A closer look at the 10 TV series dominating the major streamers this week, starting with Hulu's madcap Only Murders in the Building.

Will that be enough to lock you in for Disney Plus and Peacock subscriptions? I can't say, but Hallmark fans (and NFL fans) may find joy in watching Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story when it drops this season.

From "Outer Banks" Season 4 Part 2 to "Cobra Kai" Season 6 Part 2 to "Mean Girls," here's what's coming to your favorite streaming sites in November.

The price for commercial time on streaming TV platforms was the talk of this year’s upfront ad haggle. The launch of ads on Amazon’s Prime Video, as well as general growth in subscribers across most premium platforms, gave media buyers leverage to negotiate lower costs in the historically pricey space, buyers previously told Ad Age.

Todd Haynes’ 2019 legal thriller is a real-life horror story. Mark Ruffallo stars in Dark Waters as Robert Bilott, a corporate defense lawyer who — after being solicited by a farmer living in Parkersburg, West Virginia — begins to suspect that something terrible is happening to the town’s water supply.

With November almost here, it’s time for streaming users to look ahead at what the next month has in store. Major streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, Max, Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock, and Prime Video have all sent out their monthly newsletters to let folks know what will be arriving throughout November.

Almost 200 new titles will be available across the streaming platforms Disney+ and Hulu in November, according to press releases. This November, do something you can finally feel proud of. Watch the 318 episodes of "NCIS.

There's a chill in the air now that November is finally here, but thankfully there's plenty of new movies and shows to watch this weekend on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, Max, and Apple TV.