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Hulu is one of the streaming platforms going overboard in ensuring its fans get the best of the best. The streamer has landed with another accomplishment for summer, Santa Evita, dropping on Tuesday, July 26th. The seven-episode series chronicles Eva Perón’s, Argentine First Lady's strange and powerful story of what happened to her body after she died from cancer in 1952.

You can agree that the first half of 2022 has been full of exciting content from several streaming platforms, right! Search Party, The Inventor, Angelyne, Our Flag Means Death, Minx, Pachinko, Slow Horses, Barry, Undone, and Hack are just a few releases. We’ve handpicked a few of these pieces for you for several reasons that will have you siding with us.

It has been slightly a bumpy path for HBO Max’s The Last Movie Stars to reach its audiences. The documentary series initially launched at the South Film Festival and later had a screening at the Cannes Film Festival in the first six months of 2022.However, The Last Movie Stars was initially meant to launch on the CNN+ streaming platform as an original before the streamer dissolved. HBO Max warmly welcomed the series into its premises.

Amazon Prime Video has acquired Billy Porter's directorial launch, Anything's Possible, initially named What if, scheduled to drop this Friday, July 22nd. The upcoming rom-com was penned by an outstanding screenwriter Alvaro G. Lecuona.

Issa Rae’s most recent comedy, Rap Sh!t, is scheduled to launch exclusively on HBO Max later this week. Even more exciting news is, that the series is already preparing for its second season after receiving tax credits from California Film Commission.

What's more catchy than watching cute singles fall in and out of love on Love Island this summer? Unlike the three first installments, which aired on the usual CBS network, this new season will be exclusively on Peacock.Do you know what it means when a thrilling dating show shifts to a streaming network? It's about to get steamy in here!Additionally, the recent accomplishment comes with a few changes from its predecessors. Ian Stirling will replace Matthew Hoffman's narration with cheeky commentary, while hostess Sarah Hyland will replace Arielle Vandenberg.

HBO has continued to top up its documentary series library. The streamer is here with another piece, Edge of the Earth, which lands after the recent launch of The Anarchist. The series perfectly mixes nature, travel, sport, and action adventure.

Regarding great pieces, Apple TV+ never sleeps on the job. The streamer is here with another installment, Trying, a series telling Jason and Nikki’s challenging parenthood journey.  Parenting is not a child’s job. Several characters struggle to raise their children in the HBO Max’s Close Enough and Children Ruin Everything (ABC). The most recent installment of that genre is Apple TV Plus’ Trying.

Amazon Prime Video's adaptation of Jenny Han's book of 2009, The Summer I Turned Pretty, has become a favorite fan's achievement. Han is a prominent writer of teenager adult romance, and following the success of Netflix's To All the Boys, her pieces a to die for.

Close Enough, an adult animated comedy series, will not be getting a renewal for its fourth season on HBO Max. The settlement comes almost three months after the series’ second season debuted on April 7th. “After three wonderful instalments, Close Enough is meeting its end,' mentioned HBO Max. “We appreciate the series and its creator J.G Quintel and our Cartoon Network Studios partners who jointly made this comedy an instant fan favourite show on HBO Max.”The creator Quintel also confirmed the news from HBO Max via his main Twitter page. “It’s true, Close Enough is meeting its end after three instalments. I’m happy to have worked with talented characters on this piece. Thank you to everyone who assisted and to everyone who tuned in.”

Amazon Prime Video has settled not to renew Night Sky, a sci-fi series starring Oscar champions J.K Simmons and Sissy Spacek. The news arrived almost six weeks after the eight-part season one produced by Legendary TV and Amazon Studios was launched on May 20th.

After three instalments, Paramount+ has cancelled Marc Cherry’s anthology series, Why Women Kill. The drama was renewed for a third instalment in December and was preparing its talented characters for a big movie when the tragic news landed.

One thing about Apple TV+, it knows how to capture its viewers’ attention with fascinating content. The streaming network has adopted another heartwarming series, Best Foot Forward, inspired by a real story and based on Josh Sundquist’s inspirational novel, Just Don't Fall. With this TV show, you won’t have to worry about age as it’s a general family thing.

It’s no longer a secret! Hulu ensures its viewers the best content, especially during the summer holidays. The streaming platform has another upcoming instalment, American Horror Stories, returning with eight episodes.The series is a spin-off of Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy’s best-selling anthology series, ten-episode American Horror Story, which is expected to return for at least three more seasons. The first instalment, launched in 2021, featured some familiar locations and faces, including Billie Lourd, Matt Bomer, Dylan McDermott, and Cody Fern, among others. This season also had some relationship with the mother series, AHS’s Murder House. With the second season soon approaching, viewers are eager to see if it’ll maintain the connection or not.

Fans of Grey's Anatomy - rejoice! A new season has been announced for the popular and long-running medical drama.As for what we can expect from the new season, plot details are few and far between at the moment. However, there have been some rumors floating around about what might happen -- as well as the official release date.Are you curious? Let's take a look at what we know so far about Grey's Anatomy season 19!