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Vox's coverage of Hulu news, shows and movies, and streaming recommendations.

The surreal true crimes behind Hulu’s Welcome to Chippendales

By Aja Romano

One Good Thing: Only Murders in the Building plays like a Nora Ephron murder mystery

By Constance Grady

One Good Thing: Reservation Dogs is groundbreaking. It’s also incredibly funny.

By Emily St. James

Americans believe in work. WeWork preyed on that instinct.

By Alissa Wilkinson

Superstore was the best sitcom of its era, a wildly funny and poignant capitalist tragedy

By Emily St. James

A guide to the Oscars’ Best Documentary nominees

By Alissa Wilkinson

A brief guide to the Oscars’ Best Picture nominees

By Alissa Wilkinson

Nomadland turns American iconography inside out

By Alissa Wilkinson

15 groundbreaking, unsettling, joyous documentaries to look for this year

By Alissa Wilkinson

12 movies that everyone will be talking about this year

By Alissa Wilkinson

4 new movies that explore — or predict — a year dominated by a pandemic

By Alissa Wilkinson

Why movies about public servants are so soothing in 2020

By Alissa Wilkinson

A delicious feast of food movies

By Alissa Wilkinson

I Am Greta is an intimate, vulnerable documentary about the teen behind the headlines

By Alissa Wilkinson

Two movies that celebrate Ruth Bader Ginsburg

By Alissa Wilkinson

One Good Thing: No TV show understands the horror of middle school better than PEN15

By Allegra Frank

What to watch this weekend, on all your favorite streaming platforms

By Alissa Wilkinson

Nobody saw summer 2020 coming. So how come it felt like the movies did?

By Alissa Wilkinson

7 provocative documentaries that show how our political process has evolved

By Alissa Wilkinson

Lonely Island’s Palm Springs is a funny existential comedy about two dirtbags who find each other

By Alissa Wilkinson

You may not have to pay anything — for now — to see new shows on Apple TV+ and elsewhere

By Peter Kafka

Hulu’s Jawline is an empathetic, terrifying documentary about teens who livestream their lives

By Alissa Wilkinson

Password sharing could be a good thing for Netflix and Hulu

By Rani Molla

Apple is the only media company rich enough to beat Netflix — but does it care enough to try?

By Eric Johnson

The Hulu/Disney/Comcast divorce, explained

By Peter Kafka

Hulu CEO Randy Freer explains why Hulu never promoted its ad-free version

By Eric Johnson

Disney+ will not be a “Netflix killer” because at this point, nothing can kill Netflix

By Eric Johnson

Hulu is cutting the price of its most popular streaming service — and raising the price of its most expensive one

By Peter Kafka

Netflix will get ads, predicts The Trade Desk CEO Jeff Green

By Eric Johnson

Netflix and Hulu go in for comedies while Amazon sticks to drama: A look at the original content boom

By Rani Molla

Don’t put podcasts behind a paywall, says 99 Percent Invisible host Roman Mars

By Eric Johnson

Amazon Prime has 100 million-plus Prime memberships — here’s how HBO, Netflix and Tinder compare

By Rani Molla

Full transcript: Author and Wall Street Journal reporter Ben Fritz on Recode Media

By Recode Staff

Watch the full video: Designer Ane Crabtree shows her inspiration for Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” costumes

By Recode Staff

Watch the full interview: Fox’s Peter Rice on NFL rights, Disney and Hulu

By Recode Staff

Here are the new handmaid costumes for Season Two of Hulu’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’

By Meghann Farnsworth

Hulu is going to be big and profitable, according to Disney’s chief strategy officer

By Edmund Lee

This is how the iconic red costumes for ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ were created

By Meghann Farnsworth and Eric Johnson

Hulu is growing. By how much? Good question.

By Peter Kafka and Rani Molla

Disney’s Fox acquisition means the end of Hulu as we know it

By Edmund Lee