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Exclusive: Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old teacher, was found dead on the kitchen floor of her apartment in 2011 with 20 knife wounds and 11 bruises. Her death was officially ruled a suicide but her parents have insisted she was murdered and the pathologist who ruled her death a suicide recently changed his mind.

This case is the latest to be investigated in a true-crime documentary series for Hulu.

Death in Apartment 603: What Happened to Ellen Greenberg? comes from ABC News Studios, Dakota and Elle Fanning’s production company Lewellen Pictures, Lionsgate Alternative Television’s Blackfin label, Tfc Productions, the production arm of the management company that reps Dakota and Elle Fanning and Tanbark Pictures.

The three-part series will follow her family’s 14-year quest to find out what happened.

To the shock of many who knew her, detectives on the scene treated her death as a suicide until her autopsy results came...

ABC News Studios is expanding its collection of true crime docuseries by debuting two new narrative nonfiction titles, streaming exclusively on Hulu: Wicked Game: The Devil in the Desert and The Fox Hollow Murders: Playground of a Serial Killer.

The new docuseries add to the notable lineup of popular streaming titles, such as seasons one through four of Wild Crime, seasons one and two of Betrayal, Daughters of the Cult, Little Miss Innocent: Passion. Poison. Prison. and more.

Wicked Game: The Devil in the Desert, premiering on Tuesday, February 4, is officially described as follows: “After a sheriff’s deputy found a woman zip-tied and frantic on the side of the road in the Mojave Desert in 2012, authorities discovered this may have been a grisly crime in pursuit of a suspected buried treasure.

“This discovery kicked off a years-long investigation that spanned sting operations, an international search, a prison break captured on cellphone,...

After Sister Wives fans saw that Christine Brown Woolley’s dad, Rex Allred, was in attendance at her wedding, some questions arose. One is, does Rex still live as part of the Apostolic United Brethren polygamist lifestyle?

Sister Wives Shows Christine Brown Woolley’s Parents Together

In the latest episode of Sister Wives, Christine Brown Woolley and David Woolley tied the knot. Among the attendees were both Christine’s mom, Ruth Anne Stevens, and her dad, Rex Allred. However, Christine and Annie were estranged for many years because of the embarrassment she felt after she left her dad. But they reconnected and were on good terms at the wedding. Some fans might remember that Kody Brown was attracted to Christine’s “royal” status within the Aub. Rex’s dad, Rulon Allred, was the prophet and one of the founders of the church.

Christine Brown talking to her dad, Rex Allred.

Jimmy Fox has joined Fremantle as executive vice president of unscripted development and sales for the company’s U.S. operations, as Jayson Dinsmore shifts to a new role within Fremantle as consulting producer. Dinsmore, who had previously served as president, alternative programming and development for Fremantle in North America, will now oversee the “America’s Got Talent” brand, including the upcoming Season 19, which begins production next month.

Fox, meanwhile, will report to CEO Jennifer Mullin and oversee the company’s unscripted strategy and the development and sales of original series in the unscripted genre.

“We are thrilled that Jimmy is joining Fremantle to lead our creative efforts in unscripted,” Mullin said in a statement. “The possibilities are endless with an inspired executive like Jimmy. He is a highly regarded executive who offers a fresh creative vision, innovative ideas, and respected industry relationships.”

Joining Fremantle from Religion of Sports as part of a strategic partnership,...

Exclusive: Fremantle has a new unscripted chief.

The American Idol and America’s Got Talent producer has hired Jimmy Fox as EVP, Unscripted Development and Sales for its U.S. operations.

Fox joins from Religion of Sports, where he moved his Main Event Media banner from All3Media last year.

Fox’s hire comes as Jayson Dinsmore, who was President of Unscripted, changes roles to become a consulting producer on AGT, which starts production on Season 19 next month. Dinsmore has been at Fremantle for six years; he joined in 2018 from CMT, where he was head of development.

Fremantle is behind series such as NBC’s America’s Got Talent as well as ABC’s Idol and a slew of game shows including CBS’ The Price Is Right and syndicated series Family Feud.

