Disney+ and Hulu Have Something for Every Kind of Day

Whether it’s a good day a weird day or a do-nothing day Disney+ and Hulu have plenty waiting to stream. The lineup brings together comedy drama animation movies sports and reality favorites for just about any mood.

Featured titles include Abbott Elementary Futurama Scrubs Family Guy Only Murders in the Building Malcolm in the Middle: Life Is Still Unfair The Devil Wears Prada 2 Grey’s Anatomy Dancing with the Stars The Simpsons The Rookie and ESPN College GameDay.

Find something to make your day on Disney+ and Hulu.

Mark Harmon returns to the world of Leroy Jethro Gibbs in the first trailer for NCIS: Origins Season 3. The new season brings the veteran Gibbs back into the story alongside the younger version of the character played by Austin Stowell.

NCIS: Origins explores Gibbs’ early years as a special agent at the fledgling NCIS Camp Pendleton office under Mike Franks. Harmon has served as narrator and executive producer of the prequel with Season 3 expanding his onscreen presence in the franchise.

NCIS: Origins Season 3 premieres October 6, 2026, on CBS and streams on Paramount+.

Big Tech has a fight on its hands in the first trailer for Cupertino. The new David vs. Goliath legal drama heads into the heart of Silicon Valley where taking on some of the most powerful forces in technology comes with enormous stakes.

Cupertino comes from the creators of The Good Wife Evil and Elsbeth bringing their legal storytelling to the world of technology and corporate power. The CBS drama explores the battles between those with seemingly unlimited resources and the people willing to challenge them.

Cupertino premieres October 8, 2026, on CBS and streams next day on Paramount+.

Abaddon is back as Haunted Hotel prepares to reopen its doors for another season. The first Season 2 teaser signals the return of the supernatural trouble surrounding the hotel and its unusual residents.

Haunted Hotel is an adult animated comedy about a single mother trying to run a hotel haunted by ghosts while getting help from her estranged brother who is now one of them. The Netflix series mixes family dysfunction with an increasingly bizarre collection of supernatural guests.

Haunted Hotel Season 2 premieres October 9, 2026, on Netflix.

A laid-off worker and his wife cross paths with a documentary filmmaker and her spouse in Possible Love. As the two couples grow closer hidden desires begin to surface and force each of them to reconsider what they want from their relationships.

Directed by Lee Chang-dong the filmmaker behind Burning Possible Love stars Jeon Do-yeon Sul Kyung-gu Zo In-sung and Cho Yeo-jeong. The drama explores marriage longing and the complicated choices that emerge when private feelings can no longer stay buried.

Possible Love opens in select theaters October 23, 2026, and streams November 6 on Netflix.

Four of America’s top college football players leave fame and promising futures behind to enlist in the Marines following the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Mosquito Bowl follows their remarkable journey from the football field into the realities of World War II.

Directed by Peter Berg and based on a true story The Mosquito Bowl stars Nicholas Galitzine Bill Skarsgård Ray Nicholson and Tom Francis. The historical drama brings together football brotherhood sacrifice and war in a story inspired by the legendary players who answered the call to serve.

The Mosquito Bowl opens in theaters October 30, 2026, and streams November 25 on Netflix.

Apple has introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, powered by the new A20 Pro chip and a next-generation vapor chamber designed to keep performance running at its peak. Apple is also promising the longest battery life ever in an iPhone, with the iPhone 18 Pro Max delivering up to six additional hours of video playback compared with the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

The Pro camera system gets a major upgrade with variable aperture for greater control over depth of field and improved low-light photography. Siri AI is also built into the new Pro models, bringing Apple’s more personal and powerful AI assistant to its flagship iPhone lineup.

Apple just made one of the biggest changes to the iPhone since its debut. The new iPhone Duo is Apple’s first foldable iPhone, opening to a 7.6-inch inner display that’s 50 percent larger than the iPhone 18 Pro Max, while still folding down to a pocket-friendly design. It supports side-by-side apps, flexible viewing positions and Apple Pencil support coming later this year.

Inside, the iPhone Duo packs Apple’s A20 Pro chip, dual 48MP rear cameras, a titanium design and new iOS 27 experiences built specifically around the foldable display. Siri AI brings Apple’s new generation of more personal AI features to the device. The iPhone Duo starts at $1,999, with preorders beginning October 16 ahead of its October 23 release.