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The Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I had to send a picture of my boiler to British Gas but accidentally shared a VERY different snap – I'm so embarrassed
SHE was meant to send a picture of her boiler to British Gas, so they could work out her bill. But Nicole accidentally sent the company a VERY different image, and was left in hysterics when she realised her mortifying mistake. 3 3 She took to TikTok to share a hilarious video as she explained the situation, while struggling to speak through her laughter. "I've just sent British Gas a picture that I meant to send to my sister," she said. "I found it really funny and I sent it to my sister. "And you know when you do the 'press and share' thing? "It goes to the most recent people who have texted you and I sent it to British Gas!" "I don't know what to do now," she sighed, before showing the picture in question. The snap showed her pulling a hilarious face while mimicking the face she was pulling on the front of a mug she was holding. "Wait till the end… The picture is literally the best thing you will ever see," Nicole wrote in the video caption. Hilariously, British Gas was among the people commenting on Nicole's video, as they admitted it "made our day". Nicole and best friend Annie, who run the TikTok account together, said in another video that they'd been left "shooketh" by British Gas' response. Woman shares hilarious warning not to tan after drinking wine as she's left 'two different colours' in her own mishap Others couldn't wait to comment on Nicole's hilarious mishap, with one writing in the comments of the original video: "I was NOT prepared for that!" "Oh dear god. They won't forget that in a hurry!" another laughed. "That's hilarious. I can't stop laughing!" someone else said. "As someone who works in customer service, these pictures make our day much better," another promised. "You have no idea. Had a weekly thing of recipes once and it was the best." While there were some people who used the comments section to reveal their own hilarious mishaps when trying to send something and sending something else. "I had to send some docs to my bank once and i accidentally attached a photo of me working from home in my dressing gown with a headset on and a double chin 8 months pregnant," one giggled. "They did open my account but never mentioned it, thank god!" "I recently had to renew my DBS for work and I sent the documents electronically as well as two pics of my sons wedding, a pic of my mother in law, and a Snapchat pic of me in plats looking surprised wearing cartoon bright pink glasses,," another admitted.


Hindustan Times
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Report: Remembering Veenapani Festival (RVF), 2025
Near the entrance of Adishakti Theatre's campus, at the feet of a large ficus tree, is a board saying, 'It wasn't always like this.' It's true – it wasn't. It has been told that the land – now a myriad shades of green, filled with butterflies and lush ferns – was arid, when Veenapani Chawla, who had arrived in Auroville to pursue a spiritual life, was gifted it. 'Do something here,' the person who gifted it to her had said. Somehow, they knew that she could turn that land around. And how she did! During the 11th edition of the Remembering Veenapani Festival (RVF), held at Adishakti Theatre, Auroville from 13 to 19 April, it was plain to see that the land is now moist and fertile. Creatures of all kinds abound on many legs. The centipedes, for instance, are quite spectacular. Dogs and cats peacefully co-exist. They seem friendlier and quieter (I noted fewer hidden-for-fun footwear incidents this time). The creatures with no legs that slither around have also been seen, bothering no one and going about their work. Adishakti Theatre, I noted, has a new office building and dining room – a fresh receptacle for the rich conversations that happen during meal times. The red-oxide covered round tables outside offer stiff competition to this space. The Ammas and Annas working in Adishakti still give actors free demos in voice projection as they discuss tasks and share banter, throwing their voices across the land. Volunteers from all over India (there were many theatre enthusiasts from Bareilly this time) blended in as if they'd always been there. The profound and hilarious sign boards painted by Malavika PC invite people to enter the layers of the space, to engage deeply. This year's RVF saw actors like Amir Khan and Prabhu Deva joining from other cities through specially recorded video messages. A new accordion book annotating a seminal address by Veenapani Chawla was released during the inauguration and made available