The company also produces Jimmy Fallon’s Password, which is returning to NBC for a second season.

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Quick Answer: Currently, Daughters of the Cult can only be streamed on Hulu with an active subscription.

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As told through the eyes of those who experienced it firsthand, ABC News Studios’ Daughters of the Cult is a five-episode docuseries that releases January 4th on Hulu and trails the polygamous Ervil LeBaron group and the women who endured decades of violence and abuse.

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Quick Answer: Currently, Death and Other Details can only be streamed on Hulu with an active subscription.

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What do you get when you combine the rich, an investigator, and billions of investment funds on a cruise in the middle of the ocean? The most glamorous, campy, high-stakes murder mystery streaming right now.

Death and Other Details centers around two main characters, Imogene Scott...

The latest collaboration between ABC News and Hulu, Daughters of the Cult, cuts through all the true-crime documentary clutter of the last decade. Even if you're familiar with Mormon fundamentalism or watched FX's Under the Banner of Heaven (which was based on a different Mormon fundamentalist sect that also ended in violence), the story of Ervil LeBaron and his breakaway Mormon fundamentalist cult will still shock you, as it proves that evil doesn't die.

Ervil LeBaron was born and raised within one of several Mormon fundamentalist sects dedicated to the concept of "plural marriage" (polygamy) who fled to northern Mexico after breaking off from the Lds church in Salt Lake City. In 1972, Ervil and his brother Joel, the leader of their sect, suffered a falling out, and later that year Joel was murdered by Ervil's followers on his orders.

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If you had a blast in 2023 watching a variety of intriguing TV shows through the holidays, such as Thanksgiving, Halloween, and Christmas, we're sure you're also looking forward to what 2024 has in store for TV releases. However, the first month alone appears to be quite promising, with so many anticipated series premiering on various streaming platforms. Since looking for a series to binge-watch on every streamer is a tedious task, we've taken the liberty of compiling an efficient and informative directory consisting of every TV series coming to the major streaming services in January 2024, including Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Disney+, Peacock and more.

As the aftereffects of the writers’ and actors’ strikes hit streaming in a big way, there’s not a lot of new content to offer subscribers early in 2024. Hulu still has some interesting things to offer in January, though.

The biggest new Hulu Original series in the new year is Death and Other Details, a locked room murder mystery starring Mandy Patinkin as Rufus Cotesworth, who is said to be the world’s greatest detective – at least in this universe. In the new series, Cotesworth comes to the rescue when an unfortunate soul is killed on lavish Mediterranean ocean liner, and he has to team up with the prime suspect (Violett Beane) to solve the crime.

The big Original movie premiere in January is Self Reliance, which follows a middle-aged dude (Jake Johnson) who gets randomly invited into a limo by Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Andy Samberg, and is soon offered...

Looking for your next binge-watch, or just need to fill an hour? Welcome to Your Weekly Watch List, our curated collection of the best shows on television. Here's what to watch from Sunday, December 31 through Saturday, January 6.

2024 gets off to a fast start this week with the high-profile premiere of Netflix action dramedy The Brothers Sun, starring Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh as a matriarch attempting to outrun her past. Plus, Fool Me Once aims to cure your holiday hangover, AMC offers more magic and mayhem in Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale, and Daughters of the Cult exposes "Mormon Manson" Ervil LeBaron.

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Hulu has been an integral part of the streaming industry since its inception in 2008. So many streaming services are lacking in certain areas, such as not being able to provide a good experience despite having an extensive catalog of movies and TV shows. In this regard, Hulu distinguishes itself from its competitors, making it an excellent choice for binge-watchers.

Having said that, Hulu didn't produce any original programming in its first three years of existence, but 2011 was a game changer when it released a web series named The Morning After. Fast forward over a decade, and we now have a slew of Hulu original films and television series to stream whenever we want. Furthermore, thanks to the streamer's commitment to deliver more of these originals, we have an exciting month ahead. So, without further ado, here are the best Hulu originals you can watch in January 2024.

