Page Six TV To Stream On Hulu
Page Six TV To Stream On Hulu
The New York Post’s new nationally syndicated “Page Six TV” is taking it’s talents to a streaming service. The show, which launched in September, made its streaming debut this week on Hulu.
Endemol Shine International has licensed “Page Six TV” to Hulu, where each daily 30-minute episode will be made available to stream on Hulu the day after its broadcast debut.
“Page Six TV” is an entertainment newsmagazine gossip and news show with hosts including John Fugelsang (Sirius XM Radio/VH1), Bevy Smith (Bravo’s “Fashion Queens”), Variety entertainment reporter Elizabeth Wagmeister and New York Post Page Six senior reporter Carlos Greer.
To date, the show’s celebrity guests have included Craig Robinson, Dr. Oz, Joy Behar, Terry Crews, Vivica A. Fox and Tamar Braxton.
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