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Diddy continues to lose out on multiple bags due to the sexual assault lawsuits levied against him.
Spotted on Variety, a reality show in early production following the embattled music mogul and his family, has been scrapped by Hulu.
The website reports that the show was being developed with the working title Diddy+7 and James Corden’s production company, Fulwell 73, producing.
The scrapped reality show is the latest blow to the Diddy, born Sean Combs’ crumbling empire following the multiple sexual assault lawsuits that came after his ex-girlfriend, singer/actor/model Cassie Ventura alleged that 54-year-old raped and beat her for over a decade.
Combs denied any wrongdoing and would eventually settle with Cassie one day later, but that was not the end of his problems.
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A week later, the hits kept coming when Joi Dickerson-Neal said that she was “drugged, sexually assaulted and abused” by Diddy and the victim of “revenge porn” that was created and distributed by the rapper.
A third lawsuit from a woman calling herself Jane Doe came alleging that Diddy and R&B singer and former member of Guy Aaron Hall “took turns raping her and her friends” and Hall’s apartment sometime between 1990 and 1991.
In another lawsuit, another Jane Doe said Combs, Bad Boy Entertainment president Harve Pierre, and a third man raped her when she was 17.
Diddy finally decided to break his silence on December 6 with a statement shared on Instagram and it read:
“ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. For the last couple of weeks, I have sat silently and watched people try to assassinate my character, destroy my reputation and my legacy. Sickening allegations have been made against me by individuals looking for a quick payday. Let me be absolutely clear: I did not do any of the awful things being alleged. I will fight for my name, my family and for the truth.”
Welp.
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Hulu has scrapped a reality show that was to follow Sean “Diddy” Combs and his family, according to a new report in Rolling Stone. Though it’s not clear when Hulu stopped making the show, the report comes after multiple allegations of sexual assault and abuse were lodged against the rapper and entrepreneur over the past month.
The project, which reportedly had a working title of Diddy+7, was being produced for Hulu by James Corden‘s production company, Fulwell 73, which also works on The Kardashians. A source with knowledge of the situation tells Billboard the show was in its nascent stages and is not currently in production.
Combs has been sued for sexual assault by a total of four women, including his longtime romantic partner, R&B singer Cassie, who accused him of rape and physical abuse, among other allegations. Though that case settled the day after it was filed, Combs was subsequently sued by three more women, all Jane Does, who say the hip-hop mogul sexually assaulted them. In the most recent case filed, the woman says she was “sex trafficked” and “gang raped” by Combs, former Bad Boy Records president Harve Pierre and another man in 2003 when she was 17. A separate case over that alleged incident was filed against Pierre and Bad Boy alleging sexual assault.
Combs has strongly denied all of the allegations; on Dec. 6, he released a public statement that said in part: “Sickening allegations have been made against me by individuals looking for a quick payday. Let me be absolutely clear: I did not do any of the awful things being alleged. I will fight for my name, my family and for the truth.”
In the aftermath of the allegations, Combs stepped down from his role as chairman at Black music TV company REVOLT on Nov. 28. The company simultaneously released a statement saying that while Combs “had previously no operational or day-to-day role in the business, this decision helps ensure that REVOLT remains steadfastly focused on our mission to create meaningful content for the culture and amplify the voices of all Black people throughout this country and the African diaspora.”
According to Rolling Stone, a total of 23 brands have severed ties with Combs’ e-commerce marketplace Empower Global, which officially launched in July, since the allegations came out. The outlet also reports that in the wake of the lawsuits, liquor company Diageo — with which Combs has been embroiled in a bitter legal battle over his DeLeon Tequila brand for months — filed a request asking a judge to deny Combs’ request to control a $15 million marketing budget for DeLeon, which would entail his image appearing in new ads for the spirit.
Combs released a new album, The Love Album: Off the Grid, in September via his Love Records imprint.
If you or someone you know has experienced sexual violence and need support and/or resources, reach out to RAINN and the National Sexual Assault Hotline (800-656-HOPE) for free, confidential help 24/7.
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Hulu isn’t messing around with its 2023 Black Friday deals! Whether you’re a new subscriber or eligible returning member, the platform is offering one of its most affordable streaming options to date: a year of its ad-supported plan for just $0.99/month (regularly $7.99/month). Yes, you read that right. Less than a dollar a month.
