Hulu’s new TV and movie releases for this week (February 9-15, 2026) include Season 2 of the popular drama series, The Artful Dodger. In The Artful Dodger, Jack Dawkins potrayed by Thomas

Disney is officially setting a timeline for the end of Hulu as a standalone streaming service. After announcing a $438 million buyout of Comcast’s stake in Hulu in 2025, Disney outlined plans to integrate the app into the Disney+ entertainment hub. However, Disney initially said the integration would be complete in early 2026.

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EXCLUSIVE: D'Arcy Carden and Will Forte series Sunny Nights is headed to Hulu. The comedy drama, which is directed and EP'd by Trent O'Donnell (Colin from Accounts) will launch in the U.S. on Hulu on March 11.

A Thousand Blows is a well-executed period drama that, much like Peaky Blinders, is forged out of ambition, desire, and pure, unadulterated violence. Riveting. It features engaging stories about immigration,

Disney+ pricing has been a bit all over the place recently. The service raised prices across all of its streaming plans (including Hulu) last October, before offering a pretty solid Cyber Monday deal in November. Over the holidays, the streamer returned to its aforementioned increased pricing.

Hulu is not shutting down immediately, and Disney has not announced a universal end date for the standalone Hulu app. For now, Hulu will remain available as its own app across most platforms, even as Disney continues to expand Hulu content inside Disney+.

There are apparently changes to Disney’s timeline for shuttering the Hulu app and merging its content into Disney+. Speaking at Disney’s Q1 2026 earnings and investor call, Disney’s Chief Executive Bob Iger said the content merger will take place before the end of the calendar year.

Memory of a Killer is Patrick Dempsey's newest network series about a hitman who gets diagnosed with Alzheimer's.

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'Friends Like These' will tell the story of the death of the West Virginia teen in 2012 through interviews, social media posts and Neese's own writing.