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Peacock has announced the lineup of movies, TV shows, and live sports that will be available on the streaming service in February. The Peacock February 2025 schedule includes Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, Pharrell Williams’ Piece by Piece, SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night, Valentine’s Day titles, and more.

Dive into the colorful world of Pharrell Williams on February 7 when the streaming premiere of Piece by Piece debuts exclusively on Peacock.

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

The premiere of Peacock’s Original Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is coming just in time for Galentine’s Day on February 13. Tune in to catch up with our girl “Bridge” in the fourth installment of the beloved series.

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Big Brother 26 has been an up-and-down experience for Angela Murray.

Angela created some controversy in Week 1 when she poked fun at Matt Hardeman and again when she melted down after Brooklyn Rivera ate her Hoh food.

Angela has also had a more successful experience than many of the houseguests who came before her, as she has won two Hoh Competitions. It helped her survive when she could have been a target.

Week 6 was rough for Angela, as she broke down several times on the Live Feeds. One instance was during the August 25 episode, when Angela cried about possibly being nominated.

Viewers of the Live Feeds also saw her in an intense argument with Tucker Des Lauriers and breaking down during conversations with other houseguests.

Angela’s daughter has seen everything transpiring and took to social media to leave a message about her mom.

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Big Brother 26 has revitalized the game with dynamic twists and drama, ushering in a new era for the competition series. Viewers worried about AI-themed season execution were pleasantly surprised by the refreshing twists in Big Brother 26. Big Brother 26's cast has brought major drama and intense gameplay, captivating audiences and revitalizing the show's appeal.

Big Brother 26 has already changed the game entirely with an exciting cast and a variety of twists, leaving me feeling like this season is the start of a new era for the competition series thats reminiscent of old school Bb. Throughout the last few seasons of Big Brother, the show has been struggling to find its footing. With Big Brother 22, the second iteration of Big Brother: All-Stars, flopping entirely due to the level of pre-gaming the houseguests did, things have been shaky for the series in the last stretch of seasons despite Bb trying to reinvigorate the show.

A new Survivor episode featured a treat for fans of reality competition shows.

CBS and Global TV debuted their first Big Brother 26 commercials on Wednesday night.

The new Big Brother season arrives this summer, and Julie Chen Moonves returns as host.

It was recently revealed that the start date is July 17, and the season premiere will take place over two nights.

Details about a theme and what viewers can expect from the season premiere will come later.

What we do know is that CBS announced there are no returners for the BB26 cast.

A Big Brother 26 TV commercial to get fans buzzing

Below is a video of the first BB26 commercial. It features host Julie Chen Moonves speaking about the hit show returning this summer.

Since the BB26 cast hasn’t begun filming, the footage is from past Big Brother seasons. They also drop the start date toward the end...

A new Billie Eilish era is underway, as she has announced the title and release date of her third album.

For her upcoming LP Hit Me Hard and Soft, which arrives on May 17, Eilish is taking a different approach than for her previous records. This time, there will be no singles. Instead, the Grammy-winning singer wants to “give it to you all at once,” as she shared on Instagram.

“Finneas and I truly could not be more proud of this album, and we absolutely can’t wait for you to hear it,” she added in the social media announcement.

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After calling out artists for their wasteful vinyl variants, Eilish is committed to going green for this record, releasing limited physical copies on the same day, each featuring the same track listing. As was the case with her previous album Happier Than Ever,...

Big Brother 23 featured Derek Xiao and Claire Rehfuss.

The BB23 cast members were on the wrong side of The Cookout alliance that summer, leading to their early exits from the game.

But Derek and Claire made it to the jury phase. A romantic relationship developed between them in the jury house.

The secret of the relationship between Derek and Claire was kept close by their fellow jury members, and it only became public after the season finale.

As a reminder, The Cookout dominated that season, taking all six of its alliance members to the end.

The BB23 jury voted unanimously for Xavier Prather to win over Derek Frazier. It made Xavier the first winner of the $750,000 prize. The prize had been at $500,000 for the previous 22 seasons.

A relationship between Deek Xiao and Claire Rehfuss

Derek, a product manager, and Claire, an artificial intelligence engineer, kept busy after playing Big Brother...

Billie Eilish’s ex can now blame Christian Bale for the end of their relationship.

In a new interview with Amelia Dimoldenberg ahead of the Academy Awards, Eilish shared that she had an epiphany about her relationship after seeing The Dark Knight actor in a dream.

