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Austin City Limits has released its 2026 livestream schedule, confirming that Disney+ and Hulu will broadcast performances from Zilker Park across the festival weekend. The lineup includes major acts such as Charli XCX, Lorde, Turnstile, Geese, and Twenty One Pilots, allowing global audiences to watch sets in real-time.
A new Hulu documentary, 'The Swan: Behind the Mirror,' revisits the 2004 Fox reality series, revealing that contestants endured up to 15 cosmetic procedures in 10 hours without full consent. Directed by Erin Lee Carr, the film highlights severe long-term medical complications, including ruptured implants and dental failures, alongside manipulative production tactics like forced pageants and isolated living conditions. While some contestants regret the physical damage, many cite the lasting friendships formed during the show as a positive outcome.
Hulu’s new documentary, 'The Swan: Behind the Mirror,' exposes the brutal conditions of the 2004 Fox reality series. Directed by Erin Lee Carr, the film features former contestants detailing severe medical complications, coercive contracts, and manipulative production tactics that prioritized ratings over participant safety.
Hulu’s new documentary, 'The Swan: Behind the Mirror,' revisits the 2004 Fox reality series, revealing that contestants endured up to 15 cosmetic procedures in 10 hours without full consent. Directed by Erin Lee Carr, the film highlights severe long-term medical complications, including ruptured implants and dental failures, alongside manipulative production tactics like forced pageants and isolated living conditions. While some contestants regret the physical damage, many cite the lasting friendships formed during the show as a positive outcome.
Hulu released the documentary 'The Swan: Behind the Mirror' on September 29, 2026, directed by Erin Lee Carr. The film revisits the 2004 Fox reality series 'The Swan,' which drew nine million viewers but is now criticized as one of television's most unethical programs. The documentary features former contestants and producers detailing coercive practices, including forced cosmetic surgeries, restricted mirror access, and inadequate post-operative care. While the original show promised transformation, participants report being subjected to up to 15 procedures within 10 hours of anesthesia, often without informed consent. The film highlights long-term health consequences, including dental license suspensions and physical complications, exposing the exploitative nature of early 2000s reality television.
Hulu has not ordered a Season 15 for Futurama, concluding its run after Season 14. However, creator Matt Groening remains optimistic about a return, noting the show's history of revivals. Three extended specials are scheduled for 2027, including a Christmas-themed episode featuring Robot Santa.
The documentary 'Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger,' which chronicles the 2025 reunion tour of Liam and Noel Gallagher, will stream exclusively on Disney+ and Hulu on October 9. The release includes never-before-seen footage, full performances of 'Wonderwall' and 'Slide Away,' and a joint interview from the brothers. The film previously achieved the status of the UK's highest-grossing documentary of 2026 following its theatrical run.
Futurama concluded its 14th season on Hulu with the episode 'Final Ending: The Last Conclusion.' Creator Matt Groening confirmed there are no plans for a traditional Season 15, but three extended specials are in production for 2027. The show has cycled through multiple 'final' endings since 1999, with Groening expressing confidence that the series will eventually return.
TVLine ranks the top ten Hulu series of 2026, highlighting 'The Bear's' final season and 'Adults' second installment as standout successes. The platform's slate demonstrates a shift toward higher-quality drama and comedy, with 'Paradise' and 'Furious' emerging as critical hits. While some revivals like 'Malcolm in the Middle' received mixed reviews, the overall year suggests Hulu is successfully adapting to competitive pressures.
The weekend of September 25-27, 2026, features major streaming debuts across major platforms. Netflix releases the biographical thriller 'UNABOMBER' and the 'A Different World' reboot. HBO Max adds the horror hit 'Backrooms,' while Hulu launches the 13th season of 'American Horror Story.' Prime Video offers the rom-com 'The Love Hypothesis,' and Disney+ features 'Toy Story 5.'
A new Hulu documentary, 'The Swan: Behind the Mirror,' premiering September 29, 2026, revisits the controversial 2004 Fox reality series. Directed by Erin Lee Carr, the film features former contestants and producers detailing severe medical complications, coercive contracts, and the show's manipulative structure. While the original program drew 9 million viewers, it is now widely regarded as one of the most exploitative shows in television history.
Disney+ and Hulu raised prices for the fourth consecutive year, with ad-free plans now costing $21.49 per month. This 13% increase has prompted a wave of cancellations, with some subscribers quitting after years of loyalty. While Disney defends the move as industry-standard, critics point to a 207% price rise since 2019 and growing consumer fatigue with 'streamflation.'
Disney has raised prices for Disney+ and Hulu for the fourth consecutive year, effective September 23, 2026. Standalone ad-free plans for both services increased by $2.50 to $21.49 per month, while ad-supported tiers rose by 50 cents to $12.49. The ad-free bundle for both services increased by $2 to $21.99, but the ad-supported bundle remained unchanged at $12.99. Hulu + Live TV packages saw the largest increases, rising by $10 each. Disney justifies the hikes by citing competitor increases and investments in features, though the ad-free Disney+ price is now over three times its 2019 launch price.
Disney has announced its fourth price increase for Disney+ and Hulu in four years, with ad-free standalone plans rising by 13% to $21.49 per month. While the ad-supported bundle remains unchanged at $12.99, the move reflects a broader industry trend of rising costs and shrinking content quality, prompting consumer cancellations and a shift toward free, ad-supported alternatives.
The Walt Disney Company has implemented its fourth consecutive annual price increase for Disney+ and Hulu, raising standalone ad-free plans by 13% to $21.49 per month. Ad-supported tiers rose by 50 cents to $12.49, while the ad-free bundle increased to $21.99. These hikes follow a 116% jump in operating income for the combined services, aiming to steer users toward bundles and reduce churn.