New Teaser for Wealth & Power Series 'Made in Korea' Set in the 70s

The documentary special 'Living Proof' will premiere on Hulu on December 1, coinciding with World AIDS Day. Produced by Emmy-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph, the film highlights the experiences of Black women living with HIV. It aims to raise awareness and honor their stories.

In the series finale of 'Murdaugh: Death in the Family,' Jason Clarke portrays Alex Murdaugh during the pivotal moment when he kills his wife and son. Clarke discusses the emotional weight of this scene, emphasizing its significance in the narrative. The finale is now available for streaming on Hulu.

Linden Entertainment has signed La La Anthony, a prominent actor, producer, host, best-selling author, and activist, for management. Anthony is recognized for her roles in the Starz series BMF and Power, as well as Showtime's The Chi. She recently completed production on the pilot for Hulu's Group Chat, which is inspired by her bestselling book.

Charlie Hall is developing a half-hour comedy series titled 'C-League' for Hulu, collaborating with Alec Berg and Amy Solomon, both known for their work on 'Barry' and 'Silicon Valley'. The project is being produced by 20th Television, where Berg and Solomon have an overall deal.

Taika Waititi has secured a first-look deal with 20th Television, FX Productions, and Hulu, all part of Disney. This agreement allows him to develop and direct original series for these networks, continuing his longstanding relationship with the company in both television and film.

Jason Clarke, portraying Alex Murdaugh in Hulu's true crime drama 'Murdaugh: Death in the Family,' shares insights on the show's finale and the emotional challenges of embodying a convicted killer.

Stassi Schroeder will host the reunion special for Season 3 of 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,' which is set to premiere on Hulu on December 4. The reunion will bring together the cast after a tumultuous season, where unresolved issues from the show are expected to be addressed. Fans are eager to see how the relationships among the wives have evolved since the season finale.

Daniel Dae Kim is set to present and produce a new CNN travel series titled 'K-Everything'. The four-part series will explore the global impact of South Korean pop culture, delving into its influence on music, food, television, and more. Kim aims to uncover how South Korea has become a driving force in shaping contemporary global trends in entertainment and lifestyle.