So whether you’re among the millions who saw Wicked in theaters last year or you’re catching up before the sequel arrives, Wicked: One Wonderful Night offers a musical celebration of the story and characters that captivated audiences worldwide.

The road to the merger included a pit stop at a failed launch of a streaming sports service from Disney, Fox Corp and Warner Bros. Discovery titled Venu (R.I.P.), which was scuttled after a judge denied a bid to dismiss a lawsuit from Fubo, which sued on anticompetitive business grounds.

Media giant ViacomCBS Inc (VIACA.O) said on Monday it has entered an agreement with Hulu to add 14 more networks, including Comedy Central, MTV, VH1 and Nickelodeon, to the streaming service provider's paid live TV platform.

While Hulu and Disney+ both recently raised their streaming prices, the entertainment company is currently offering one of the biggest discounts of the year on its Hulu + Live TV subscription. For your first three months, you’ll pay just $64.99 — a total savings of nearly $80, given the service is usually $89.99/month.

Disney has yet to reach an agreement with YouTube regarding streaming rights on YouTube TV for its properties, which include ABC, the official network of 9-1-1 and spinoff series 9-1-1: Nashville. ABC is even urging fans to help speed the negotiations along by contacting YouTube to “let them know you want your favorite networks back.”

For fans of NBC favorites like The Office and St. Denis Medical, Peacock is an affordable option at just $7.99/month. You can stream the Wicked special alongside a wide selection of NBC hits. Wicked: One Wonderful Night premieres on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, at 8 p.m. ET. The special has a runtime of two hours.

Fubo has reached a total of 1.63 million subscribers in North America as the sports streamer has completed its merger with Disney's Hulu + Live TV. Fubo CEO David Gandler told analysts during the company's third quarter earnings call on Monday that the deal would lead to "unprecedented opportunities" at the combined company and expand consumer choice,