That change made Hulu + Live TV $82.99 a month and potentially erased Hulu's biggest advantage over YouTube TV. However, YouTube TV got its own January 2025 price hike, so these two are back on a ...

From Hulu + Live TV to YouTube TV, live streaming has come a long way. They deliver options for VOD programs that you watch on your own schedule, to new live programming, and even live televised ...

A new TVision study finds that YouTube beat out other streams in terms of its viewing share (21%) but Netflix had the largest household reach in 2024

Kelsey Cook's second comedy special 'Mark Your Territory' is set to premiere on Hulu next month, Deadline can exclusively reveal.

Bob Iger's empire kept the Google-owned platform at bay in Nielsen's monthly media distributor rankings for December.

The NFL's Tailgate Concert, an annual Super Bowl pregame event first held in 2021, is shifting from TikTok to YouTube with a performance by Post Malone.

You’ve seen The Substance, Wicked, and 2024's other best movies. Now see which one takes home film's top prize by streaming the 97th Academy Awards on March 2.

Kestutis Stasys Jaksta plays Leonid Brezhnev, General Secretary of the Soviet Union in Whiskey On The Rocks. Brezhnev held office from 1964 to 1982. In the show, he gets into action upon discovering the submarine’s operation has failed and seeks Thorbjörn Fälldin's help rescuing the crew.

YouTube reaches 63% of Black adults and 44.4% surveyed said that they have purchased products based on YouTube content – outpacing word of mouth (43.7%), Facebook (35.7%), Instagram (32.8%) and TikTok (31%).

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Blue got in the new political crime series on Hulu. “Paradise,” starring James Marsden and Sterling Brown, is available to stream now if you’re into that sort of thing, and in the first episode, Marsden’s character dropped an unexpected Kentucky Basketball reference.

The official YouTube channel for Hulu has released a new trailer for a series that explores political drama, conspiracy and espionage to its absolute limit. The series is called 'Paradise' and the trailer for it can be watched below.