Election News and Commentary on Hulu[1 day]I have always been riveted by the American political process. I love the energy of a political campaign, the devotion of the people who volunteer their time and donate their money in hopes that their candidate will be the one to raise their right hand and repeat the words "I solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of…"
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More ... The Food Network[Aug. 15th 2008]A warm welcome to all of my Food Network friends: Bobby, Paula, Ellie, Robin, Dave and Ingrid. I have been a huge fan of the Food Network for years and am excited to introduce all of my favorites to Hulu. Scripps Networks (the owner of Food Network, Fine Living, HGTV and DIY) has been gracious enough to provide Hulu with a number of clips from our favorite shows.
[More ...] More ... Eddie Murphy Raw[Aug. 15th 2008][Weehawken, NJ]It's the final day of the
Hulu Days of Summer, where we introduced new movies, TV shows, or exclusive web content (
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along-Blog, we're looking at you) to our site each weekday. We want to thank everyone that watched, commented and shared any of the videos we featured over the last 10 weeks. Our content team has worked hard to bring more quality videos to you during the summer, normally a slow season for new content.
[More ...] More ... HGTV Programming[Aug. 14th 2008]To fans of TLC's
Trading Spaces, Vern Yip is a familiar face. The interior designer, known for his clean, tasteful projects, has since moved on to host his own show, HGTV's
Deserving Design. In each episode, he goes to the home of a deserving person, family or even
sorority -- people who have made a big effort to help others -- and makes over a room with some input from the homeowner. What they don't know, however, is that a surprise makeover of a second room is also in store. For armchair decorators like myself, Yip provides helpful tips and inspiring ideas along way, most of which are simple enough to try at home.
[More ...] More ... The Karate Kid[Aug. 11th 2008][Vernon, CA]There is really no other way for me to describe today's
Hulu Days of Summer features except to call them American classics.
The Karate Kid and
The Karate Kid, Part II are classically cheesy, yet they're great movies that spotlight one young man's journey through self-doubt, puppy love, personal discipline and bullying. In
The Karate Kid, Daniel, a teen from New Jersey, becomes the target of the affluent bullies at his new school in Los Angeles. When the rich kids gang up on Daniel, an unassuming elderly man -- Daniel's handyman, Mr. Miyagi -- comes to his rescue, using karate to fend the boys off. Impressed by Mr. Miyagi's skills, Daniel asks him for karate lessons.
[More ...] More ... Adjust your video playback settings[Aug. 9th 2008]We've recently added two new settings to the Privacy and Settings tab in your user profile. Both can be found under Personal Settings in the left column of your Privacy and Settings page, as shown below.
[More ...] More ... The Taking of Pelham One Two Three[Aug. 8th 2008][Hoboken, NJ]In the hands of Hollywood today, 1974's
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three might be an entirely different movie. Maybe it would start with a back story that explains why four men would team up to hijack a subway car for $1 million. Perhaps several of the passengers would rally to try and overtake the bad guys. And there'd be huge explosions, impressive special effects and daring rescues, of course.
[More ...] More ... Programming Notes[Aug. 7th 2008]This week on Hulu, we've added more high-definition videos, including the season finales of select hit shows, and introduced two web series from some SNL stars.
[More ...] More ... Liar Liar[Aug. 7th 2008]They say the truth will set you free, but all
Liar Liar's Fletcher (Jim Carrey) knows are lies. His ability to weave a tangled web of lies is his strength, after all: It's made him a rising star at his law firm, where he's under consideration to become partner. But his tendency to put his job first -- and make excuses for it -- has hurt his personal life, placing his relationship with his son, Max, in jeopardy.
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