“I got to be real,” Eilish said as her brother Finneas let out a laugh. “A couple years ago I had a dream about Christian Bale and it was at a little cafe in the sunlight, and it made me realize that I had to breakup with my boyfriend.

Billie Eilish’s follow-up to Happier Than Ever could soon be on the horizon as the singer revealed on social media that “my album is mastered.”

Eilish hasn’t shared any other details about her first LP since 2019, nor has she penciled in a potential release date. However, an album’s mastering is typically the final step in the recording process before it’s pressed, printed, and distributed.

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Billie Eilish stopped by The Tonight Show to discuss her Grammy-nominated hit single “What Was I Made For?” and took the opportunity to tease new music. Speaking with host Jimmy Fallon, Eilish said she is “almost done” with the album she’s making.

“At some point you will know more, but I’m not going to say anything else,” Eilish confirmed despite Fallon’s prodding.

Elsewhere in the interview the musician discussed how she and her brother Finneas came to write and record “What Was I Made For?” for Greta Gerwig’s Barbie.

Nothing gold can stay, and to make room for everything new at Hulu in November, we have to say goodbye to dozens of the series and movies on the platform. The streamer will make room for its upcoming Christmas library by losing some of its horror-themed titles throughout the month, including “Stephen King's It,” most of its “Saw” franchise, and “Shaun Of The Dead.” Other major titles leaving the platform include Emma Stone’s breakthrough comedy “Easy A,” the Nora Ephron classic “Sleeping in Seattle,” and more.

Check out The Streamable’s top picks for what to catch this month on Hulu before they’re gone!

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Before “The Notebook,” “A Walk to Remember” was the go-to Nicholas Sparks coming-of-age schmaltz. Mandy Moore makes her film starring debut...

Throughout her career, Billie Eilish has found ways to dominate the pop sphere, even between album cycles. Between her 2019 debut album, When We All Fall Asleep Where Do We Go, and its 2021 follow-up, Happier Than Ever, the singer and songwriter won a Grammy Award for “Everything I Wanted,” a one-off single she created with her brother and collaborator Finneas. And “What Was I Made For” — their chilling contribution to the Barbie soundtrack — is the in-between song that will bridge Happier Than Ever and Eilish’s forthcoming third studio album, which...

There’s much to celebrate this September thanks to Plex! The free streaming service is adding 23 new titles to its library of over 50,000 this month, and even though the list may seem short, especially compared to some of the major streamers’ lists, Plex is flexing its movie muscles with major titles such as “L.A. Confidential,” “The King of Comedy,” and more.

Check out The Streamable’s top picks for the coming month and the full list below!

Watch Now $0+ / month plex.tv What are the 5 Best Shows and Movies Coming to Plex in September 2023? “Pi” | Friday, Sept. 1

Before “Requiem for a Dream,” “The Whale,” and the rest of his filmography, Darren Aronofsky made his feature directorial debut with the black-and-white psychological thriller “Pi.” Starring Sean Gullette, the film follows Max Cohen, a paranoid mathematician with an obsession to find order in the world amongst the diametrically opposed concepts of human irrationality and mathematical rationality.

A new month means new titles coming and old titles going for streaming services, and Tubi is no different. With fall around the corner, new shows and movies are being added to the free, ad-supported platform all month, with a big drop of titles on Aug. 1. The Fox-owned platform will welcome a wide range of shows and movies next month, including “Four Weddings And a Funeral,” “Kindergarten Cop,” and entire franchises like “Jaws.”

We are going through all of the new offerings to present the five best things to watch on Tubi in August and then down below, you can check out the feel offerings coming to the free ad-supported streaming TV (Fast) platform next month.

Watch Now $0 / month TubiTV.com What Are the Best Movies Coming to Tubi in August 2023? “My Cousin Vinny” (1992)

Starring Joe Pesci, Ralph Macchio, Mitchell Whitfield, and Marisa Tomei, “My Cousin Vinny” was a ’90s...

In 2021, The Cookout made history on Big Brother 23 as the first all-Black alliance, which helped to crown the first Black winner, and it's time to find out what they've been up to now. The Cookout included Tiffany Mitchell, Kyland Young, Hannah Chaddha, Azäh Awasum, runner-up Derek Frazier, and winner Xavier Prather. They worked together to ensure that they would all make it to the Final 6, guaranteeing that Big Brother would finally have its first Black winner. Tiffany came up with her genius "Master Plan," which made her a Big Brother legend.

