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Looking for something new to watch? The streaming service Hulu offers add-ons to premium networks, such as Starz. This is a good way to add more value to your Hulu subscription, while making it easier to access more hit movies and TV shows — such as the second half of Power Book II: Ghost season four, which drops on Friday (Sept. 6) — without leaping from app to app.
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For just an additional $9.99 per month, you can add Starz to Hulu, so you can watch Starz originals, along side Hulu originals, in one and convenient app.
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Starz has hit originals, including Power Book II: Ghost, Mary & George, Party Down, P-Valley, Outlander, Minx and more.
In addition, Hulu is the home to critically acclaimed originals such as The Bear, The Handmaid’s Tale, American Horror Stories, Only Murders in the Building, Solar Opposites, Shōgun and others.
Hulu prices start at $7.99 per month — or $79.99 per year for the commercial-supported plan — while you can go without commercials for $17.99 per month. The service also offers Hulu + Live TV, which lets you stream nearly 100 broadcast and cable networks starting at $76.99 per month.
Meanwhile, Starz on Hulu is compatible with all sorts of devices, such as smart TVs, Apple iPhone and Apple iPad, Android smartphones and tablets, web browsers, gaming consoles, Fire TV, select cable boxes and other web-based devices.
At an additional $9.99 per month, you can add Starz to your Hulu subscription — which starts at $7.99 per month — so you can watch the latest and greatest that the premium cable network has to offer. And along with the best and brightest on Hulu, you can stream Starz and Hulu originals all in one place.
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Reasonable Doubt, the Hulu series starring Emayatzy Corinealdi as Jax Stewart, a Los Angeles-based attorney fighting to save her marriage and her clients, returns for season 2 on Thursday (Aug. 22).
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In the new season, Jax takes on a high-profile murder case involving one of her closest friends. According to Hulu, “Jax brings in an ambitious defense attorney to lead the case, but things get tense very quickly. Can Jax defend her friend, save her marriage and protect her energy while being catapulted into the biggest case of her career? Or lose it all?”
Morris Chestnut joins the cast this season as attorney Corey Cash. The cast also includes McKinley Freeman, Tim Jo, Angela Grovey, Thaddeus J. Mixson and Aderinsola Olabode.
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How to Stream Reasonable Doubt
The first two episodes of from Season 2 dropped on Hulu on Thursday. New episodes will premiere Thursdays on the streaming platform.
Not subscribed to Hulu? You can join for free for the first week.
Plans start at $7.99/month after the free trial or $79.99 for the annual plan.
The subscription lets you stream Reasonable Doubt and other Hulu Originals such as Only Murders in the Building, The Kardashians, The Bear and Sho-Gun, Plus, Hulu allows subscribers to stream certain network TV shows for free.
Want to watch live channels too? Join Hulu + Live TV.
It’s for free for the first three days and includes 90+ channels. Hulu + Live TV costs $76.99/month after the free trial.
Hulu also offers student discounts ($1.99/month), bundle plans with Disney+, ESPN+ and Max, and you can stream on multiple devices: TV, phone, computer, gaming console or tablet.
Watch the trailer for the new season of Reasonable Doubt below.
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Out of all of the music festivals and tours of the summer, Lollapalooza 2024 is one of the most-anticipated of the season. This year is proving to be one of its most epic, with a stellar lineup featuring headliners like SZA, Megan Thee Stallion, Hozier, Blink-182 and Stray Kids who are making their Lolla debut. Attendees will also get to check out a new and improved main stage that’s ditching diesel gas for a hybrid battery powered design.
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Last-minute Lollapalooza 2024 tickets are still available, but for fans who aren’t able to travel to Chicago this year, that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on all the action. Hulu is livestreaming the entire music festival starting Thursday (Aug. 1) all the way to Sunday (Aug. 4) giving you an opportunity to watch all the performances from the comfort of your couch.
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Keep reading to learn how to watch Lollapalooza 2024 online.
How to Watch Lollapalooza 2024 Online for Free
Hulu is the official streaming destination that’ll let you watch Lolla 2024 online at home. The streaming platform has partnered with the music festival and will be providing subscribers with high-quality livestreams of all of the headliners and performers. Now, you can ditch the shakey social media videos and upgrade to a crystal clear experience.
Hulu subscribers get instant and free access to watch Lolla online — all you need to do is login to your account and you’ll immediately be able to stream Chicago’s music festival. Don’t have a Hulu subscription? New users can score a 30-day free trial when you sign up for the streamer, granting you free access to the Lollapalooza 2024 livestream and more. Once the free trial period is over, you’ll be charged the regular subscription fee based on the package you choose at checkout.