to all festival attendees through a scanned code. RVF delivered on the promise of diverse programmes including not just plays, concerts, dances and workshops but also feasts that featured (among other things) – nannari juice, buttermilk, bajjis, burgers and popsicles. The queues to get into the theatre were longer than ever before. From Sufi to classical music, qawwalis and early morning concerts, musical plays to thought provoking dances – the festival fare was varied. RVF 2025 opened with Ilham, a collaborative concert by Sufi singer Smita Bellur and Rajasthani folk band SAZ, comprising Sadiq Khan, Asin Khan and Zakir Khan Langa. The rapport between the four musicians enabled a seamless flow of the ghazals, folk songs, khayals and bhajans presented. Two distinct approaches to music-making complemented each other in Ilham. While Smita's precise diction and skilful voice modulation reflected extensive training and a rigorously honed musical practice, the folk musicians' unmasked voices, as also the musical tonalities they created, showcased music as a way of life, imbibed across generations. Finely balanced, team Ilham treated audiences to classical and poetry based compositions as well as popular Kabir bhajans like Man laago yaar fakiri mein and Moko kahaan dhoondhe re bandhe. Savera by SAZ, Adishakti's first ever dawn concert, ushered in the new year on the Tamil calendar on April 14. Folk songs celebrating dawn, picking on love's challenges, expressing nostalgia for home, paying homage to the guru and saluting nature – sat well with the early morning air. Team Adhishakti's Bali, written and directed by Nimmy Raphel – also Adishakti's Managing Trustee – innovatively explored questions on deceit, gender and power. Urmila, another Adishakti production written and directed by Nimmy Raphel, masterfully laid out the rebellion and rage of one of the least mentioned female characters from the Ramayana. The dramatic language of Bali and Urmila, though quintessentially Adishakti-esque, deployed unexplored visually engaging metaphors and images. Vishwakiran Nambi's Yele Oota that spoke through the combined vocabulary of classical, folk and contemporary dance forms, delved into issues of inequality in food distribution and access. The coordination and skill of the dancers had the audience riveted. Bhoomi, the other Adishakti home production, broke away from their style of non-linear narratives, bringing up questions on perpetrators and victims of sexual violence within artistic spaces. The play was written and directed by Vinay Kumar, Adishakti's Artistic Director. Mallika Taneja's Do you know this song? had the audience singing through the play, even while reflecting on lost voices and broken dreams. The play's unique scenography, soundscape and musical design – also the host of handmade dolls used as props – had the audience's attention till the very end. The festival culminated in a qawwali performance by the Warsi Brothers from Hyderabad. Nazeer Ahmed Khan and Naseer Ahmed Khan with their ensemble of musicians invited the audience to inhabit the poems, taste their words and thus dive into the essence of each song. The Remembering Veenapani Festival is more than a tribute to the founder of Adishakti Theatre. It is an attempt to foster the arts and theatre watching. 'Progress in arts is not something tangible. You can't measure it by the normal yardstick. We have had some 3000 people at least coming in this festival. Out of that, if 200 people go and watch theatre, it is still a success,' says Nimmy Raphel. Explaining the ethos behind the green campus she says, 'As much as we grow, a space should also grow and be creatively stimulating.' Speaking about the decision to keep the festival open to all and free of cost, Vinay Kumar says, 'We are still building a community of art lovers, arts seekers and ticketing may create a different energy around the festival. It may become a gate. People travel from all over the world to come here. It will be an additional burden if we ask them to buy tickets.' He points out that 'the performances come from an emotional level, not for money.' That these performances are not just well received but make space for multiple viewpoints, is a huge strength of the festival. Renukamma, who came to Adishakti as a construction labourer many decades ago but was employed to work on the campus, describes how much she and her family members enjoy the performances. 'I go back after work and bring my grandchildren and others to watch the shows,' she says. 'This is a time we look forward to,' she adds, fondly recalling many memories of how Adishakti Theatre has evolved over the years. Charumathi Supraja is a writer, poet and journalist based in Bengaluru.