Big Brother 23 contestant Tiffany's "Master Plan" consisted of each member of The Cookout choosing a plus-one who wasn't in the alliance. The plus-one would then share a place on the chopping block with The Cookout member, who would act as a pawn. This plan not only disguised The Cookout, but also ensured that the alliance had the votes to...

It’s a new month, and Hulu subscribers are getting a slew of new movies and TV shows to enjoy.

June 1 is jam-packed with more than 30 titles that have landed on the streamer, including the seventh and final season of Ava DuVernay’s “Queen Sugar,” the Jack Nicholson-led film “Hoffa,” Sacha Baron Cohen’s “Borat” and the entire “Twilight” franchise.

Mixing in a little of the old with new come goodies from 2023, like “Flamin’ Hot,” which tells the story of Mexican migrant Richard Montanez who came up with the idea for Flamin’ Hot Cheetos while working as a janitor at Frito Lay. The film lands on Hulu June 9.

Ending June with a bang will the be second season of “The Bear,” (June 22), Season 20 of “The Bachelorette” (June 27) and the sixth and final season of “Grown-ish.”

Here’s everything you can expect to hit Hulu this June.

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It’s summer time on Hulu and that can only mean one thing. With its list of new releases for June 2023, Hulu is bringing back last summer’s unexpected hit.

FX’s The Bear season 2 premieres all episodes on June 22. If you’re not already captivated by this intense culinary story about the little Italian beef shop that could, definitely catch up now. This time around, Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) and friends will attempt a major foodie rebrand. The only other Hulu series of note this month is the docuseries The Age of Influence. Premiering on June 5, this doc will examine the dark side of influencer culture.

Just like its corporate partner Disney+, Hulu will premiere Eva Longoria’s directorial debut, Flamin’ Hot, in June 9. The movie tells the true story of Frito-Lay janitor Richard Montañez (Jesse Garcia) who created an iconic snack that forever changed the food industry. Also...

Season 2 of last summer’s hit breakout series “The Bear” is set to premiere on Hulu on Thursday, June 22. After a tumultuous return to his family’s hole-in-the-wall Chicago restaurant, chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) and his staff transform the greasy sandwich joint into a first-class dining experience after he discovers the slush fund his brother left behind. Despite having the extra money to make his dreams a reality, the future proves to be both a personal and professional challenge for Carmy and the crew.

Watch the trailer for Season 2 of “The Bear”:

Beginning on June 14, the new series continuation of the beloved film “The Full Monty” arrives on Hulu. It’s 25 years later and the men and women of Sheffield, England, are in reboot mode, navigating life and family. The original 1997 movie focused on a group of down-on-their-luck, blue-collar men who put on a strip show to make ends meet.

Big Brother season 25's right around the corner, and there have already been numerous rumors about what the milestone installment will entail, including some chatter about the cast. Each summer, the hit reality show has brought something new and exciting to the famous house. Now, with such an important season coming up, fans are expecting the show to go above and beyond for the upcoming installment.

At the conclusion of season 24 last summer, CBS confirmed that Big Brother would be returning for season 25 in the summer of 2023. Since the show's been on the air for over 20 years, Big Brother has pulled off many surprises. Some have been more successful than others. While casting for Big Brother season 25's happening, there's still plenty of speculation. People wonder if the installment will consist of former houseguests. The generally reliable Twitter account @TheSpoilerGirl1 recently claimed that season 25 will be a "Vets vs. Newbies" season.

Kyle Capener and Alyssa Snider from Big Brother may have lied to fans about the real reason for their recent breakup. Kyle and Alyssa both competed on Big Brother season 24 when the hit reality show aired this past summer. The two had an instant connection, and quickly formed a showmance together.

In the midst of Big Brother season 24, Kyle found himself in a racial controversy, which ultimately led to his breakup with Alyssa. While talking about the game, Kyle made accusations that the minorities in the house were teaming up to form an alliance similar to Big Brother season 23's The Cookout. When the house found out what Kyle had been saying, Alyssa felt it was better if they distanced themselves from each other. Soon after these claims came to the surface, Kyle was sent to the jury house by his fellow houseguests. Three weeks later, Alyssa was also evicted from the Big Brother house.