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ABC News Studios and Hulu have paired up to give true-crime fans an explosive start to the New Year. Staying on par with their tradition of bringing audiences underpublicized stories from the last several decades, the streamer will be dropping three new titles for viewers to dig into. It all kicks off on January 4 with the premiere of Daughters of the Cult, followed by two separate installments, Me, Hereafter and Season 2 of Death in the Dorms, which are on track to arrive later in 2024. A must-see for anyone who found themselves glued to Netflix’s documentary series, Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey, Daughters of the Cult centers around a deadly Mormon fundamentalist off-shoot. In an exclusive-to-Collider first look, viewers can hear the first-hand accounts of the women who were trapped in the cult and their stories of the brainwashing and terror that they faced within.

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The 2023-2024 primetime television season looked nothing like previous years, with reruns, unscripted shows, and international imports populating broadcast networks’ lineups. The WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, though undeniably justified, took quite a toll on all the networks. Fortunately, the strikes have been settled, production has begun on nearly every new and returning series, and the midseason January lineup hints that things are slowly returning to normal.

Here’s a look at the shows scheduled to launch their new season – or series – premieres in January 2024. NBC’s Chicago shows – Chicago Fire, Med, and P.D. – will kick off new seasons on January 17th, with the Law & Order franchises returning on January 18th. New highly anticipated series debuting in January include Echo, Expats, Masters of the Air, The Brothers Sun, and Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale.

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ABC News Studios’ ‘Death in the Dorms’ returns for season 2

Season two of ABC News Studios’ true crime drama Death in the Dorms will return for season two on Thursday, February 22, 2024. ABC News Studios also announced two brand new docuseries – Daughters of the Cult and Me, Hereafter – will stream on Hulu next year.

Season one of Death in the Dorms premiered on January 5, 2023 and included investigations of Western Kentucky University, University of South Carolina, University of Florida, and UCLA. ABC News Studios’ Carrie Cook executive produces along with Myles Reiff, Yes, Like The River’s Nile Cappello, and The Intellectual Property Corporation’s Eli Holzman and Aaron Saidman. ABC News Studios’ David Sloan is a senior executive producer.

“Death in the Dorms follows six chilling stories of college students from different schools whose lives were tragically cut short by violent crime: Jackson State University accounting major Latasha Norman, Louisiana State University first-year student Max Gruver,...

Exclusive: ABC News Studios continues to provide true-crime docuseries to Hulu.

The studio is behind two new series for the streamer including Daughters of the Cult and Me, Hereafter as well as a second season of Death in the Dorms.

It is the third slate of true-crime docs from ABC News Studios since its 2022 launch and follows series such as Killing County, Betrayal: The Perfect Husband and three seasons of Wild Crime.

Daughters of the Cult, which launches on January 4, is a five-episode deep-dive into the history of a splinter group of Mormon fundamentalist cult members who perpetrated a deadly wave of violence and abuse for decades in the name of their fanatical prophet, Ervil LeBaron. Dubbed the “Mormon Manson,” LeBaron and his followers were hidden in plain sight throughout the Southwest and Mexico. Now, past members of the infamous cult tell the true story behind the string of murderous crimes.

We Live Here: The Midwest is a documentary on Hulu that focuses on Lgbtqi+ families in America's Heartland facing challenges due to their identities. The documentary highlights biased legislation, prejudice, and discrimination faced by these families, including a trans/queer family expelled from their church and a gay Black couple testing societal acceptance. The filmmakers aim to show that all families, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, face similar struggles, and hope the documentary will unite communities. The documentary premieres on Hulu on December 6.

Hulu has unveiled the trailer and key art for their upcoming documentary We Live Here: The Midwest. Centered on Lgbtqi+ members who live in America's Heartland, the documentary follows different families facing complex challenges just because of who they are. The documentary is presented during a tumultuous time in the United States for members of the Lgbtqi+ community: in the last few years, a record...