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A streaming roundup compiles recommended horror, sci-fi, and other genre films and shows debuting in November 2026 across services including Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+. The list functions as a curated viewing guide rather than a report on any single release.
T-Mobile announced T-Mix, a new set of three postpaid phone plans replacing its Experience 2.0 lineup. Each plan has a core set of features plus swappable 'Picks' that let customers choose perks like Netflix, Apple TV, ESPN, gaming subscriptions, or device financing, which can be changed every 90 days. The plans launch in early November, though no exact date has been set, and existing Experience 2.0 customers can keep their current plans.
T-Mobile announced it is retiring its Experience 2.0 postpaid phone plans in favor of three new T-Mix plans launching in early November, though no exact date was given. Each T-Mix plan includes core data, hotspot and streaming features, plus 'Picks' that let customers choose add-ons such as Hulu, gaming passes, DoorDash, T-Satellite or device financing instead of getting fixed perks bundled by tier. Existing Experience 2.0 customers can keep their current plans.
Hulu has given a full series order to Ryan Coogler's X-Files project after greenlighting its pilot in February, according to Variety. Coogler wrote and directed the pilot and will serve as executive producer, while Jennifer Yale, known for Legion and Dexter, is showrunner. The series stars Danielle Deadwyler and Himesh Patel as new FBI agents investigating unexplained phenomena, distinct from Mulder and Scully.
Hulu has ordered a full series of a new take on The X-Files, produced by Oscar winner Ryan Coogler. The reimagined show stars Danielle Deadwyler and Himesh Patel in lead roles.
A writer describes attempting to boycott Disney after ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel Live! following his comments about reactions to Charlie Kirk's murder, and found the effort complicated by Disney's ownership of Hulu, ESPN, FX, ABC, and stakes in other networks and games. Cancelling Disney+ alone was easy, but avoiding all Disney-linked content meant giving up favorite shows, sports broadcasts, and other entertainment spread across many platforms.
Matt Groening said Futurama still has 'lots more stories to tell,' even as the animated series approaches the close of its 14th season. Three additional specials are already planned, but that season's conclusion could mark the show's series finale.
Disney is raising prices across Disney+ and Hulu a year after its last increase. Standalone ad-free plans climb from $18.99 to $21.49 monthly, while the ad-free bundle rises to $21.99; ad-supported standalone plans go up 50 cents, but the popular ad-supported bundle stays at $12.99. Hulu + Live TV sees the steepest jump, up $10 to $99.99 or $109.99 depending on tier.
Disney has hiked prices across Disney+ and Hulu, with ad-free standalone plans rising 13 percent from $19 to $21.50 per month and ad-supported plans rising from $12 to $12.50. Bundle prices also increased, including the Disney+/Hulu/ESPN Select bundle without ads jumping from $29 to $33, while Hulu + Live TV rose by $10 monthly.
Disney is increasing subscription prices for Disney Plus and Hulu starting Wednesday, with premium ad-free plans rising to $21.49 monthly and the combined bundle reaching $22. Ad-supported plans see a smaller increase to $12.49, while the top-tier bundle including ESPN Unlimited stays at $45.
Disney is increasing prices across its Disney+ and Hulu streaming plans, with the ad-free bundle rising from $19.99 to $21.99 a month and stand-alone ad-free plans climbing to $21.49. Ad-supported stand-alone plans will also rise, to $12.49 a month, according to Disney's support page as first reported by Bloomberg. The changes come about a year after Disney's previous major streaming price increase.
Disney has increased prices across several streaming tiers, per Bloomberg. Ad-free Disney+ rises 13% to $21.50 monthly, the combined ad-free Disney+/Hulu bundle climbs $2 to $22, and ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu each move to $12.50; the ad-supported bundle stays at $13. The changes took effect immediately, with new subscribers seeing them on their next bill.