Big Brother season 23 runner-up Derek "Big D" Frazier opened up about wanting to join the cast of the hit Peacock reality murder mystery show The Traitors. Derek was a member of the history-making all-Black alliance, The Cookout, along with Tiffany Mitchell, Kyland Young, Hannah Chaddha, Azäh Awasum, and winner Xavier Prather. Derek has often been criticized for coasting to the end of the game on the coattails of the stronger Cookout members. He was often shown lying around the Big Brother house and was not much of a physical player. He did not win any Head of Household or Power of Veto competitions. However, Derek often points to his social game as his strength and has taken credit in the past for forming The Cookout.

During the premiere episode of Heavy Crown's podcast The Royal Tea, which Big Brother's Derek Frazier now co-hosts with Tiffany and Hannah, Derek revealed...

Matt Turner is a candidate for Afh on Big Brother 2022. Pic credit: CBS

Big Brother odds about who will win America’s Favorite Houseguest this summer indicate some clear favorites.

The oddsmakers don’t always get it right, but there are clearly a few people who stand out from the rest when it comes to the possibility of them winning Afh this time.

The clear favorites are Taylor Hale, Michael Bruner, Matthew Turner, and Joseph Abdin. Monte Taylor has also become more popular, but his troubling behavior toward Taylor at the start of the season puts him in a tough spot.

Michael had been the clear favorite to win Big Brother 24, especially when he was racking up challenge wins. But when Turner and Monte saw the opportunity to take him out, they couldn’t pass it up.

Now, Michael resides in the jury house, but his popularity also took a...

Michael Bruner is dominating Big Brother 24 in the challenges. Pic credit: Sonja Flemming/CBS

The Big Brother 24 Afh will receive a nice cash prize on the season finale, rewarding them for being popular among fans of the show.

America’s Favorite Houseguest is voted on by Big Brother fans each season, and it typically becomes someone who viewers enjoyed watching during the long season.

For the Big Brother 23 season (Summer 2021), it was Tiffany Mitchell that won the Afh after she helped put together The Cookout and steered her alliance all the way to the end of the game.

This year, it has become difficult to predict who might win the award for the BB24 cast, as the most popular houseguests have shifted quite a bit over the weeks.

Early on, Michael Bruner was the clear favorite for a majority of Big Brother fans, but his popularity has taken a bit hit recently.

Kyle Capener, the latest houseguest to be evicted from the Big Brother house, has caused a wave of controversy in the outside world. And in recent weeks, live feed viewers initially accused the show producers of protecting the contestant by not showing the racist statements he made. Now, the show and Kyle are finally addressing the situation. The hashtag #stopprotectingkyle gained traction from the moment Kyle first accused Bipoc members of his own alliance, The Leftovers, of having a separate minority-only alliance in the vein of previous season’s The Cookout. The show faced backlash for not initially airing his multiple attempts to create an all-white alliance, just in case there was an all persons of color alliance (which there wasn’t). CBS eventually did show the 29-year-old’s statements, and this week, fellow houseguests Brittany Hoopes and Michael Bruner decided to use the information against Kyle, sharing it with the rest of the house.

*Caution: Spoilers ahead!

Bros before showmances! “Big Brother” delivered a special two-hour live eviction episode on Thursday, and with it came all the twists, turns, double-crosses and imploded alliances you could possibly hope for.

For the first time in weeks, it wasn’t immediately clear to everyone watching who would be heading home when it came time to vote. Or how Kyle Capener’s not-at-all subtle showmance with Alyssa Snider (who is not a part of his alliance) would drive a wedge into his alliance.

If anyone ever says “Big Brother” isn’t the best show on TV, they are objectively wrong.

So, which two houseguests sent packing? Scroll down for the big reveal. Otherwise, here’s how everything that led up to and played out during Thursday’s live show.

As any season of “Big Brother” progresses, the gameplay gets messier and alliances strain, often to a breaking point.

The ninth episode of “Survivor 42” aired on Wednesday night and concluded with host Jeff Probst snuffing out the torches of Rocksroy Bailey and Tori Meehan. The 44-year old from Las Vegas and the 25-year old from Rogers, Arkansas will join Chanelle Howell on the jury. Did the tribe make the right decision by voting out Rocksroy and Tori? And what were the dumbest, most shocking and most exciting moments of the last episode?

See Drea Wheeler urges ‘Survivor’ fans to ‘be kind’ after episode airs on racism and subconscious biases

Below, read our “Survivor 42” Episode 9 Top 5 moments. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite castaways on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Survivor” winners list and take home the 1 million grand prize.

