Here's What's Coming to and Leaving Hulu in September

This September is the last chance (for now) for Hulu subscribers to watch films like Larry Crowne, Rambo, From Paris With Love andThe Shawshank Redemption. For romantic comedy fans who want one last touch of summer before autumn arrives, Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore's 50 First Dates set in Hawaii is worth one last watch.

This September, HBO Max is waving goodbye to a number of films, from tentpole titles to family stories, animated adventures, musicals, comedies, war epics and Westerns. Martin Scorsese's crime thrillerThe Departedis leaving the platform, along with Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now and the Tom Cruise- and Brad Pitt-starrer Interview With a Vampire.

Showtime is saying goodbye to a number of titles in September. The premium outlet has announced the list of movies that are set to disappear throughout the month.

Nina Agdal posted a steamy bikini picture even though the summer is coming to an end. The Danish model enjoyed a beach day and wore a lilac-colored bikini for the occasion.

Hulu to provide a solid distraction amid all the chaos.With original series, movies, and documentaries all hitting the streaming service this month, there is bound to be something that'll interest you. In the spirit of going back to school, the streaming service will welcome a new season of PEN15, plus the premiere of Lamorne Morris' new comedy, Woke.Check out the full list below, along with what's leaving the platform at the end of September. Sept. 1Jeopardy!: Episode Refresh 50 First

With a new batch of original titles and old favorites coming to Netflix this September, yet another round of TV series and films are set to leave the streaming service this month. Cinematic dramas leaving the service this month include Frances Ha, Million Dollar Baby, Seabiscuit, The Devil's Advocate, Schindler's List and The Social Network.

Hulu at the end of this month., which actually comes to Hulu on Sept. 1, will depart the streaming service after just a one-month run, as will a number of other movies, including, and Read on below for all the titles leaving Hulu in September, and be sure to check out our guides for what's new on Hulu in September, new on Netflix in September and leaving Netflix as well.

It appears the law has finally caught up with TikTok stars Bryce Hall and Blake Gray after weeks of reckless behavior amid the coronavirus pandemic.

TikTok celebrities Bryce Hall and Blake Gray are facing criminal charges after they hosted recent parties in the Hollywood Hills despite the city's ban on large gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic, authorities said Friday. The Los Angeles city attorney's office filed misdemeanor charges Thursday against Hall and Gray.

Bryce Hall and Blake Gray have been charged for throwing massive parties in Los Angeles amid the coronavirus pandemic. On Friday, the L.A.

Ted Johnson ABC News will host a town hall with President Donald Trump and undecided voters on Sept. 15.George Stephanopoulos will anchor the event, which will take place in Philadelphia and will held in accordance with state and local government COVID-19 regulations and guidelines set by local health officials.

Amazon Prime Video in September.While Netflix is hoping to entice you to their service with the cheerful teen musical series Julie and the Phantoms and Ryan Murphy's terrifying One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest prequel series Ratched, Amazon is making a strong case it should be your streaming service of choice in September thanks to exciting additions like The Boys Season 2. The superhero series will return on Thursday, Sept.

Rutherglen Town Hall in 2020 have been scrapped due to the coronavirus pandemic. Until last week the venue, run by South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture, was still selling tickets for shows starting in October.Among the performances postponed or cancelled include the traditional Christmas pantomime.

It must be miserable to live next door to TikTok sensation Bryce Hall!

here.Writing on their website, festival organisers said: “We wanted to reclaim the end of summer and bring you the weekend of live music and street food that you’ve been longing for since lockdown.”A description of the festival, which is taking place between September 12-13, read: “two days of live music, DJs and food & drink in the scenic, tree-lined fields of the Norfolk Showground.“Featuring a ton of exciting new artists, delicious food and pop-up bars, Wild Fields promises to give you a