Hulu has a variety of streaming packages to choose from based on your preferences. The cheapest option is the streamer’s base plan that’s ad-supported and only $7.99 a month. If you’d prefer an ad-free experience you can upgrade to the no-ad plan for $17.99 a month.
Students, meantime, can take advantage of Hulu’s Student Deal that gives you the base plan for just $1.99 a month (worth 75% in savings). The deal remains active for as long as you’re a student.
For even more savings, you can bundle Hulu with Disney+ and ESPN+ for just $14.99 a month and expand your content options further.
One of the best deals going on right now is a rare 3-day free trial for Hulu + Live TV, which includes the entire Hulu library in addition to more than 95 live TV channels as well as Disney+ and ESPN+ automatically bundled — and for just $77 a month after the free trial ends.
In addition to being able to livestream Lollapalooza 2024, you’ll also have access to the entire Hulu library including original and exclusive TV series and movies as well as content from ABC and FX the day after it airs on live TV. Programs you can look forward to streaming include Only Murders in the Building, The Bear, Shogun, The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Abbott Elementary, Poor Things, The Greatest Hits, White Men Can’t Jump, How I Met Your Father, What We Do In the Shadows and Claim to Fame.
Lollapalooza 2024 Schedule: Performer Lineup, Dates
Check below for Hulu’s Lolla 2024 lineup and click here to see Hulu’s full livestreaming schedule.
Thursday (Aug.1): Matt Hansen, Chappell Roan, Walker & Royce, Benson Boon, Fisher, Megan Thee Stallion, Sam Barber, BigXthaPlug, Lizzy McAlpine, Labrinth and Hozier.
Friday (Aug. 2): Daniel Seavey, Sexyy Red, Alok, Reneé Rapp, Laufey with the Chicago Philharmonic, Galantis, Stray Kids, Xandra, PawPaw Rod, It’s Murph, Noizu, Ruel, Zedd and Kevin Abstract.
Saturday (Aug. 3): Briston Maroney, Ive, TV Girl, Deftones, Tate McRae, The Killers, Destroy Boys, Leisure, Nia Archives, Ethel Cain, Future X Metro Boomin and Hippo Campus.
Sunday (Aug. 4): Waterparks, Sir, Conan Gray, Zeds Dead, Blink-182, Knox, Pierce the Veil, Mimi Webb, Slow Pulp, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Two Door Cinema Club and Melanie Martinez.
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Megan Thee Stallion is used to being in the spotlight, but the Houston hot girl’s latest project puts her behinds the scenes. On July 19, Megan “Thee Executive Producer” tweeted a preview of her new dance competition series, Playground, premiering on Hulu on later this month.
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The series, executive produced by Megan Thee Stallion — who makes a cameo in the trailer — centers around the infamous dance studio Playground LA, founded by Pussycat Dolls creator Robin Antin and choreographer Kenny Wormald.
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According to the show description, Playground follows “the tumultuous lives (with plenty of drama) of the instructors and dancers as they navigate the competitive landscape of the dance industry and the overall pursuit of fame.”
The “Mamushi” rapper’s new series comes on the heels of her wrapping the European leg of the Hot Girl Summer Tour. The trek will comes to a close with a performances at Broccoli City Festival on July 27 followed by Lollapalooza in August.
Read on for details on how to watch Playground for free.
How to Stream Playground for Free
Playground begins streaming on Hulu Friday (July 26). If you’re not a Hulu subscriber, you can join the streaming platform under a 30-day free trail to watch Playground and other Hulu Originals.
How much does Hulu cost? It’s $7.99/month after the free trial ends but there are ways to save on your subscription. Although Hulu’s most popular membership is the standard, ad-supported package for $7.99/month, subscribing to the annual plan ($79.99) will save you 16 percent.
Additionally, Hulu offers a student discount plan for $2.99/month and bundles with Disney+ ($9.99/month) and ESPN+ ($14.99/month).
Hulu’s ad-free plan is $14.99 a month ($139.99/year) to stream without commercials and download titles to watch offline. Subscribers can also add channels such as Starz and HBO to Hulu for an additional fee.
Want to include live television? Join Hulu + Live TV for $76.99 a month. The subscription lets you stream 90+ live channels in addition to accessing Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+. Hulu subscribers can create up to six profiles under one account and stream from up to two different screens at once, from any device including a smart TV, laptop or gaming console.