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It took 29 days for the Celebrity Big Brother house to pare down this season’s 11 hopefuls, and on Wednesday’s season finale, the finalists were hungrier than ever to earn a spot in those final two seats. Even hungrier than a sleepwalking, cake-chomping Chris Kattan.

As a result of Monday’s double eviction, Todd Bridges and Lamar Odom got the boot, leaving Todrick Hall, Miesha Tate and Cynthia Bailey as the Final 3. And while crazier things have happened (I mean, who would’ve guessed that Jordan Lloyd would’ve won Season 11?), Cynthia’s going to have to win something, anything...

Reality series are often the guiltiest of pleasures, and we at TV Fanatic love to indulge.

From competition series to dating shows and even some documentaries, the stream of reality TV in 2021 was endless.

You can never go wrong with veteran shows like Survivor and Big Brother. Some of the controversial ones, like Married at First Sight, Love Island, and the 90 Day Fiance franchise, are the definition of "guilty pleasures."

If you're a true crime or documentary aficionado, we have some of the best and worst of those, too.

We TV Fanatics compiled a list of the Best and Worst out of the bunch. Check it out below!

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It is in the "best" category mostly because we miss Dance Moms so much, which is the next best thing to new Dm episodes!

Most surprising, though, is how personable Mama Jessalynn turns out to be.

Feeling a little déjà vu, Big Brother fans?

For the first time ever, the CBS reality competition staged two back-to-back double evictions this season, with the second one taking place on Thursday’s episode. And this time around, The Cookout was in a much less celebratory mood: After successfully reaching the Final Six with their alliance completely intact, The Cookout had to lose their own members for the first time on Thursday, with at least one female player guaranteed a trip to the jury house.

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The “Big Brother” jury house is starting to fill up, with Sarah Beth Steagall joining Britini D’Angelo and Derek Xiao last Thursday. Following Sb’s eviction from the game, the remaining eight players engaged in an endurance Head of Household competition in which they had to stand on their swings for as long as possible. As the outgoing secret Hoh, Claire Rehfuss was not eligible to win. Two other players, Derek Frazier and Alyssa Lopez, fell off their swings during last week’s live show. That meant one of the Cookout members was about to claim the Head of Household power, but who would they nominate for eviction?

See‘Big Brother’ winners list: All 22 seasons, plus spin-offs

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 23, Episode 26 to find out what happened Sunday, September 5 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section...

“Big Brother” host Julie Chen Moonves is defending The Cookout, the reality show’s dominant alliance this season that some are calling racist but which she says, “In my humble opinion, it is not.”

Those allegations have come about because The Cookout is made up entirely by players of color. Formed in week one, Kyland, Hannah, Tiffany, Azah, Xavier and Derek F. are all part of the alliance and are determined to make sure they are the final six players in the game. As a result, some people are calling it racist against white contestants. And with that, host Julie Chen Moonves disagrees.

“I think it’s hard for some people who are not of color to understand the importance of the Cookout making it this far,” she told Entertainment Weekly. “I have heard some call the formation of the Cookout a form of racism. In my humble opinion, it is not.

With The Cookout relentlessly dominating this Big Brother season, it’s true that this summer’s strategy has become a bit of a snooze. But… as a self-admitted Derek X. stan, I’m not mad about the way this week unfolded for Sarah Beth, as predictable as it may have been.

Head of Household Tiffany, then Anonymous Head of Household Claire, both nominated Sarah Beth and Kyland, who remained on the block after Power of Veto winner Hannah saved third nominee Xavier. We all know how it likely goes from here: The Cookout easily has the numbers to keep Kyland and boot Sarah Beth,...

For the third week running, Tiffany Mitchell is trailing her Cookout ally Xavier Prather in our Gold Derby predictions to win the season, but her reign as Head of Household this week comes with a lot of power. Since the outset of her win, Tiffany has aimed that power squarely in the back of Sarah Beth Steagall, her primary target for weeks and the leading prediction to be evicted this week with near-unanimous 9/100 odds.

Sarah Beth (Sb) was nominated by Tiffany on Sunday night alongside her closest ally Kyland Young. In that same episode, Tiffany was dethroned from the Hoh post, but safely so because her own plot to have an ally win the Coin of Destiny worked out. Indeed, Tiffany’s friend in the game, Claire Rehfuss, earned that power and kept the nominations the same. For a time, Sb and Kyland were joined on the block by Xavier,...