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Hulu officially launched the new promotion on Tuesday (Nov. 21), but it won’t last forever. From now until next Tuesday (Nov. 28), you can take advantage of 88% of savings and get ready to stream your favorite holiday movies, TV shows and more for the entire holiday season.
All you have to do is sign up for Hulu’s ad-supported plan and you’ll automatically receive the discount, as well as instant access to the entire Hulu library. Click here or the button below to redeem the offer.
Holiday films and series won’t be the only content you have access to: The Hulu library is filled with original and exclusive TV shows and movies from FX, ABC and more, such as Not Okay, Sex Appeal, White Men Can’t Jump, American Horror Story: Delicate, American Idol, Bachelor in Paradise, Only Murders in the Building, The Handmaid’s Tale, Normal People, How I Met Your Father, What We Do in the Shadows, Little Fires Everywhere, The Great, Shrill, Pen15 and The Bear.
You’ll also be able to create six profiles under one account, watch programs on up to two devices at once, and stream content on any smart device.
Hulu also offers other plans to personalize to your needs, like its ad-free premium plan ($17.99/month) that gives you everything in the ad-supported plan as well as the ability to download and watch eligible programs offline. Want live TV options? Hulu + Live TV gives you access to the entire Hulu library as well as hundreds of live TV channels to watch your favorite shows and sports the day and time it airs — and all starting at $70/month. Did we mention you’ll also get a 30-day free trial when you sign up?
If you’re looking for even more savings, you can bundle Hulu with Disney+ and ESPN+ starting at $14.99/month, which will triple your library of offerings.
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Halloween is only days away, and to help ring in the haunting holiday, Hulu is hosting an early Huluween event and releasing four episodes of American Horror Stories. All episodes will be available to stream online starting Thursday (Oct. 26), and based on the trailer, you may want to leave the lights on.
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Much like the previous seasons, you can expect nothing but creeps and chills, as each episode will feature different stories and new characters. Ryan Murphy, the creator of American Horror Story, returns as the executive producer for the spin-off, and from the titles of each episode (“Bestie,” “Daphne,” “Organ” and “Tapeworm”) there is sure to be many gasp-worthy moments.
Cast members will change every episode, and will include Reid Scott, Annie Hamilton, Allegra Heart, Christopher Fitzgerald, Laura Kariuki, Hazel Graye, Lisa Rinna, Rob Yang, Emma Halleen, Seth Gabel, Jessica Barden, Seth Gabel, Jeff Hiller, Amrou Al-Kadhi, Raúl Castillo, Emily Browning, Laila Robins, Havana Rose Liu and Cameron Cowperthwaite.
Keep reading to learn the streaming options for the Huluween event.
How to Watch American Horror Stories Online for Free
American Horror Stories‘ Huluween event premieres Thursday (Oct. 26) exclusively on Hulu. Hulu subscribers will be able to watch all four episodes for no additional cost — just go to the homepage and look under new releases.
Not subscribed to Hulu? Hulu’s cheapest — and most popular — subscription plan starts at $7.99/month after a free 30-day trial. If you want to avoid ads then you can get the no-ad plan for $17.99/month.
The ad-supported plan gets you instant access to thousands of movies and TV shows, including a variety of content from ABC, NBC, Fox, FX and other networks in addition to Hulu Originals, so you’ll have access to programs such as What We Do in the Shadows, Only Murders in the Building, The Bear, The Handmaid’s Tale, Dollface, The Dropout, White Men Can’t Jump, Back in the Groove, Darby and the Dead, The Mighty Ones, Welcome to Chippendales, Nine Perfect Strangers, Pen15, Sex Appeal, Motherhood, Dead Asleep and The Kardashians. The ad-free plan will give you everything in the ad-supported as well as the ability to download content onto your smart device to watch offline.
For even more content, you can subscribe to Hulu + Live TV, which includes the entire Hulu streaming library along with more than 75 top channels, live sports, news, events and access to Disney+ and ESPN+. There’s also a bundle with Disney+ for $9.99 a month or add and ESPN+ for $12.99 a month to stream with ads and $19.99 for commercial-free streaming.