What’s currently streaming on Hulu? Binge-watch movies and TV shows such as UnPrisoned, Only Murders in the Building, Hit Monkey, The Kardashians, Shōgun, The Bear, The Handmaid’s Tale, Futurama, Reasonable Doubt and other Hulu exclusives, along with most new episodes from network TV and cable shows the day after they air.
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Season 2 of UnPrisoned, starring Kerri Washington and Delroy Lindo, premieres Wednesday (July 17) on Hulu.
The series centers around Paige (Washington), a single mother whose life changes after her father gets released from prison and moves in. Lindo plays Paige’s father, Edwin Alexander. In the new season, Paige elicits the help of a “family radical healing coach” (played by John Stamos) to help the family confront and heal old wounds.
UnPrisoned is based off series creator Tracy McMillan’s life story. The cast includes Washington, Lindo, Faly Rakotohavana and Marque Richardson.
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Hulu’s UnPrisoned begins streaming on Wednesday. If you’re a Hulu subscriber, you can navigate to the homepage — or use the search bar — to find and watch the series.
Not subscribed? You can join Hulu and stream for free for 30 days. Hulu’s most popular plan is the standard, ad-supported package at $7.99 a month (or $79.99 a year). Stream thousands of episodes of TV and movies in the Hulu library such as UnPrisoned, Only Murders in the Building, The Kardashians, The Handmaid’s Tale, Shōgun and The Bear and other Hulu originals; along with most new episodes from network TV and cable shows one day after they air.
Hulu’s ad-free plan is $14.99 a month ($139.99 a year). There’s a Hulu bundle with Disney+ and ESPN+ for $13.99 a month, and an option to add channels such as Starz and Max to your Hulu subscription.
Want to stream live channels? Hulu + Live TV combines live television and on-demand streaming for $76.99/month). Hulu + Live TV includes over 90 live channels, plus access to Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+.
Unlike other streaming platforms, Hulu allows subscribers to create up to six profiles under one account. Subscribers can stream from up to two different screens at once, and from any device, including a smart TV or laptop.
Watch the trailer for UnPrisoned season two below.
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Austin Rivers is not happy with Hulu’s original series Clipped or the casting choices for the roles of members of the Los Angeles Clippers during Donald Sterling’s tenure as owner.
In a recent episode of his The Offguard Podcast, former NBA player turned ESPN NBA analyst expressed his frustration with the actors chosen to play his NBA brethren in Clipped.
The Hulu series is based on the ESPN 30 For 30 podcast, The Sterling Affairs, which focuses on the turmoil following the Clippers’ former owner being recorded by his mistress saying derogatory racial remarks.
In a clip shared on Instgram, Rivers goes ham on the actor cast to play Golden State Warriors sharpshooter Stephen Curry: “That is Stephen Santiago. That’s, like, the third baseman for the Padres. Who the hell is that guy?”
The actor who plays Blake Griffin in the series also caught a vicious stray from Rivers. “This is really bad. The guy’s hairline’s receding already, and he looks just nothing like Blake.”
P-Valley star J. Alphonse Nicholson’s portrayal of the “point god,” Chris Paul, did not win over Rivers either. “That is my local A/C man, Frederick. Who is this? Who the hell is that?”
Damn, that’s how you doing, the man who plays Lil Murda to perfection?
Austin Rivers Spares Laurence Fishburne
Sheldon Bailey, who plays DeAndre Jordan in the series, was not spared from Rivers’s ire either. “There’s no effort in this. That looks nothing like DJ.”
One person who did not catch that much flack for his performance in the show, outside of his body weight, was Laurence Fishburne. He happens to be portraying Austin Rivers’s dad, Doc Rivers, who was the Clippers head coach during the drama with Donald Sterling.
“Laurence Fishburne is a legend, and he’s a great actor,” Rivers said. “The body of my father is just a little bit different. I’m not saying he’s 100% in shape, but he’s built a little different than Laurence Fishburne. We could’ve done a little AI or something there.”
Fishburne spoke about his portrayal of Doc Rivers on a recent episode of the Dan Patrick Show revealing he had no idea who Rivers was before he got the role.
Luke James Dunks On Austin Rivers
One person who was not here for Austin Rivers’ hate was singer/actor Luke James, who had time for the former pro hooper.
“The series is great. casting is solid. u niggas should make a series. cast all the giant none acting ass niggas in it. see how it fairs out. i’m sure all these folks in agreement w/u will love it,” James wrote in the post’s comment section.