Showmances are pretty much an inevitability on “Big Brother,” but generally, they aren’t hard to spot. At the moment though, there are no relationships happening in season 23 — but that doesn’t mean kisses aren’t being shared. In fact, there was one big one on Thursday night and uh, no one seems to know what to make of it.

It came just minutes after Britini was officially evicted from the house. As the remaining players offered each other support, Derek F. and Kyland shared a big hug. As the seconds rolled on, Big D began kissing Kyland’s cheek and laughing. Upping the ante, Kyland grabbed Big D’s face and kissed him right on the lips.

Granted, Big D has made no secret of his attraction to Kyland throughout the show. But even so, the moment had fans scratching their heads as to why it happened.

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For the second week in a row, Big Brother has left us guessing about whether the Power of Veto was used to change the nominations — or, in this case, whether two Power of Vetos (er, Powers of Veto?) were used.

If you watch the live feeds or keep up with spoilers on social media, the start of Thursday’s episode came as no surprise to you: Alyssa chose not to use the veto she’d won in the Otev competition, while Kyland did use his bonus veto to take Claire off the block and replace her with Britini. Poor Britini,...

The season’s final pre-jury eviction arrived at the Big Brother house on Thursday night — and for the first time this summer, it was actually a bit of a nailbiter.

The show opted to hold this week’s Power of Veto ceremony until the top of Thursday’s episode, so we had to wait an extra day to learn that Christian was put on the block next to Sarah Beth after Britini saved herself. And yet, with several days between the veto ceremony and actual eviction, there was ample time for Derek X.’s backdoor plan to fail. Read on...

Strength in a show like “Big Brother” is not always about an ability to win competitions or devising the best strategy, but also involves putting yourself in a position that can defend to your eventual jury why you think you should win the $750,000. With that in mind, our first power rankings of the 23rd season comes at the final 12 and we’ve got a clear division between the 6 strongest and 6 weakest players in the game.

The players making the strongest case for themselves to win are the ones making power moves: Christian Birkenberger, Claire Rehfuss, Derek Xiao, Kyland Young, Tiffany Mitchell and Xavier Prather. Left at the bottom are Alyssa Lopez, Azah Awasum, Britini D’Angelo, Derek Frazier, Hannah Chaddha and Sarah Beth Steagall, all of whom have failed to find a way into the driver’s seat so far.

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After a crazy two weeks in the “Big Brother” house, Brandon “Frenchie” French said goodbye during the second live eviction episode. It was a near-unanimous vote over his block-mate Britini D’Angelo, with only Derek Frazier casting a pity vote to keep him. Following Frenchie’s one-on-one chat with Julie Chen Moonves, the eligible players competed in a Head of Household competition hosted by “Celebrity Bb” player Tom Green, with Xavier Prather answering the most correct questions. So who did new Hoh Xavier nominate for eviction? And who won this week’s wildcard comp?

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Frenchie’s reign as the first Head of Household of “Big Brother” this season is almost up, and just about everyone is ready to see it end.

The good news is that Kyland is no longer up for eviction in the first week. The bad news is the road to that moment was absolutely chaotic. Looking at things objectively, roughly two things went in Frenchie’s favor this week: Derek X used his power of veto to save Kyland, and that put Travis on the block. But let’s take stock of the rest.

Frenchie didn’t want Travis or Derek X playing for the power of veto. Both of them did. Frenchie didn’t want Derek X to win it, because Derek X was Frenchie’s first choice for a backdoor nomination. Derek X won. Frenchie didn’t want to have to go back on his promise of safety to Travis.

Hulu’s list of new releases for June 2021 is highlighted by a host of useful library titles and one fascinating original film.

The original film in question is the one that lends its delightful photo of Pierce Brosnan delivering a baby to this post. False Positive stars and was written by Ilana Glazer (Broad City). It sounds like a really fun, creepy time with a synopsis that reads: “After months of trying and failing to get pregnant, Lucy (Glazer) and Adrian (Justin Theroux) finally find their dream fertility doctor in the illustrious Dr. Hindle (Pierce Brosnan). But after becoming pregnant with a healthy baby girl, Lucy begins to notice something sinister through Hindle’s gleaming charm, and she sets out to uncover the unsettling truth about him, and her own “birth story.” Cool!

Hulu’s other original offerings aren’t too inspiring this month. Only Love, Victor season 2 on June 11 moves the needle much.