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Dream Team: ‘Étoile' creators Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino on the secrets of their partnership: ‘You want to be jealous of something someone has done'
They're married to their work, their words, their worlds. The husband-and-wife team of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino have created some of television's most meticulous, hilarious, singular series, populated with unforgettable characters from the Gilmores to the Maisels. And they've done it all working side-by-side as creators, writers, directors, and executive producers — and still managed to stay married for '400 years' (according to them). Gold Derby: What's your secret? How do you keep the magic going on and off-screen? More from GoldDerby 'Hacks' renewed for Season 5 ahead of Season 4 finale Iliza Shlesinger's comedy evolution: 'You don't want to be 42 telling the same jokes you told at 22' The mystery of Pedro Pascal's Emmy category solved as HBO's 'The Last of Us' submissions are revealed Amy Sherman-Palladino: So much alcohol. Just constant inebriation. I don't know, what is it, Dan? What's our magic? Dan Palladino: We get this question from all walks of life. Our teamster driver would be like, how do you work with your wife, Dan? There's people who find it horrifying. There's people who find it inspiring. I think it really started in earnest on Gilmore Girls, when Amy wrote the pilot and produced the pilot and was having some trouble. I knew exactly what she was doing. The script was very, very delicate, the project was very, very delicate. It wasn't a plot-heavy concept. Sherman-Palladino: It was a time when they were leaning heavily into Dawson's Creek. And it wasn't a show that the WB dancing frog totally understood. Palladino: I knew instinctively exactly what she was going for. So even though I was running Family Guy at the time when I would finish up there, I would go from North Hollywood over to Burbank and help her out. And I wrote some of the scripts in the beginning and that's sort of how it started. And then from there, we break every story together in a room, usually with other writers. If we have a disagreement… Sherman-Palladino: We cage fight it out. Palladino: The winner is the person who's most passionate about their side. And then once that path is picked, the other person takes that as their path as well, and there's no "I told you so" later. The worst thing you can do in a partnership is later on say, "I told you so" because it's uncreative, it's mean. I think that's the main thing that we sort of figured out. Sherman-Palladino: I don't think people realize the job is so big. It's such a ridiculously big job that there are many days where we don't see each other till martinis come out at dinner, because if I'm directing, he could be in editing. There's so much to do that we'll go in together and then we're sitting at a bar going, what was your day like? Palladino: We're not even together now. We're here using AI. SEE'Gilmore Girls,' 'Maisel' creator Amy Sherman-Palladino on the star who's 'separated at birth,' who wanted to get fired, and who will never get away How do you divide and conquer? Are there particular parts of the job either of you like more than the other or dislike more than the other that you hand off to each other? Sherman-Palladino: I can't write an outline to save my life. Palladino: That's true. I write all the outlines. Sherman-Palladino: At that point, I just want to start writing the script but the way it works in our world, we break things so detailed in the room because our outlines are meant to tell Bill Groom exactly what sets he needs to build, exactly what costumes we need, how many dancers Marguerite needs, what music we need, all of that is in our outlines so that when we hand them out to production, they can all go do their thing. So outlines are actually extremely important. They're not just a writer's tool. They're really more a production tool for us. Which means, I don't care. And Dan, God love him, is the patient one who actually sits and make sure that the outlines are cohesive, because it's the lifeline to making production work in our world. Palladino: We both started off as writers, obviously. And I think once we transitioned into directing, it's such a puzzle that you can never really solve. It's kept us really, really engaged in a way that I don't think we would have if we had not went into directing. Sherman-Palladino: Also writing is really lonely. You're sitting in a room and you're staring at a computer and the computer is basically saying to you, you're out of words, you're done. Why haven't you retired yet? So you're having a conversation with your computer saying, but no, I have to, like people are waiting for the script and your computer is saying, well, they're shit out of luck. And so while you're arguing with a piece of equipment, you could be on stage with actors and your DP. And if you get stuck on stage and something isn't quite working, people have ideas. That's where you see the dancers and the music and you get to hang out with Luke Kirby. How's that bad? Compared to the lonely sadness of being in a corner eating your hair when you're writing a script. SEE'Étoile' cast and creators on fast-talking, mean drunks, and what they learned from 'Gilmore Girls' How do you decide between the two of you who's going to tackle which script as the director? Because I know you're both so passionate about directing. Is it which episode you're more attached to? Sherman-Palladino: It's pretty organic. In