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Nov. 12 (UPI) — A carriage dispute between Disney and YouTube TV costs Disney about $4.3 million per day and could cause YouTube TV to lose a fourth of its subscribers.

Kim Kardashian recently tried to convince her “All’s Fair” co-star Sarah Paulson that the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing never happened. “I send her conspiracies all the time,” the reality TV megastar and SKIMS founder said.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has pulled a Hulu docuseries centering on Bill Belichick after he bombed his first season of coaching football. 

Disney paid a heavy financial price after it announced the suspension of ABC late-night show host Jimmy Kimmel earlier this month.

The boycott of Disney branded properties, its streaming services Disney+ and Hulu, is widening as customers seek to punish the Bob Iger-run company after ABC broadcast affiliates Nexstar and Sinclair removed Jimmy Kimmel Live from their stations following his mendacious remarks about the man who assassinated conservative firebrand Charlie Kirk. 

Former New York gubernatorial candidate and “Sex and the City” star Cynthia Nixon is pushing for her followers to boycott Disney after the Bob Iger-run company suspended Jimmy Kimmel after the “Live!” host mocked President Donald Trump’s mourning the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Kimmel also spread disinformation about Kirk’s killer, calling him part of “the MAGA gang.”

“King of the Hill” voice actor Jonathan Joss was shot dead around 7 p.m. following an argument with his neighbor in San Antonio, Texas.

Streaming services are expected to outspend traditional broadcasters for the first time ever in 2025 as households continue to cut the cord by the millions.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate, which owns ABC and Hulu, is caving to reality in a way they hoped would never happen.

As more and more major outlets have joined the streaming world, some subscription prices have doubled instead of decreased.

Disney-owned Hulu will stream the gay dating reality show I Kissed a Boy! as part of the streamer’s programming for Pride month, which kicks off June 1.

The Hulu docuseries “The 1619 Project” won an Emmy Award Sunday, marking the latest establishment plaudit for the controversial and widely discredited New York Times project that argued the true founding of the U.S. was not 1776, but rather 1619 when the first slaves were brought to America.

The Walt Disney Company is rolling out more LGBTQ content as its latest superhero movie The Marvels crashed and burned at the box office on its opening weekend.

The House Energy and Commerce committee, led by Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), is planning to investigate the state of the video marketplace in America, as streaming companies like Google-owned YouTube and Disney-owned Hulu make a bid for dominance in TV distribution.

Hollywood star Selena Gomez has been shamed for posting about her Hulu series Only Murders in the Building — a violation of SAG-AFTRA rules that forbid guild members from promoting their shows or movies during the ongoing strike.

Despite big stars, big directors, big budgets, and tons of publicity, streaming movies have so far failed to stick. And by stick, I mean that thing certain movies do. They enter the public consciousness. They are remembered, treasured, passed down, and become part of our pop culture canon.

The Walt Disney Company continues to hemorrhage money on its streaming services, losing hundreds of millions of dollars in the most recent quarter as it plans to pass some of that pain to consumers by once again jacking up prices on Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+.

Marvel announced that the first three episodes of “Secret Invasion” will be available to stream on Hulu, not exclusively on Disney+.

Disney Hulu’s “The 1619 Project” — a streaming adaptation of the widely discredited New York Times series — received three Emmy Award nominations on Wednesday, including a nod for best docuseries.

Caitlyn Jenner is calling out “all of Disney, including ESPN” and Chairman Bob Iger, accusing the network of “betrayal” due to Jenner’s conservative beliefs.

Democrats in New York are reportedly weighing a new four percent tax on streaming entertainment subscriptions like Netflix and Hulu to help bail out New York City’s failing subway system, which is facing a $2.5 billion budget deficit by 2025.

Three months after “Rick and Morty” co-creator Justin Roiland was blacklisted, canceled by fascist Hollywood, the Orange County District Attorney’s dropped the charges against him.

Disney’s Hulu docuseries “The 1619 Project” has put a price tag on slavery reparations for black Americans. The final bill for U.S. taxpayers will come to about $14 trillion — and that, one “expert” says, is letting America off easy.

Disney’s woke streaming services are still hemorrhaging money at an alarming rate, losing more than $1 billion a quarter at a time when CEO Bob Iger is trying to put the brakes on the company’s runaway spending habits.

Disney’s Hulu docuseries adaptation of “The 1619 Project ” is being called out for attempting to resurrect the original New York Times series’ most contentious and debunked claim — that the Revolutionary War was fought in large part to preserve slavery.

Disney’s Hulu has released the first two episodes of its docuseries adaptation of The 1619 Project and already the series is flinging accusations of racism, with the New York Times’ Nikole Hannah-Jones claiming that many Americans don’t want to share democracy with people of color.

Former NFL star Colin Kaepernick is once again trashing law enforcement, this time in his new Disney-produced Hulu docuseries that takes aim at House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s (R-CA) district.

Hulu on Wednesday became the second television company to cut ties with “Rick and Morty” creator Justin Roiland after felony domestic abuse charges against him were revealed.

Adult Swim of Cartoon Network fame announced it has ended its relationship with Rick Roiland, the co-creator of the popular “Rick and Morty” adult cartoon series. The cutting of ties comes after Roiland was accused of domestic abuse in a case that dates back to 2020.

Hulu has released its first teaser trailer for its docuseries adaptation of the New York Times‘ controversial and widely discredited “The 1619 Project,” which the Disney-owned service will start streaming on January 26. The six-part series — which the streamer

Bidenflation is coming to Disney’s streaming customers in a big way with the price of a standard Disney+ subscription soaring nearly 40 percent. Hulu is also hiking its prices by more than 15 percent.

Boxing legend Mike Tyson has come out swinging, accusing streaming service Hulu of being “slave masters” and claiming the company stole his life story for a series about his life without paying him or consulting with him to ensure accuracy.

The Walt Disney Co. has once again caved to the far left by reversing its earlier decision to reject Democrat commercials on abortion and gun control that were intended to run on Hulu.

The child groomers at Disney are currently refusing to run certain Democrat party ads on Hulu, and Democrats (and the media) are furious.

The showrunnner of the gay teen high school rom-com series “Love, Victor” has praised Disney’s decision to move the show to Disney+ after first releasing it on Hulu, saying the family-friendly streaming service will give the show a bigger audience.

Hannah Rosin, a high-ranking editor at New York magazine, complained about the lack of women in Hulu’s gay comedy Fire Island.