jenna, the woman who was allegedly involved with Dakota. Neeley, who already talked to Paul and Mortensen about the rumor, says her phone call to Jenna “could ruin people’s lives.”When Jenna answers, she promises Neeley she’ll tell her “everything” about her alleged fling with Mortensen — and then the season ends.

is named Jennifer Affleck. The new Hulu reality show follows a group of TikTok moms from Utah including Jennifer, 25, who is related to Ben Affleck through her husband, Zac Affleck, who also appears in the series.

best-selling novel by the same name, is back for a second season after making headlines for its psychological warfare and erotic — but addicting — scenes. Missal, who plays Bree, and Ellis, 45, whose character is new to the show, spoke to The Post about the infamous sex scenes and how the characters’ bedroom habits evolve in the best and worst ways possible.Missal and Ellis shared that no character held back their desires this season, revealing, “There’s a lot of bad choices” made. When asked about the sex scenes that helped make the debut season hard to resist, Ellis, who plays Oliver, a professor who develops a deep connection with college-age Bree despite being married to her writing teacher, blurted out, “Oh my gosh.

Season 2 of the erotic college drama as Oliver, a mysterious married professor who gets a little too close to Bree (Catherine Missal).In real life, Ellis, 45, is married to the “Tell Me Lies” creator, Meaghan Oppenheimer. Despite his close connection to the hit series, he shared that he felt “isolated” as one of the cast’s newest eye candies — but he doesn’t believe that’s necessarily bad.Admitting that he “got to know the cast during Season 1” and “spent a lot of time in Atlanta” when they were shooting because of his wife, he said the feeling of being isolated made sense for his character.

new four-part Hulu docuseries about “Baywatch,” the show that catapulted her into worldwide fame in the 1990s. “After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun” features new interviews about the show and its legacy with many former cast members — except for Anderson.

“After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun,” “Baywatch” co-creator and producer Michael Berk revealed that there were discussions about removing Anderson, 57, from the hit NBC series after her sex tape with Lee, 61, leaked in 1996.“When Pam’s sex tape came out, the studio said, ‘Look, write her out of a couple of episodes, we’ve got to figure out what we’ll do with this, this is a disaster,'” Berk recalled. Anderson became a beloved celebrity from her role as C.J. Parker on “Baywatch” — but her whole life changed because of the notorious sex tape scandal.

’90s lifeguard series reunited at the premiere of the new ABC News docuseries, “After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun,” at the Bungalow in Santa Monica, California, on Monday.Carmen Electra, Nicole Eggert, Alexandra Paul, Jeremy Jackson, Brandy Ledford, David Chokachi, Brande Roderick, Traci Bingham, Jaason Simmons, Erika Eleniak, Michael Bergin, Nancy Valen and Michael Newman were among the stars at the event.Pamela Anderson, who played C.J. Parker on the show, was absent from the premiere.

2024 Golden Globes in January. Following that event, fans took to social media to enthusiastically wish the potential couple well. “Are Meryl Streep and Martin Short dating… because if that’s true… that’s like Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner multiplied by Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft…” one fan posted on X, formerly Twitter.