general, it feels like this is something I'm going to take, or Dan's got such a strong instinct for the most important part of that, so that's what he should take. That actually has been kind of a pretty organic conversation. Frankly, when you're in this business for 400 years, which we're going on our 400th anniversary, when you've been doing it this long, what you want is to be jealous of something that someone else has done. So there's nothing kind of better for me than if he directs an episode that I didn't necessarily want, my eye wasn't on that episode, but then I see him and I see what he's done and I'm like, God damn it, then I'm really jealous and angry so that in my next episode, I've got up my own game. It keeps you on your toes. Palladino: Appropriate for a dance show. How did you come up with the idea for this dance show? And by the way, did you have a crystal ball where suddenly arts were going to become a thing that we were going to have to fight for? Sherman-Palladino: No. And how sad that we're in a position where we're fighting for something so important. I don't know if people understand that, drawing on the walls of caves was art. Art has been part of the human experience for as long as there have been humans, and to be losing it should terrify everybody because the best part of people is when you think differently and you can learn about other experiences that aren't your own, or your mind can go someplace that you didn't think it could go, that's what art does. So no, we didn't foresee it. I was a dancer, I trained as a dancer my whole life. I have got three back surgeries to prove it. Welcome to the world of rods in your lower back. So it's always kind of been in in my zeitgeist and Dan was a musician. Our writing is rhythmic and has a patter to it. It's an organic world for us. We tiptoed into it with Bunheads, although Bunheads was much more of a coming of age with a background in ballet. Dancers were very important to the Maisel experience. It just felt like a world we wanted to sort of live in. We love dancers. We love the fact that these amazing creatures that are totally completely devoted to an art form where they're guaranteed to never make a dime. Which is a shocking thing. It's just pure love of the art form. That's a spirit and an energy you kind of need in your world. So we slid into the idea of, if we were ever going to do a workplace comedy, what sort of workplace comedy would we do? And ballet seemed to be the right fit. What do you want people to take away from the show? Sherman-Palladino: The ballet is a weird, wonderful, interesting world. It's not all tutus and, swans on stage, that it's very athletic. You're racing against the clock. It's grueling. It's tough. It's cutthroat. It's weird. And frankly, it's for everyone. It's storytelling. If you like story, if you like athletics, if you like music, if you like drama and comedy or just spectacle, that's what ballet is. Ballet is not some precious art form that the Van-uppeties go on a Friday night with their monocles. That is not what ballet is. Ballet is for everyone. And if more people could just realize that it's this wonderful thing that's right there and be a part of it and experience it, it can change your world a little bit. Palladino: It's an entertaining funny show about the fragility of arts. Everybody loves the arts in some form or another. We live in New York City. We see people with MAGA hats, going to Broadway shows. Sherman-Palladino: And crying, and coming out sobbing, and they're touched. Palladino: It's something that can bring people together. So it's something that we want to protect, whether it's ballet or theater or television or films to be seen theatrically, not all on TV. It's something for all of us to fight for. And we just wanted to obviously do it in an entertaining way. As you look back over the course of the season, is there a moment you're proudest of? Palladino: We didn't even finish the first episode until the very, very end of our shoot. We had never done anything like that because we were crisscrossing countries, and we had to get out of Paris for the Olympics. … This was our chance to do like a big ensemble workplace comedy set in a dramatic world. I think we achieved what we were attempting to do. And yeah, it was the most ambitious thing we've ever attempted for sure. Sherman-Palladino: Yeah, there's something wrong with us. We need to be checked out, for sure. Palladino: But also we hate boredom. But we love these actors and we got to live in Paris for a while and there's no bad there. Nothing bad about that at all. And given all of that, what do you want to see in season two? Sherman-Palladino: I want there to be a season two. I know that there was an announcement that we got a two-season pickup, but that is fake news, ladies and gentlemen. So it's tough. We're in a time where IP is king and we're not based on a comic book, although I've tried to lie to Amazon and say, no, it was a very successful graphic novel. … We would just love to have a season two and I'm not sure if that's possible. So we're going to live with the wonderfulness of these actors and how great they are and these beautiful dancers. This article and video are presented by Prime Video. Best of GoldDerby 'The Pitt' star Supriya Ganesh on Mohan 'reworking' her trauma and when she'll realize Abbot is flirting with her TV sound editors roundtable: 'Adolescence' and 'Secret Level' 'Secret Level' sound editor Matt Yocum on using the 'punchy aesthetic' of video game audio for new animated series Click here to read the full article.