Hulu is out with its list of everything new arriving in August and everything leaving at the end of the month.

Highlights include “Ordinary Love,” a 2019 movie about how a couple endures a breast cancer diagnosis, and “Peanut Butter Falcon,” Shia Labeouf’s 2019 movie about a young man with Down syndrome who runs away from a nursing home to attend the wrestling school of his idol, the Salt Water Redneck.

Hulu Originals to look out for next month include Season 3 of “Find Me in Paris” and the Hulu Original premiere of “The Binge.”

Leaving at the end of the month are 2007’s “3:10 to Yuma,” 1973’s “Charlotte’s Web,” 1988’s “Rain Man,” and “The X-Files.”

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If you were concerned about there being a content drought in August due to the coronavirus pandemic shutting down Hollywood, you were…absolutely right in those concerns.

For its new releases in August 2020, Hulu is following Apple, Disney, and even Peacock’s lead in taking things nice and slowly. The vast majority of the notable offerings here are of the library variety. Hulu adds classic movies like Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Rain Man, and Top Gun on August 1. Those go along with the very much still-holds-up Casino Royale on August 31.

Hulu also has room for some interesting recent indie movies like Ordinary Love (Aug. 3) and Peanut Butter Falcon (Aug. 6). But when it comes to Hulu original content there’s not much going on. The unheralded Find Me in Paris debuts its third season on August 21. That is followed by original comedy The Binge on August 28. And that’s about it!

Hulu have a whole host of new titles coming to the service this month, everything from zombie thrillers and screwball comedies to action romps and music documentaries. Suffice it to say, there’s a lot to look forward to on the streaming service over the next few weeks and below, you can find the entire rundown of what’s on the way. Ready to dive in?

Available June 1

Celebrity Family Feud: Season 6 Premiere (ABC)

Press Your Luck: Season 2 Premiere (ABC)

Match Game: Season 5 Premiere (ABC)

Children’s Hospital: Complete Series (Adult Swim)

Mike Tyson Mysteries: Complete Seasons 1-3 (Adult Swim)

10 Year Plan (2014)

4th Man Out (2015)

Above & Beyond (2014)

Almost Adults (2016)

Born to be Wild (2011)

Casino (1995)

Charlie Wilson’s War (2007)

Cliffhanger (1993)

Constantine (2005)

Dave (1993)

Digging for Fire (2015)

Dirty Dancing (1987)

Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights (2004)

Equilibrium (2002)

Fair Game (2010)

Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell (1974)

Futureworld (1976)

Grown Ups (2010)

Happily N’Ever After (2007)

Happily N’Ever After 2...

Hulu is out with its list of everything coming and going on the streaming service in June.

Highlights include a new episode of the Hulu original anthology series “Into the Dark” called “Good Boy,” which follows Maggie (Judy Greer), who gets an emotional support dog for her anxiety — but little does she know, he kills anyone who adds stress to her life. Also, take a closer look at the hip-hop group Lin-Manuel Miranda was in before he did “Hamilton” in a new documentary called “We Are Freestyle Love Supreme.”

Leaving at the end of the month are classics like “Bend It Like Beckham,” “Blazing Saddles” and “Kill Bill” volumes one and two.

Below is the full list of everything coming and going throughout the month of June:

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June 1

Celebrity Family Feud: Season 6 Premiere (ABC)

Press Your Luck: Season 2 Premiere (ABC...

Amazon Prime’s new releases in June 2020 is fairly lacking in original material. That’s to be expected for a streaming service that focuses on quality over quantity to begin with now going through a pandemic content crunch.

Standup special Gina Brillon: The Floor Is Lava, Joseph Gordon-Levitt film 7500, and Pete the Cat season 2 are the only originals arriving this month. And that’s fine as Amazon is about to be home to one of 2019’s most fun films. That’s right – Knives Out makes its debut on June 12. It might be awhile before we get to see the next Benoit Blanc mystery so hopefully this will tide us over.

June 1 also sees the arrival of Dirty Dancing, Kingpin, and the tragically underrated Sex Drive. It’s not the most impressive month Amazon has ever had, but at least you still get free shipping.

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Though much of the entertainment industry is still in lockdown due to the Coronavirus and the quarantines imposed to help stop its spread, streaming services are thriving like never before. Netflix and Amazon Prime have both been seeing record viewing figures, while Disney Plus subscriptions are through the roof. Not to mention HBO Max just launched this week as well and is reportedly off to a strong start.

