What's New on Hulu in January 2021: Everything to Watch This Month

Russell Tovey stars in the new Hulu series The Sister and the show’s first trailer has arrived!

what's new on Hulu in January. If you're looking for even more suggestions, click over to our full list of recommendations.

Everyone’s life story is full of secrets—whether we like to admit it or not. Hulu’s original series “The Sister” offers a provocative look at how one’s own hidden indiscretions linger.

Netflix is back on hand to indulge us in our binge watching with plenty to watch in January.

Christina Aguilera, 40, is starting 2021 off right! The singer took part in a little self love session when she sat back in a bubble bath while wearing nothing but a cowboy hat and holding a champagne bottle. She shared the epic moment in an Instagram video on Jan. 1 and it’s already become a hit with her followers.

The Office moves to Peacock on Jan. 1, now with bonus "superfan episodes." Meanwhile, all eight seasons of How I Met Your Mother head to Amazon at the start of the year.  If you're one of the many who became addicted to Cobra Kai when it moved to Netflix (or you're an OG fan from the series' YouTube days), get ready for new episodes to arrive on Jan.

Regina King's directorial debut, the film One Night in Miami, which imagines a meeting between Malcolm X (Kingsley Ben-Adir), Muhammad Ali (Eli Goree), Jim Brown (Aldis Hodge), and Sam Cooke (Leslie Odom Jr.) in a Miami hotel room in 1964, immediately after Ali's title win over Sonny Liston.

Cobra Kai Season 3 and Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous Season 2 coming to the streaming service in January. Netflix will also add popular titles like 17 Again, both Sex and the City movies, and Catch Me If You Can. It's safe to say there's plenty to watch, whether you're looking to marathon a new show or check out a movie you haven't seen in a while. Here's everything coming to Netflix in January 2021: Jan. 1Cobra Kai: Season 3Dream Home Makeover: Season 2Headspace Guide to Meditation The

Look Who's Talking and the Austin Powers movies. If you're a fan of retro TV, be sure to check out HGTV's A Very Brady Renovation, in which the actual Brady house in North Hollywood, California gets an update and expansion, with all the grown-up Brady kids participating in the reno with the Property Brothers. There's also a terrific Hulu original film, Derek Delgaudio's In and Of Itself, which at first seems to be a show about magic but turns out to be about so much more than that.

Jennifer Lopez is living for tonight.

Look Who's Talking and Austin Powers movies. If you're a fan of retro TV, be sure to check out HGTV's A Very Brady Renovation, in which the actual house in North Hollywood, California gets an update and expansion with all the grown-up Brady kids participating in the reno with the Property Brothers. There's also a terrific Hulu original film, Derek Delgaudio's In and Of Itself, which at first seems to be a show about magic but turns out to be about so much more than that.

The Office moves to Peacock on Jan. 1, now with bonus "superfan episodes." Meanwhile, all eight seasons of How I Met Your Mother head to Amazon at the start of the year.  If you're one of the many who became addicted to Cobra Kai when it moved to Netflix (or you're an OG fan from the series' YouTube days), get ready for new episodes to arrive on Jan.

It’s a new year and that means there’s a new crop of TV shows and movies to binge-watch on Netflix.  With the holidays behind us, Netflix has announced a slew of new content coming to its library in January 2021.

There is a lot of great content being added to Amazon Prime Video in January 2021 and all of these titles will be free for subscribers to view!

Hulu will be saying goodbye to a number of its movies. Among those to go are — which only will be on the streaming service for one month, so watch it while you can! — as well as, and more. Read on below for all the titles leaving Hulu in December, and be sure to check out our guides for what's new on Hulu in January, new on Netflix in January and leaving Netflix as well.