India Today
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Make it happen: Faf du Plessis' response to fan's suggestion on pic with Preity Zinta
Faf du Plessis had a hilarious reaction to a fan who suggested that he should be cast alongside Preity Zinta in a movie after a picture of both of them went viral after the game between DC and PBKS on Saturday, May 24. Du Plessis and Zinta were seen having a chat after the game, which Delhi won under the leadership of the South African. advertisementThe fan suggested that Du Plessis has got the action hero vibe and Zinta is ageing like fine wine at the moment. The fan said on social media that the pairing has potential and should be cast in either in a sports drama or a royal romance. Also Read: Preity Zinta questions umpiring standards in IPL after PBKS get robbed of a six vs DC The South African responded to the fan and said, "Make it happen."You can see the full interaction below: Courtesy: Faf du Plessis X Du Plessis and DC ended their campaign with a win on Saturday. What Du Plessis said about the winadvertisementDu Plessis said that it was important to finish with the win, as being in the top five was a fair reflection of their performances this season. The DC vice-captain also said that the side missing out on playoffs after a brilliant start is one of the great mysteries of the season. Du Plessis felt that DC lost the small margins during the game with both the bat and ball and that was the difference in the end. "It is really important. We wanted to finish top four, but finishing in top five was a fair reflection on us.""It's one of the great mysteries, we tried to answer that question a few times in the dressing room. Confidence, lack of runs, when you are playing well, you get to win the small margins. Every game that small window of 5-6 overs in batting and bowling and in a big tournament like that it cost us," said Du Plessis. Du Plessis had an indifferent season as it was affected by injury and he managed to score just 202 in 9 matches. Stay updated on IPL 2025 with India Today! Get match schedules, team squads, live score, and the latest IPL points table for CSK, MI, RCB, KKR, SRH, LSG, DC, GT, PBKS, and RR. Plus, keep track of the top contenders for the IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap. Don't miss a moment!Tune InMust Watch IN THIS STORY#IPL 2025
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
New On Hulu May 2025, Plus What's Coming Next
The list of new titles streaming on Hulu in May is serving up terrific titles all month long. Get ready for all the excellent movies and shows coming out, including the releases Hulu Original movies and series like Summer of '69,The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Season 2 Premiere, and more, all coming your way within the next few weeks. Other noteworthy titles to look out for this month include additional Hulu and FX Original titles like Nine Perfect Strangers: Season 2 Premiere, Welcome to Wrexham: Season 4 Premiere, and Adults: Complete Season 1. So, if you're trying to decide what to watch right now, Hulu's definitely got you covered with everything they've got coming your way in May. Each month, Hulu adds a varied and impressive list of movies and specials new and old. Out of a lineup full of big-name hits, this recently released title stands out as the best new special coming to the platform this month. Jillian Bell makes her directorial debut with this Hulu Original comedy film that follows awkward high school senior Abby Flores (Sam Morelos) on her slightly unusual path to attract her longtime crush, Max (Matt Cornett). In hopes of learning some lessons in the art of seduction, Abby hires exotic dancer Santa Monica (Chloe Fineman) for some pointers, and in the process, embarks on a hilarious and heartwarming journey towards newfound friendships, confidence, acceptance, and self-discovery. New Hulu series, seasons, and episodes drop this month to much anticipation. The lineup of new shows on Hulu this May features premieres for some of the most hyped series this year. But, among all the awesomeness, these two titles stand out. Here are the best new shows on Hulu this month. Reality series Vanderpump Villa returns to Hulu early this month for a brand new season, tracking the exploits of Lisa Vanderpump's latest luxurious villa, this time leaving France behind to follow an elite crew working at Vanderpump's Castello Rosato in