With all eyes fixed on the small screen these days, anything new and exciting is eagerly anticipated and after hearing all about what Netflix has coming next month, Amazon Prime has just announced their full line-up, and it’s packed with some pretty great movies and TV shows spanning multiple genres.

Ready to dive in?

Released June 1

Dirty Dancing (1987)

Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights (2004)

Fair Game (2010)

Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell (1974)

Futureworld (1976

How To Train Your Dragon (2010)

Incident At Loch Ness (2004)

Joyride...

Amazon Prime Video is out with its list of everything new coming to the streaming service in June 2020, from originals like its upcoming weekly docuseries spotlighting essential workers called “Regular Heroe” to “Pete the Cat: Season 2, Part 1.”

Other Prime original highlights include the third standup special from Gina Brillon, called “The Floor Is Lava,” as well as a feature film directorial debut from Patrick Vollrath called “7500.”

Prime members will also be able to stream old classics like “Dirty Dancing,” kid-friendly movies like “How to Train Your Dragon” and “Spy Kids,” and Daniel Radcliffe’s new action-comedy “Guns Akimbo.”

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Here is the full list of everything new coming to Prime Video at no additional cost in June:

June 1

Movies

Dirty Dancing (1987)

Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights (2004)

Fair Game (2010)

Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell (1974)

Futureworld (1976)

Grown Ups...

There are a lot of popular streaming platforms to choose from, but Hulu has always stood alongside Netflix as one of the two essentials for households looking for diversity in content. In the past, they’ve been known for focusing more heavily on newer television content, while Netflix has always offered a larger selection of sought-after films. But now, it looks like Hulu’s June lineup is only going to continue the service’s recent trend of providing high quality movies to bring itself in line with their competitor.

First up, you can get wholesome with Mr. Rogers in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, which tells the story of an investigative journalist who learns some hard life lessons from one of television’s most beloved personalities. You can then supplement that wholesomeness with My Girl and My Girl 2 for some wonderful 90s nostalgia.

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June 2020 is set to be a big month for the whole streaming Disney family. Not only will ESPN+ have the entirety of The Last Dance on its servers for late-adopting sports fans to catch up with, but Disney+ will be premiering its long-awaited Artemis Fowl film. Over on its biggest streaming service in Hulu, however, Disney is taking things a bit more slowly.

This month finds only three major original releases for Hulu. Animated medieval comedy Crossing Swords premieres on June 12, then Ya love story Love Victor and cooking show Taste the Nation with Padma Lakshmi both arrive on June 19. All in all, that’s not a bad haul for originals for the typically slow summer months.

June 1 sees a pretty impressive crop of movies coming to Hulu’s library as well. October Sky, The X-Files (1998), and Casino will all be ready to stream at the beginning of the month.

Hulu is out with its list of everything new coming in January, as well as everything that’s leaving at the end of the month.

Highlights include the Season 24 premiere of “The Bachelor,” available the day after it airs first on ABC — so Jan. 7 for Hulu subscribers. Get ready to see Peter Weber in all his glory.

“Homeland” Seasons 6 and 7 will be available Jan. 10, following CIA officer Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) and her mentor, Saul Berenson (Mandy Patinkin).

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U.K.’s “Love Island” Season 6 will premiere on Jan. 20, sans Caroline Flack. The second seasons of “Lodge 49” and “Shrill” premiere Jan. 13 and the 24th respectively.

Leaving on Jan. 31 are “The Fantastic Four,” “Crazy For Christmas,” and a handful of others.

Here’s the full list of everything coming and going to and from Hulu in January.

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Since making her Broadway debut in Eubie! in 1979, Jenifer Lewis has become a fixture onscreen with roles on A Different World, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Girlfriends and Meet the Browns, as well as starring in films like Jackie’s Back and The Cookout. She’s perhaps best known for playing a string of iconic mothers; her onscreen offspring includes Taraji P. Henson (Not Easily Broken), Angela Bassett (What’s Love Got to Do With It), Whitney Houston (The Preacher’s Wife) and Tupac Shakur (Poetic Justice).

“I was everybody’s mama because I was a born leader,” Lewis boasts to Et. She has no qualms about the mothers she’s played, or even about taking on the roles that some of her colleagues in Hollywood may have viewed as stereotypes.

“Obviously, I’ll do anything,” she says with a laugh. “I don’t care what it is; for that kind of money, I’ll play the...