We can’t be mad at that.
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Based on the 30 for 30 podcast series from ESPN and sportswriter Ramona Shelburne, Clipped is a six-episode limited series from TV writer and producer Gina Welch (Under the Banner of Heaven, The Terror) about former L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s scandal with his wife, his mistress and his former team.
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The two-episode series premiere is available to stream on Tuesday, June 4, on Hulu.
Below, you can read on for ways to watch Clipped online.
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What Time Does Clipped Premiere?
The first two episodes of Clipped is available to stream starting on Tuesday, June 4, while the last episode of the limited series drops on Tuesday, July 2, at 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. PT on Hulu.
Where to Watch Clipped for Free
For cord-cutters, there are a few ways to watch TV shows without cable — especially if you want to watch for free. Hulu has a 30-day free trial to try out the service for new subscribers, so you can watch the premiere episode of Clipped on FX on Hulu without spending money up front.
How to Watch Clipped on Hulu
The best way to watch Clipped is with a subscription to Hulu. All episodes of the limited series will be available on the streaming service. You can watch other critically acclaimed originals such as The Bear, The Handmaid’s Tale, American Horror Stories, Only Murders in the Building and others. In addition, you can watch great FX originals, including Fargo, Reservation Dogs, What We Do in the Shadows and more.
Hulu prices start at $7.99 monthly, or $79.99 yearly for the commercial-supported plan, while you can go without commercials for $17.99 monthly.
How to Watch Clipped on Disney+
Want to add Disney+ to Hulu? You can get Disney+ and Hulu bundled into one streaming service with the Disney Duo. After you sign up, you’ll get a new hub at the top of the Disney+ homepage called “Hulu,” next to the Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic hubs.
The first two episodes of Clipped are streamable with the Disney Duo too. If you’re not a subscriber, then you can sign up for the commercial-supported plan for $9.99 monthly, or you can go commercial-free for $19.99 monthly.
More Ways to Watch
Want to stream outside of the U.S.? You can sign up for a VPN, such as ExpressVPN, NordVPN and PureVPN, to stream Clipped internationally. These services let you get legal access the streaming services you’re already subscribed to, including Hulu, Disney+ and the Disney Duo, even if you’re in another country.
The basketball scandal miniseries follows former-NBA team owner Donald Sterling’s scandal with the L.A. Clippers in 2014. Sterling (Ed O’Neill) was caught using racial slurs toward the team’s players when his mistress V. Stiviano (Cleopatra Coleman) secretly recorded audio of their encounter. The series also follows the fallout with the team and their head coach Doc Rivers (Laurence Fishburne).
It also stars Jacki Weaver, Kelly AuCoin, J. Alphonse Nicholson, Rich Sommer, Corbin Bernsen, Clifton Davis, Harriet Sansom Harris and others.
The Clipped two-episode premiere is streamable starting on Tuesday, June 4, on Hulu. In the meantime, watch the official trailer for Clipped below.
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A new documentary series on Hulu highlights the impact of Black Twitter on popular culture through the eyes of some of its most notable users.
On Thursday (May 9), the highly anticipated documentary series Black Twitter: A People’s History premiered on Hulu. The series is an in-depth look at the community of Black users and their seismic impact on what is now X, formerly Twitter before its acquisition by tech billionaire Elon Musk from founders Jack Dorsey and Biz Stone. The series’ impetus came from a WIRED oral history article written by Jason Parham, which covered the multitude of videos, memes, and tweets that truly
defined the era.
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The three episodes feature various personalities from the Black Twitter community along with cultural critics Roxane Gay and Jamilah Lemieux, writer Ira Madison III, and former Twitter executives such as God-is Rivera, the platform’s former global president of Culture and Community and TJ Adeshola, Twitter’s former chair of Global Content Partnerships. They convey the spirit of what being involved with Black Twitter was like and how those involved helped to inform when it came to topics such as police brutality as well as help spark the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, which is covered in the second and third episodes. “We repurposed Twitter the way we repurposed chitlins,” says writer Baratunde Thurston.
Prentice Penny, who directs the series, manages to intersperse tons of those funny moments (encapsulated in clips and hashtags in between users recounting how Twitter helped them cope and rage during the uprisings in Ferguson, Missouri, and the murder of George Floyd. They also talk about the company’s constant failings of its users as well as Musk’s dogged determination to ultimately own the platform, providing a searing look at how his machinations like allowing white supremacists like Nick Fuentes back on have helped to erode a space that was prized by Black people online and shift its energy to other places, especially TikTok.
