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"It's possible that ... an FX show that FX made for Hulu could come to FX second after it went to Hulu first."
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Lewinsky is set to produce the season about the Clinton scandal. And you better believe Sarah Paulson is on board.
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The bundle will be available on November 12, launch date for Disney+.
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The opening episode details how football helped the nation of Rwanda heal in the wake of horrible genocide.
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This doc doesn't label itself as a marketing device, but that's what it is.
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Director Barak Goodman gives the people who produced and attended the festival as much weight as the music in this new documentary.
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The star also discussed Amazon's upcoming Lord of the Rings series.
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President Soumya Sriraman sits down with Decider to talk all things BritBox.
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Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne spark magic for Amazon.
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The projects include a docuseries from The Jinx producers, a docuseries about Tupac, and Andrea Nevins' Women in Comedy.
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The limited series tells the story of hair care pioneer CJ Walker, America's first black, self-made female millionaire.
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And why we can expect "A lot of Tres Amigas stuff going on this season."
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Production on Atlanta Seasons 3 and 4 is slated to begin next spring.
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The network is betting on passion > algorithms with a pretty and interactive new site.
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Silverstone and Feuerstein will play parents in the live-action adaptation of Ann M. Martins bestselling book series.
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The film, though beloved by many, was panned by critics when it came out in 1995.
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It's Lucille Ball's birthday, but I Love Lucy keeps giving us gifts.
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The truth might scare you.
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"He ate my face," Garth said of Jason Priestley. "Every time, makeup completely ruined."
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The famed author won countless awards over her long career, including the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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"I don't have to proclaim that I am gay, I'm straight, I'm bisexual, I'm this. I just like who I like."
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As dated as this movie feels now, there's one aspect that is still frustratingly accurate.
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These fabuously-funny comediennes once again prove that women do it better!
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Wes Anderson's unforgettable '90s classic is now streaming on Hulu!