Watch the trailer for American Horror Stories below.
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Tierra Whack and her meteoric rise to Hip-Hop fame and all that came after it takes centerstage in Andscape’s new documentary Cypher, coming to Hulu.
Taking home the 2023 Tribeca Festival’s Founders Award for Best U.S. Narrative Feature, Cypher now has a release date and a trailer.
The documentary follows Tierra Whack’s rise to stardom after videos she shared of herself at the age of 15 rapping on the streets of Philadelphia on her YouTube page began to garner ridiculous numbers.
Whack’s rise put her on the radar of Emmy award-nominated director Chris Moukarbel, who decided to document her growing career, filming all of the behind-the-scenes moments during her concerts and music videos while adding commentary from the “Unemployed” crafter.
In the trailer, Whack talks about her fame, noting, “I think sometimes I just can’t believe this is all happening for me.”
The documentary also talks about the downside that comes with fame, notably the conspiracy theories and the idea of pop culture being a “form of mind control.”
The official description for the doc reads:
After a particularly tiring set, a seemingly innocuous fan interaction begins a series of increasingly unsettling events that swirl around Tierra and her team — even following them to Dubai. They soon start questioning who is filming whom and whether being seen (or watched) is a desirable and unavoidable part of fame.
Chris Moukarbe directs and produces Cypher. Tierra Whack serves as a producer alongside Tony Hernandez, Lilly Burns, John Hodges, Sanjay M. Sharma, Roya Rastegar, and Anthony Seyler.
Cypher premieres on Hulu on November 24.
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Kelly Clarkson, Travis Scott, Sheryl Crowe, Tim McGraw and more big music names are coming together to take the stage at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas during the 2023 iHeartRadio Music Festival.
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For fans bummed they won’t get to see their favorite artist perform live, don’t fret; you don’t need to get tickets or a travel deal in order to watch the performances live. This year, the festival is headed to Hulu allowing fans to livestream the event online.
iHeartRadio Music Festival begins Friday (Sept. 22) and goes on until Saturday (Sept. 23) starting at 10 p.m. ET. Headliners for the event include Kelly Clarkson, Foo Fighters, Travis Scott and Lil Wayne. Other performances you can look forward to also include Fall Out Boy, Kane Brown, Public Enemy, TLC, Miguel, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Lenny Kravitz, Sheryl Crow, Tim McGraw and Travis Scott. Pre-show performances will be done by Agnez Mo and Paul Cauthen and the event will be hosted by Ryan Seacrest.
You can check out the full lineup and more information about the festival here. The full schedule of performances can be found here.
Still want to see the show live? You may be able to get tickets through resale sites such as StubHub and Vivid Seats.
If you want a more affordable way to watch the festival, we break down your streaming options below.
How to Watch iHeartRadio Music Festival 2023
iHeartRadio and Hulu have partnered together to livestream the performances, which means you’ll need a Hulu subscription in order to watch. If you already have a Hulu membership, then you just need to sign into your account and visit the iHeartRadio Music Festival livestream page to tune in.
Don’t have a Hulu subscription? The streamer is offers a 30-day free trial for new users, which means you can watch the music festival for free. After the trial is over you’ll be charged $7.99/month for the ad-supported plan or $14.99/month for the ad-free premium plan.
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Besides iHeartRadio Music Festival 2023, Hulu offers a range of original shows, movies and exclusive content such as Only Murders in the Building, The Bear, The Handmaid’s Tale, Dollface, The Dropout, White Men Can’t Jump, Back in the Groove, Darby and the Dead, The Mighty Ones, Welcome to Chippendales, Nine Perfect Strangers, Pen15, Sex Appeal, Motherhood, Dead Asleep and The Kardashians.
If you want to expand your streaming library more, subscribe to Hulu + Live TV, which is offering Hulu, Disney+, ESPN+ and over 75 live channels including ABC, ESPN, CBS, NBC, MTV, BET, FX, E!, Bravo, Pop TV, VH1, TV Land, Paramount Network, OWN, TLC, Lifetime and more for $49.99/month for the first three months (originally $69.99/month).
