Page Six TV is coming to Hulu. Recently, it was announced the syndicated TV series will be broadcast on Hulu.
Based on the New York Post gossip column, the half-hour show explores “in-the-know gossip and news from entertainment, culture, the media, finance, real estate and politics.” The series originally debuted in September in more than 200 markets across the U.S.
Now, fans can catch Page Six TV on Hulu beginning tomorrow, November 16th.
Read more details below:
Los Angeles, CA -November 15, 2017 – Endemol Shine North America and the New York Post’s new nationally syndicated “Page Six TV,” which launched in September in more than 200 local markets across the U.S., will make its streaming debut tomorrow, Thursday, November 16, exclusively 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,” which debuted Sept. 18 as the highest-rated nationally syndicated entertainment newsmagazine in a decade, delivers in-the-know gossip and news from entertainment, culture, the media, finance, real estate and politics. Since its debut, “Page Six TV” has welcomed numerous celebrity guests to its New York City studio, including Craig Robinson, Dr. Oz, Joy Behar, Terry Crews, Vivica A. Fox and Tamar Braxton.
“Page Six TV” has been sold in more than 98% of the country for its first season by Twentieth Television and is broadcast daily on the Fox Television Stations (FTS) in 16 markets, including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.
“We’re thrilled to be joining Hulu’s lineup, giving ‘Page Six TV’ viewers an opportunity to catch up on episodes they may have missed the day before on local broadcast stations,” says Endemol Shine North America CEO Cris Abrego. “‘Page Six TV’ has quickly asserted itself as must-see daily viewing for millions nationally and Hulu’s subscribers will now have the opportunity to enjoy all of the breaking news and fun that comes with each episode.”
“Page Six TV” is a daily television show modeled after Page Six, the iconic New York Post gossip column and web site. True to the Page Six signature style, the show’s contributors and insiders deliver in-the-know gossip and news from entertainment, culture, the media, finance, real estate and politics. The half-hour show will cover today’s biggest personalities including high-flying real estate moguls, the hottest sports stars, larger-than-life politicians as well as break celebrity gossip and entertainment news.
“Page Six TV” is hosted by John Fugelsang (Sirius XM Radio/VH1) and the show’s insiders include Bevy Smith (Bravo’s “Fashion Queens”), Variety entertainment reporter Elizabeth Wagmeister and New York Post Page Six senior reporter Carlos Greer. Page Six Editor Emily Smith and Deputy Editor Ian Mohr provide updates and insight, as well as exclusive first-looks into the latest breaking stories from the newsroom.
Kay O’Connell (“Fashionably Late with Rachel Zoe”) and Michael Bachmann (“Dish Nation”) serve as executive producers of “Page Six TV.” New York Post Publisher and CEO Jesse Angelo, as well as Endemol Shine North America’s Michael Weinberg and Rob Smith, are also serving as executive producers. Kathleen Rajsp (“The View”) serves as co-executive producer.
Throughout the season, celebrities, comedians and newsmakers will join “Page Six TV” as Plus Ones. The special guests join the show’s regular insiders and offer their own insights on the day’s top stories. “Page Six TV” leverages the dynamic social media presence of Page Six and the New York Post to drive audience engagement. Viewers will have the opportunity to weigh in on topics with their own opinions across social media prior to broadcast.
And for the latest news on “Page Six TV” including where to watch in your local market, go to www.PageSixTV.com. And be sure to follow “Page Six TV” on Twitter @PageSixTV, “like” the official Facebook page and join the conversation using #PageSixTV.”
What do you think? Do you read Page Six? Will you watch the series on Hulu?
