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Jodie Whittaker Jodie Whittaker attended The Doctor Who BBC America Official Panel at The Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden at the 2018 New York Comic Con. Photo By: Diego Corredor/MediaPunch

Sarah Silverman Sarah Silverman strikes a pose at the 2018 Hulu Upfront Presentation at La Sirena in New York City the other day. Photo By: Diego Corredor/MediaPunch

Agyness Deyn Agyness Deyn was photographed at Hulu’s Hard Sun New York Premiere at Regal Union Square in New York City. Photo By: Diego Corredor/MediaPunch

Mark Hildreth Mark Hildreth looked dapper at Hulu's 'The Looming Tower' Premiere at The Paris Theater in New York City the other day. Photo By: Diego Corredor/MediaPunch

NETFLIX IS BE TTER THAN HULU I had to cancel my Hulu Subscription. I liked Hulu. I was comfortable with it. I also have Netflix and other services. But what Hulu has done this week to it's customers is so horrible, I just decided the hell with a company who operates this way. They changed the format this week. Nothing worked. I called Hulu, waited over 45 minutes to speak to someone. When I finally got a representative, I told her the problem and what she said next was a horror. This incompetent Hulu customer service agent said, "You know, Hulu is a subscription service and I could just cancel". I was flabbergasted. Here I was calling in a complaint and she was telling me to cancel. I asked for a Supervisor. Waited, waited, a hour goes by and nothing. I hung up. I tried several times that night. Same thing. We are experiencing a higher caller volume, your wait would be approx 15 to 30 min. Then after some sales pitch, the recorder comes on and says...

Julie Klausner Julie Klausner was in pure fashion when she was snapped at AOL BUILD today in New York City. Klausner is a New York City-based author, comedian, podcaster, and comedy writer-performer. Klausner currently writes and co-stars in the Hulu sitcom Difficult People, with comedian Billy Eichner. Photo By: Diego Corredor/MediaPunch

Elisabeth Moss Alexis Bledel Sarah Silverman Sarah Silverman, Elisabeth Moss and Alexis Bledel were photographed at Hulu’s 2017 Upfront Presentation at La Sirena yesterday in New York City. Photos By: Diego Corredor/MediaPunch

Larry King Chats With Sarah Paulson “The People v. O.J. Simpson” star Sarah Paulson sits down with Larry King on the Emmy-nominated series “ Larry King Now ,” where she explains why she hasn’t seen the acclaimed series, weighs in on gender inequality in Hollywood, and talks “American Horror Story” season 6. Despite the massive critical acclaim surrounding her portrayal as Marcia Clark in “American Crime Story,” Sarah Paulson reveals that she is not watching the hit series because she is “one who is very likely to sort of pick everything apart.” The actress explains, “I’m very self critical, so I figured I should just let myself enjoy this and let people say nice things and enjoy being a part of something that is such a phenomenon.” Larry also played a clip for Sarah Paulson, when Marcia Clark revealed recently on “Larry King Now” what it’s been like watching Sarah Paulson portray her. “The People v. O.J. Simpson” star has highlighted the sexism Marcia C...

**** LARRY KING POLITICKING **** Sean Astin Chats With Larry King Actor & filmmaker Sean Astin ("The Lord of the Rings," "Goonies," "Rudy") tells Larry King about the moment Hillary Clinton earned his support and what led to his twitter feud with Adam Baldwin over the recent violence in Baltimore. Plus, he opens up about " Goonies 2 " rumors. KING: You got into a little Twitter tiff with fellow actor Adam Baldwin of ‘Full Metal Jacket’ fame and ‘The Last Ship,’ when he took a seemingly critical view of a tweet you sent out regarding Baltimore. Let me get it straight. You tweeted, “Baltimore’s situation is so distressing. Angry can be useful but in modern media era, chaos plays into the hands of authority’s. Civil disobedience.” Baldwin replied to Sean Astin, “Can’t have your cake and eat it too. Depend on big government, get bigger and bigger government policing. Anarchy is just a transitional phase.” You res...

Richard Dreyfuss On PoliticKING Larry King Guest Richard Dreyfuss explains his movement to bring American civics back into the classroom and why he doesn't vote. DREYFUSS: So all the guys that are in Congress now, the Young Turks, and the Republican party, they never took civics. They never studied the Constitution, they never studied the Bill of Rights, and that’s why they say such stupid things. There’s two points I want to make here: First, Inarguable points. No one in this country understands the stories on the front page of any newspaper in this country. No one. We don’t understand the bail out, Wall Street, foreign policy, the fed, the prime mortgage controversy, the bank-- we don’t understand any story on the front page. Two: Western kids are now joining ISIS. KING: Not in multitudes. DREYFUSS: Well, it starts with a trickle. Why? Because even though it sounds crazy, it’s the only spiritual movement being talked about in the media. No one...