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The wait is over as American Horror Story (AHS) is back for a chilling 12th season. Antsy for some spooks and thrills? The popular anthology series returns to screens Wednesday (Sept. 20) at 10 p.m. ET on FX, and the next day on Hulu.
This season, titled AHS: Delicate, takes inspiration for the first time from a novel — Delicate Condition by Danielle Valentine — and to call it creepy is an understatement. Emma Roberts returns as a lead character named Anna, an up-and-coming indie actress who is desperate to have a baby and start a family with her husband Dexter (Matt Czuchry). She undergoes grueling IVF treatment and finally becomes pregnant, but the good news doesn’t last as she soon comes to believe that sinister forces are plotting against her.
Series creator Ryan Murphy is back with a star-studded cast, including The Kardashian’s star Kim Kardashian, model Cara Delevingne and Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, who are all joining the show for the first time. Other newcomers include Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Maaz Ali and Juliana Canfield. Returning cast members include Denis O’Hare, Billie Lourd and Leslie Grossman.
Keep reading to learn your streaming options to watch the show.
How to Watch AHS: Delicate
AHS: Delicate premieres on FX on Wednesday (Sept. 20) at 10 p.m. ET, and available on Hulu the next day. Unlike most AHS seasons, season 12 will be split into two parts, with the first part containing five episodes that will air every Wednesday until Oct. 18. The second part has yet to receive a premiere date.
Anyone with the FX channel can watch the series as it airs — just check your program channel guide to find the network. If you don’t have cable, you might be able to stream the series live using an HD antenna. Hulu subscribers will be able to watch the series for no additional cost, just go to the homepage and look under FX Originals.
Not already subscribed? Hulu offers a 30-day free trial, which means you can watch the series premiere and more for free. After the free trial is over, you’ll be charged a subscription price of $7.99/month (for the ad-supported plan) or $14.99/month if you choose the ad-free plan.
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The ad-supported plan gets you instant access to thousands of movies and TV shows, including a variety of content from ABC, NBC, Fox, FX and other networks, in addition to Hulu Originals such as Only Murders in the Building, The Bear, The Handmaid’s Tale, Dollface, The Dropout, White Men Can’t Jump, Back in the Groove, Darby and the Dead, The Mighty Ones, Welcome to Chippendales, Nine Perfect Strangers, Pen15, Sex Appeal, Motherhood, Dead Asleep and The Kardashians.
Hulu’s ad-free plan ($14.99/month) includes everything in the ad-supported plan, plus you get to download programs and stream them offline. Additionally, you can subscribe to Hulu + Live TV, which includes the entire Hulu streaming library along with over 75 top channels, live sports, news, events and access to Disney+ and ESPN+. You can also bundle Hulu with Disney+ for $9.99/month or add ESPN+ for $12.99/month to stream with ads and $19.99 for commercial-free streaming.
Other Ways to Stream AHS: Delicate
There are additional ways to save money on streaming by taking advantage of promotions and free-trial plans through platforms such as Sling TV, Vidgo or DirecTV Stream for live and on-demand programs. (Vidgo has local channels in select areas.)
If you’re viewing from outside the States, make sure to use ExpressVPN or NordVPN. You’ll get a free trial with most of the platforms mentioned above, which means you can watch the AHS: Delicate premiere for free.
Watch the trailer for season 12 below.
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Luke Bryan is set to host and executive-produce an upcoming, six-episode Hulu docuseries titled It’s All Country, which will examine “the iconic songs and artists that changed the face of country music forever,” according to a release. A release date for the docuseries has not yet been revealed. Executive-producing the series alongside Bryan will be […]
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Summer’s hottest country hitmakers will take centerstage as CMA Fest returns to ABC on Wednesday (July 19). Dierks Bentley and Elle King will return as hosts for the primetime special alongside Lainey Wilson. This years star-studded lineup of performers includes Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Luke Combs, Jelly Roll, Miranda Lambert, Avril Lavigne, Little Big Town, Ashley McBryde, Reba McEntire and Tim McGraw.
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In addition to hosting, King, Bentley and Wilson are all expected to take the stage for their own performance.
Additional performers include Alabama, Leon Bridges, Dan + Shay, Jordan Davis, Vince Gill, HARDY, Tyler Hubbard, Cody Johnson, Jo Dee Messina, Old Dominion, Jon Pardi, Carly Pearce, Darius Rucker, Tanya Tucker and Keith Urban.
