What to Stream This Weekend: 'Mulan' on Disney Plus, 'The Boys' on Amazon Prime Video and More

Amazon Prime Day 2020 will take place in October. The mega shopping event, exclusively for Amazon Prime members, is usually held in July but, with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Prime Day was postponed.Amazon Prime Day will start on Oct.

All In: The Fight for Democracy will be available to stream for free and without a subscription on Amazon Prime Video on Tuesday, Sept. 22, according to Variety.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, Online“All In: The Fight for Democracy,” a documentary that examines voter suppression in the United States, will be available for free on Amazon Prime Video on Sept.

Sarah Paulson series or Janelle Monáe in her latest starring role.Keep scrolling for your go-to guide of what to stream the weekend of Sept. 18, 2020.All In: The Fight for DemocracyAhead of the 2020 election, this documentary details the issue of voter suppression across the U.S.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticA filmed version of Heidi Schreck’s acclaimed, Tony-nominated Broadway play What the Constitution Means to Me will premiere Oct.

Also Read: 'What the Constitution Means to Me' Broadway Review: A Timely Blend of the Political and PersonalSchreck also stars in the play, relating how she earned her college tuition as a teenager by winning Constitutional debate competitions across the United States. She resurrects her teenage self to trace the profound relationship between four generations of women and the founding document that shaped their lives.

Amazon has announced its partial October streaming lineup, and there's quite a few unholy delights just in time for Halloween. Welcome to the Blumhouse is Amazon's new horror anthology that consists of eight movies all produced by Blumhouse Television, the first four of which — Black Box, The Lie, Evil Eye, and Nocturne — will drop in October.

Bette Midler, Diane Keaton and Goldie Hawn star in this classic comedy about three divorcées who seek revenge on their ex-husbands for leaving them for younger women. Victor Garber, Sarah Jessica Parker and Marcia Gay Harden also appear in the flick.Click here to stream on HBO Max. It's no secret that the '90s was the best time for rom-coms, and this Julia Roberts-Dermot Mulroney flick is no exception.

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke has explained why season 2 is being released weekly on Amazon Prime Video.Fans of the hit drama review-bombed the new episodes on the streaming platform due to the staggered release – as season one was released in one go.“The airing schedule came actually when we were pretty close to being done – probably 3/4ths of the way through post-production,” Kripke explained to Collider. “For the record, it didn’t come from Amazon.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorSeasoned marketer and corporate executive Ukonwa Ojo has joined Amazon as Chief Marketing Officer for Prime Video and Amazon Studios.The former M∙A∙C Cosmetics and Coty CMO will be responsible for leading global brand and originals marketing, reporting to Mike Hopkins, SVP of Prime Video and Amazon Studios.In a memo to staff (read it in full below), Hopkins said Andy Donkin will shift from his current position as head of global marketing for the video operation to a new,

A vintage promotional video for “Ghostbusters” has recently surfaced, with stars Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray offering a hilarious reminder of why the 1983 comedy remains a screen classic.

is launching its own paid membership service, called Walmart+. Walmart+ memberships will be available Sept. 15 and will cost $98 per year or $12.95 per month, including a 15-day free trial.While originally thought to debut in August, according to a report by Recode, Walmart has delayed the launch of its paid membership service, until now. Walmart president and CEO Doug McMillon said they have tested a membership model, reported by Business Insider.

The Boys season 2 is doing things differently. Instead of dropping all episodes at once, the September return sees Amazon Prime Video releasing only the first three episodes of the eight-episode run.

is launching its own paid membership service, called Walmart+. Walmart+ memberships will be available Sept. 15 and will cost $98 per year or $12.95 per month, including a 15-day free trial.While originally thought to debut in August, according to a report by Recode, Walmart has delayed the launch of its paid membership service, until now. Walmart president and CEO Doug McMillon said they have tested a membership model, reported by Business Insider.

what's new on Amazon Prime in September. You can also check out our picks for what to watch this month on Netflix and Hulu, as well as a list of everything coming to all major streaming services in September.

is launching its own paid membership service, called Walmart+. Walmart+ memberships will be available Sept. 15 and will cost $98 per year or $12.95 per month, including a 15-day free trial.While originally thought to debut in August, according to a report by Recode, Walmart has delayed the launch of its paid membership service, until now. Walmart president and CEO Doug McMillon said they have tested a membership model, reported by Business Insider.

is launching its own paid membership service, called Walmart+. Walmart+ memberships will be available Sept. 15 and will cost $98 per year or $12.95 per month, including a 15-day free trial.While originally thought to debut in August, according to a report by Recode, Walmart has delayed the launch of its paid membership service, until now.Walmart president and CEO Doug McMillon said they have tested a membership model, reported by Business Insider.