Italy's Umbria region. In this new setting steeped in history, elegance, and timeless style, big celebrations and affluent guests bring engrossing drama and entertainment that you won't want to miss. After a breakout first season, Hulu Original reality series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives makes its highly anticipated return as it takes viewers back to Utah amidst the juicy world of Mormon #MomTok. The surprise return of a swinger from #MomTok's sex scandal makes a major splash as friendships are tested and drama explodes like never before. See it all go down in The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Season 2 as soon as it premieres this month, only on Hulu. Wondering what else you'll be able to watch on Hulu this month? Here's the full list of new movies and shows coming out on Hulu streaming in May 2025: Alienoid (2022) Alienoid 2 (2024) Alone Australia: Complete Season 1 Anaconda (1997) Anaconda – En Español (1997) Attack The Block (2011) Attack the Block – En Español (2011) Austenland (2013) Austenland – En Español (2013) Babylon A.D. (2008) Bad Teacher (2011) Bad Teacher – En Español (2011) Basic (2003) Basic – En Español (2003) Battle of the Year (2013) Battle Of The Year – En Español (2013) Con Air (1997) Courage Under Fire (1996) Deliver Us From Evil (2020) Enemy Of The State (1998) Far From the Madding Crowd (2015) Georgia Rule (2007) Hacksaw Ridge (2016) History's Greatest Escapes with Morgan Freeman: Complete Season 2 Horrible Bosses (2011) Horrible Bosses 2 (2014) Inmate to Roommate: Complete Season 2 Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa (2013) Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa – En Español (2013) James Brown: Say It Loud: Complete Season 1 Jeopardy! Masters: Season 3 Premiere (ABC) Joy (2015) Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017) Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014) Kung Fu Panda (2008) Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011) Little Fockers (2010) Maid in Manhattan (2002) Maid in Manhattan – En Español (2002) Man on Fire (2004) Meet the Fockers (2004) Meet the Parents (2000) Meet the Spartans (2008) Mission: Impossible (1996) Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011) Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol – En Español (2011) Mission: Impossible II (2000) Mission: Impossible II – En Español (2000) Mission: Impossible III (2006) Mission: Impossible III – En Español (2006) Mormon Mom Gone Wrong: The Ruby Franke Story Naruto Shippuden: Complete Season 9 (DUBBED) (Viz) Once (2007) Once Upon a Time in America (1984) Pawn Stars: Complete Season 22 Prospect (2018) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Sex Tape (2014) Sex Tape – En Español (2014) Shadow (2018) Spy (2015) Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (1977) Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi (1983) Street Kings (2008) Stuber (2019) Super Troopers 2 (2018) Take Me Home Tonight (2011) Tears of the Sun (2003) That's My Boy (2012) The 5th Wave (2016) The 5th Wave – En Español (2016) The Chicano Squad: Complete Season 1 The Childe (2023) The Guardian (2006) The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil (2019) The Infiltrator (2016) The Insider (1999) The King's Man (2021) The Marine (2006) The Negotiator (1998) The Power Of One (1992) The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty (2013) The Villainess (2017) The Wailing (2016) The Witch: Subversion (2018) The Witch 2: The Other One (2022) Tropic Thunder (2008) Waitress (2007) Wedding Crashers (2005) 72 Hours (2024) Decision to Leave (2022) Harbin (2024) Pita Hall: Film Premiere *Hulu Original The Last Word (2017) Escape (2024) Evil Lives Here: Complete Season 13 Jimmy O. Yang: Guess How Much (2023) Naked and Afraid: Complete Season 10 Naked and Afraid XL: Complete Season 3 Unsellable Houses: Complete Season 2 Insidious: The Red Door (2023) Insidious: The Red Door – En Español (2023) Kun by Agüero: Complete Limited Series (SUBBED) *Hulu Original 60 Days In: Complete Season 9 Alone Australia: Complete Season 2 Find My Country House: Australia: Complete Season 1 New House No Debt: Complete Season 1 Pil's Adventures (2021) Vanderpump Villa: Complete Season 2 *Hulu Original Behind Enemy Lines (2001) Commando (1985) Hitman (2007) Hitman: Agent 47 (2015) Men Of Honor (2000) Summer of '69: Film Premiere *Hulu Original The Damned (2024) The Thin Red