The TV special, featuring a night of epic collaborations, was filmed during the milestone 50th CMA Fest in Nashville this past June. Keep reading for ways to watch and stream the CMA Fest TV special online.
How to Watch CMA Fest Online
CMA Fest 2023 is set to air on ABC on July 19 at 8 p.m. ET and will stream on Hulu the following day. Country music fans who don’t have cable may be able to watch it through an antenna to access local channels. You can join Hulu for free for the first month to stream CMA Fest and more.
Hulu starts at just $7.99/month for the basic, ad-supported plan and $14.99/month to stream without commercials. Enjoy hours of exclusive programming, live sports and new episodes of select cable and network TV shows the day after they air on Hulu.
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The streaming platform offers a few other options to save you money overall. For example, Hulu’s annual plan (from $69.99 a month) is a quick way to save on your bill, and there’s a bundle option that gets you Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+ for $12.99/month. Or, you can subscribe to Hulu + Live TV and enjoy Hulu Originals, FX shows and tons live network TV channels for $69.99/month.
Hulu allows up to six profiles under one account, stream from any compatible device (including a smart TV, laptop or gaming console), and stream on two different screens simultaneously.
Direct TV Stream is another great, budget-friendly way to watch live and on-demand local and cable channels. For a limited time only, streaming packages are $10 off for the first three months (regularly $74.99). The package comes with channels including ABC, NBC, Fox, CBS, Nickelodeon, ESPN, Bravo, BET, MTV, ESPN, TNT and HGTV.
Country music fans can also catch the CMA Fest primetime special on Sling TV and Fubo TV, and Express VPN, which gives you access to ABC, Hulu and more from outside of the U.S.
Right now, you can take advantage of Sling TV‘s limited-time promo, which gives you the first month for as low as $15 on both the blue and orange plans (regularly $40). You can also combine both plans for $30 (regularly $55) and enjoy over 60 channels, DVR storage and the ability to stream on multiple devices at once.
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Imagine Dragons are bringing a concert straight to your living room with a new documentary special. On Friday (July 14), Hulu is dropping Imagine Dragons: Live in Vegas, a concert experience that will showcase the rise of the band from their early days of playing shows at casinos and dive bars to becoming the sensation we know and love today.
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Hulu and Imagine Dragons took to Instagram on June 21 to announce the special with a trailer teasing what to expect.
“This is the first tour I knew we were Imagine Dragons,” lead singer Dan Reynolds said in the trailer. Throughout the rest of the video is clips of the bandmates giving sit-down interviews as well as scenes from their tour and performance in Las Vegas.
Throughout the film, you’ll get to hear from the bandmates themselves as they delve into their past as a small indie band and the thoughts and feelings they have toward what they’ve grown into. All of that leads to their performance in Las Vegas — a city significant to the band, as it’s where they grew and shaped their music together.
Keep reading to learn how to stream Imagine Dragons: Live in Vegas.
How to Watch Imagine Dragons: Live in Vegas
The documentary special is a Hulu Original, which means it’s exclusive to the streamer. Those who already have a subscription can watch it for free, but you’ll need to subscribe in order to watch it.
Not subscribed to Hulu? Now’s your chance to join for free for the first month as the streamer is offering a 30-day free trial. Hulu’s most popular membership plan is the ad-supported package, which is $7.99/month. For a commercial-free experience, you can subscribe to Hulu’s premium plan for $14.99/month, which gives you everything from the ad-supported plan, plus you can download programs and stream them offline.
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For additional savings, bundle Hulu with Disney+ and ESPN+ for $12.99/month. Don’t want to bundle? Hulu members can add Disney+ by itself for an extra $2.99/month and additional channels like Starz for an added charge. Additionally, students can subscribe to Hulu for just $1.99 a month.
Looking for live TV? Try Hulu + Live TV for $69.99/month. The streaming package comes with over 75 live channels, DVR storage plus access to Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+. Hulu users can even create up to six profiles under one account and stream from up to two different screens at once. Hulu is also accessible from your smart TV, laptop, notebook or gaming console.
Watch the trailer for Imagine Dragons: Live in Vegas below.
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