Weekend Watchlist: What's New in Theaters, on Streaming
The lineup includes a cult comedy, a music-driven drama and a sci-fi thriller, with one title streaming on both Hulu and Disney+.
- Hulu added Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, Furious, and Slingshot to its streaming library this week, expanding entertainment options for subscribers.
- Creators Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol star in Nirvanna the Band, detailing their 17-year struggle to book a show at the Rivoli in Toronto.
- Created by hit producer Elizabeth Meriwether, Furious stars Emmy Rossum as an FBI agent hunting a serial killer; early reviews spotlight its exploration of messy moral themes.
- Disney+ and Hulu secured exclusive rights to the 2026 Lollapalooza festival in Chicago, with a four-day live broadcast running July 30 to August 2.
- Streaming services continue to diversify beyond traditional programming, incorporating live events like Lollapalooza alongside films and series to broaden subscriber appeal.
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