Line (1998) The Transporter (2002) The UnXplained: Complete Season 7 Transporter 2 (2005) Blonde and Blonder (2008) Expedition Unknown: Complete Season 6 How It's Made: Complete Season 21 My 600-lb Life: Complete Season 2 My 600-lb Life: Where Are They Now?: Complete Season 1 Robert Durst: An ID Murder Mystery: Complete Season 1 Scorned: Love Kills: Complete Season 2 Strangerland (2015) Trust (2010) Vengeance: A Love Story (2017) War Inc. (2008) I'm the Villainess, So I'm Taming the Final Boss: Complete Season 1 (SUBBED & DUBBED) My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!: Complete Season 1 (SUBBED & DUBBED) Hell's Paradise: Complete Season 1 (SUBBED & DUBBED) Shangri-La Frontier: Complete Season 1 (SUBBED & DUBBED) Good Bad Things (2023) Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015) Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation – En Español (2015) Not Others: Complete Season 1 (SUBBED) Beach Hunters: Complete Season 7 Cake Boss: Complete Season 15 Container Homes: Complete Season 1 Curb Appeal: Complete Season 25 Cutthroat Kitchen: Complete Season 4-5 Dr. Pimple Popper: Complete Season 5 Extreme Homes: Complete Season 5 Flea Market Flip: Complete Seasons 10 and 14 Island Life: Complete Seasons 19 and 20 My 600-lb Life: Complete Season 3 My Strange Addiction: Complete Season 5 and 6 Naked and Afraid: Complete Season 9 Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta: Complete Season 7 Tanked: Complete Seasons 13-15 The Last Alaskans: Complete Season 4 The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Season 2 Premiere *Hulu Original Undercover Billionaire: Complete Season 2 Unusual Suspects: Complete Season 7 Worst Cooks in America: Complete Season 24 Crossroads (2002) Matteo Lane: The Al Dente Special (2025) *Hulu Original The Last Breath (2025) Welcome to Wrexham: Season 4 Premiere *FX Production Death by Fame: Complete Season 1 Destinations of the Damned With Zak Bagans: Complete Season 1 Expedition X: Complete Season 6-7 Jim Gaffigan: Noble Ape (2018) Jim Gaffigan: Quality Time (2019) Jimmy O. Yang: Good Deal (2020) Spring Baking Championship: Complete Season 1-3 Zarna Garg: One in a Billion (2023) American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story (2021) Night Call (2024) Nine Perfect Strangers: Season 2 Premiere *Hulu Original Nine Puzzles: Series Premiere *Hulu Original Ancient Aliens: Complete Season 20 Gordon Ramsay's Secret Service: Series Premiere (Fox) Intervention: Complete Season 25 Jump!: Complete Season 1 Outrageous Love with Nene Leakes: Complete Season 1 Taken in Plain Sight (2024) The Last Showgirl (2024) BBQ Brawl: Flay V. Anderson V. Burrell: Complete Season 4 Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern: Complete Season 3 Fixer Upper: Welcome Home: Complete Season 1 Gold Rush: Complete Season 1 Homestead Rescue: Complete Season 12 How to Please a Woman (2022) Re: Zero: Complete Season 1 The Seed of the Sacred Fig (2024) Tower of God: Complete Season 1 Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy: Complete Season 1 Adults: Complete Season 1 *FX Production The Silencing (2020) Into the Deep (2024) Rickey Smiley: Untitled (2025) House Hunters: Complete Season 253 House Hunters International: Complete Season 18 Leanne Morgan: So Yummy (2018) Mysteries at the Museum: Complete Season 24 Tournament of Champions: Complete Season 1 Vanished in New Canaan: An ID Mystery: Complete Season 1 Still wondering what Hulu content is on the horizon? Here is one fresh title to look forward to watching on Hulu within the next few months: Serving as a prequel to the beloved 1979 science fiction horror film Alien, Alien: Earth is a sci-fi horror series set three decades before the events of Alien. The show follows a young woman named Wendy (Sydney Chandler) and a ragtag crew of tactical soldiers as they make a major discovery that confronts them with Earth's greatest threat yet following the sudden crash landing of a mysterious space vessel. Look forward to getting in on all the engrossing action as soon as Alien: Earth premieres on Hulu this summer. Hulu's new releases are just a portion of the new movies and shows you can watch this month if you've got more than one streaming service subscription. We update our guides to the new releases on the most popular streaming platforms every month, so you can stay on top of the freshest titles to watch. 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