The show’s first three episodes will be available on February 23th. After that, Hulu will release new episodes weekly for U.S. viewers. In the U.S., those with a Disney+ bundle will also be able to watch on Disney+, and Disney+ will be the place to watch outside of the U.S.
The popular HBO series ‘Insecure’ centers on the lives of best friends Issa and Molly as they deal with the challenges of work, love, and self-discovery in Los Angeles. The show is praised for its realistic portrayal of flawed characters, showcasing their vulnerabilities and poor choices. Throughout the series, viewers see how their actions impact their friendship and relationships. ‘Insecure’ beautifully captures both the joys and struggles of their connection, even amidst uncomfortable moments and mistakes.
Olivia Pope is a powerful crisis manager in Washington, D.C., specializing in protecting the images of the nation’s most influential figures. She’ll go to extreme lengths – including manipulating elections and concealing crimes – to safeguard their positions, all while secretly being involved with the President. Her need to be in control frequently pushes her to make questionable and even dangerous choices, blurring the lines of morality and putting herself at risk. Olivia demonstrates that succeeding in the high-stakes world of political damage control often means making difficult compromises and getting involved in messy situations.
Throughout the Civil War and Reconstruction, Scarlett O’Hara depends on Mammy for both practical help and emotional support. However, Scarlett repeatedly ignores Mammy’s advice and doesn’t respect her as an individual. Their relationship is built on a clear power imbalance, with Scarlett seeing Mammy only as a servant, not as a person with her own thoughts and feelings. Scarlett’s story centers on her own struggles and successes, and she remains unaware of the full humanity of the Black people who support her.
I just saw Celine Song’s new movie, and it’s fantastic! It’s a really smart and funny romantic comedy set in New York City, and it follows a matchmaker – played by Dakota Johnson – who’s amazing at her job, but her own love life gets super complicated. She ends up caught between a rich client and an actor she used to know, and it’s fascinating to watch her try to figure things out. The movie really makes you think about what’s real in relationships versus what’s just…convenient. Plus, Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal are both incredible – they make it so hard to root for just one guy! It’s a really well-done film.
Guy Fieri is back to host another exciting round of this fast-paced cooking competition! Top chefs team up and battle it out, creating delicious dishes – both savory and sweet – while facing unexpected challenges. Judges taste the food without knowing who made it, so only the skill and flavor matter in this high-pressure holiday contest. Expect to see creative and beautifully made food inspired by the festive season.
Issa Rae plays Mae Morton in this heartwarming romantic drama, which looks at how love evolves through different generations. The story follows Mae as she begins a relationship with journalist Michael Block, while also learning about the secrets of her mother, a well-known photographer. As Mae cautiously opens her heart, she uncovers truths that change how she views love and relationships. The film beautifully captures Black love with stunning visuals and a personal, close-up style of storytelling. It’s a refreshing take on romance that focuses on connection and joy, rather than hardship.
Matt Damon and Luciana Barroso first met when he walked into a Miami bar where she was working as a bartender. He was in town filming a movie and trying to avoid the press. They married in a small, private ceremony in 2005 and now have four daughters. Damon often says Barroso helps him stay normal and down-to-earth, even with his incredible fame.
The fantasy series starring Lucy Lawless became incredibly important to the lesbian community. The connection between the characters Xena and Gabrielle grew from a strong friendship into a romantic relationship that resonated with viewers. As the show went on, writers and producers acknowledged the passionate fanbase by hinting at the developing romance. It’s now considered a landmark example of unintentional but meaningful LGBTQ+ representation on television.
Lee Daniels’ musical drama featured Amiyah Scott in a leading role as Cotton Brown, a transgender woman whose story explored her family, identity, career, and love life. Scott’s casting was groundbreaking, making her one of the first openly transgender actors to play a transgender character in a major television series. This role significantly increased representation of Black transgender people on network TV, going beyond simply focusing on Cotton’s transition to show a full and complex life.