Black Twitter: A People’s History is airing now on Hulu.
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Black Twitter takes the spotlight in a three-part documentary exploring the overwhelming impact of a digital culture that spawned social movements and plenty of memes. Black Twitter: A People’s History lands on Hulu on Thursday (May 9).
Based on a 2021 article by journalist Jason Parham, Black Twitter: A People’s History discusses social topics such as the COVID-19 pandemic, Black Lives Matter and infamous hashtags such as #OscarsSoWhite, #ThanksgivingClapback, #YouKnowYoureBlackWhen and #MeetMeInTemecula (if you know, you know).
The documentary features commentary from writers and culture critics including Parham, Jamel Hill, Jamilah Lemieux, Roxanne Gay, Amanda Seals, Ira Madison III and Wesley Lowery.
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Prentice Penny, Alex Soler, Chris Pollack, Sarah Amos, Helen Estabrook, Agnes Chu, Andrew Whitney, Raeshem Nijhon, Carri Twigg, Nicole Galovski, Joie Jacoby and Shawna Carroll are executive producers.
Keep reading for details on how to stream the documentary.
Ways to Stream Black Twitter: A People’s History
Hulu subscribers can stream Black Twitter: A People’s History at no additional cost. For those who are not subscribers yet, Hulu offers a free trial for 30 days so you can test out the service and all that it offers.
After the free trial ends, Hulu plans start at $7.99/month for access to thousands of must-watch TV episodes and Hulu Originals including Sho-Gun, The Bear, Only Murders in the Building, Under the Bridge, Thank You Good, Night: The Jon Bon Jovi Story, The Veil, Clipped, The Kardashians.
Hulu’s ad-free plan is $14.99/month ($139.99/year) for everything in the cheaper plan, but you also get to download programs and stream them offline. Hulu has bundle plans with Disney+ and ESPN+ starting at $9.99/month. And you can add channels such as Max, Starz, AMC to your subscription for an additional fee.
Want to stream live channels? Hulu + Live TV includes 90+ live channels, Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+ for $76.99/month. Click here to launch your free trial. Hulu is available to stream on a TV, phone, computer and other compatible devices.
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Bon Jovi gets the documentary treatment in Thank You Good Night, The Bon Jovi Story, premiering Thursday (April 25) on Hulu.
The four-part documentary explores the “epic past and uncertain future” of the legendary rock band and it’s namesake, Jon Bon Jovi.
Featuring 40 years’ worth of private videos, unreleased early demos and never-before-seen photos from the Bon Jovi vault, the documentary takes fans through the band’s highs and lows. From its early rise to stardom to the “biggest disappointments and most public moments of friction,” per Hulu.
The documentary is helmed by Gotham Chopra, the Emmy-winning director of Kobe Bryant’s Muse, Man in the Arena and Tom vs. Time. Chopra, Giselle Parets, Ameeth Sankaran and Alex Trudaeu Viriato are executive producers.
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Thank You Good Night, The Bon Jovi Story premiers Thursday on Hulu.
You can join Hulu under a free trial to watch Thank You Good Night, The Bon Jovi Story, and mounds of other exclusive documentaries and TV series such Shogun, Under the Bridge, Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told, High Hopes, We Are the Lucky Ones, The Bear, Only Murders in the Building and Vanderpump Villa.
Hulu features network shows such as Abbott Elementary, American Idol, The Rookie, Grey’s Anatomy and The Simpsons.
Starz, Paramount+ with Showtime, Max and Cinemax are available to stream on Hulu.
Access Hulu from any compatible streaming device, smart TVs and smart phones, as well as gaming consoles such as PS5 and Xbox.
Hulu + Live TV is offering a free trial for three days. The plan includes access to Hulu, Disney+ ESPN+ and 95+ live television – cable channels and local channels including including ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, The CW, ID, ESPN, FX, FXX, Food Network, TRVL, TV Land, Lifetime, QVC, ID Network, TLC, fyi, and TNT.
Hulu offers annual plans, student discount and bundles packages with Disney+ and ESPN+
In addition to the documentary, Bon Jovi will appear in a special interview Michael Strahan x Jon Bon Jovi: Halfway airing on Sunday at 10 p.m. on ABC and streaming on Hulu the following day.
Watch the trailer for Thank You Good Night, The Bon Jovi Story below.
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