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A subscription to Disney+ with ads cost $6.99 when the streaming service debuted in 2019. Had this price kept pace with the rate of inflation, it would be priced at $9.10 today, per the CPI Calculator. That hasn’t been the case though. Disney+ prices have steadily outpaced inflation over the years, and more price increases…

Private Eyes, the five-season detective drama that first ran from 2016 to 2021, lands on Hulu in the U.S. on October 6, 2026. It’s the first time the show will be available on a streaming platform.

As one of the oldest streaming services in the game, some might argue Hulu’s at risk of being outpaced by younger competition. That might be true — or it might still need some room to grow.

Every good podcast starts with a hook. Ours was a question: What if your favorite show didn’t have to end when the episode did? A little over a year ago, Disney+ and Hulu introduced video podcasts — starting with Only Murders in the Building, Dancing with the Stars, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, and Murdaugh:…

October is the one month where Disney+ and Hulu actually compete with each other.

The four-episode series premiere arrives Nov. 4, followed by two new episodes each Wednesday through Nov. 25 on Disney+ and Hulu

Hulu has announced its October 2026 lineup, including Hulu Original films, Hulu Original series, TV shows, and movies arriving on the streaming service. We’ve compiled the full list of titles along with their premiere dates below.

Nothing says fall TV like a private eye taking odd jobs and a celebrity doing the samba. ABC’s RJ Decker and Dancing with the Stars are back to usher in the fall TV season this September on Hulu; each show’s season premiere hits the streamer on Sept. 16, the day after debuting on ABC. 

In a true sense of justice, the crime drama Furioushas received an order for a second season from Hulu/Disney+.

Hulu’s popularity could be attributed to its vast collection of great older TV shows and movies and some top-notch original shows, including Only Murders in the Building, Paradise and The Handmaid’s Tale. Its collaboration with FX has also produced some of the platform’s most prestigious and popular shows, including The Bear, Reservation Dogs and Shogun.