Rumer Willis With Larry King Rumer Willis – actor, singer, and child to Hollywood's former first couple, Bruce Willis and Demi Moore – joins Larry King on the Emmy nominated series “ Larry King Now ” to discuss her turn on Season 20 of ‘Dancing with the Stars’, why women's rights haven't come far enough, and what the world doesn't know about her parents. ‘Dancing With The Stars’ contestant Rumer Willis gave Larry the scoop on season 20 and her partner Val Chmerkovskiy. “I think it’s going to be his year. Sometimes when you’re doing a show that’s a reality version of ballroom dancing, it can become more about the costumes or the show you put on, but what I really like about him is he really cares about the dancing and keeping the integrity of what you’re actually doing. He’s definitely a strict teacher, though.” On the training process, Rumer told Larry, “We try and get at least four or five hours of rehearsal in a day.” The daughter of Holl...

**** A FAREWELL TO JOAN RIVERS **** Larry King's Tribute To Joan Rivers Hollywood has been mourning the death of comedic legend Joan Rivers. There's no one like her. In a special episode of the Emmy nominated series “Larry King Now”, Larry welcomes Jane Lynch, Lily Tomlin, Regis Philbin, Ryan Seacrest, Margaret Cho and Don Rickles to pay tribute to their friend: the beloved, iconic, indefatigable Joan Rivers. The episode just premiered on Ora.tv and Hulu.com . We’ve all heard about Joan’s personal wishes for her star-studded funeral where she said “ I want Meryl Streep crying, in five different accents…[and] I want to be buried in a Valentino gown.” Margaret Cho opened up to Larry King about Joan Rivers’ funeral, including Howard Stern’s hilarious eulogy and Hugh Jackman’s emotional performance. Cho explained “Joan Rivers Would Have Loved Her Funeral.” The special episode also features Regis Philbin sharing one of his favorite memories of Joan, about h...

Larry King The Internet sensation "Larry King Now" just received its first Emmy nomination for Outstanding News Discussion and Analysis in the prominent 35th News & Documentary Emmy Awards. “Larry King Now” stands out as the only digital show to be nominated in this category. "I started the first national radio talk show, I started the first world-wide cable show, and the thought of breaking new ground on the internet appealed to me," said Larry King. "I'm curious and I like to try new things. This new venue completely interested me, especially the chance to partner with Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim [who owns Ora.tv, the parent company that produces Larry King Now]." Larry King is a pioneer in the media industry. Now starting its third season, the digital "Larry King Now" is the latest example of the legendary talk show host's innovative approach to embracing the future of broadcasting. 

Betty White With Larry King Age is only a number for the unstoppable Betty White! Using her unrivaled wit, the beloved 92 year old charms Larry King with tales from the Golden Girls era, comments on today’s troubled young stars and even gets a visit from the Kings' pooch, Biscuit. During her "Larry King Now" interview, the "Hot in Cleveland" star expressed her opinions on gay rights: “I don’t care whom you sleep with. It’s what kind of a human being are you [that's what matters to me]. I don’t understand [why people are anti-gay]. It’s such a personal private business and it’s none of mine.” "You're so right," Larry King said in reply. Betty White is the latest celebrity to speak out on the issue. She also shared that she is infuriated by "ungrateful" young stars like Lindsay Lohan, Justin Bieber, and Chris Brown because of their selfish actions. “I get furious, if you must know," s...

Larry King And Betty White Larry King interviewed Betty White on his online-only show Larry King Now (available on Ora.tv and Hulu) and asks her opinion on who could possibly replace late night legend David Letterman after he retires. "Oh, I'm gonna miss him," said Betty White. She commented that Tina Fey is "dynamite" and "one of those people who could do anything" as well as Chelsea Handler and Neal Patrick Harris. "How about Larry King and Betty White co-hosting the Late Show?" asked Larry. View The Clip HERE . Photo Courtesy Of:Ora TV

Russell Simmons With Larry King Russell Simmons wants to do for meditation what he did for hip hop: make it mainstream. The business magnate and industry icon discusses the power of a quiet mind, of Justin Bieber, and of persistence in this wise and wide-ranging interview that aired today on Larry King Live.  Among many topics, Russell Simmons discussed segregation in Hollywood: “It’s still a sad reality of Hollywood. Can you name a black agent?” Simmons recaped his many entrepreneur endeavors and why he has “this belief that you cannot fail until you quit.”  Simmons also weighed in on gay rights and why he’s a fan of Macklemore: “I want artists to tell the truth. But I am also a fan of social activists who are rappers. Gay rights has been a big deal for me.” Social activism and celebrities using their influence to bring about necessary change – including being involved with the Occupy movement – is important to Russell Simmons: "Once somet...