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Hulu lovers, have you been jealous of those Netflix Partiers? Well, pine away no more. Hulu is testing a party viewing feature of its own, and you should be able to enjoy it soon. Let CNET tell you all about it after the jump.

Hulu tests watch party feature that lets people stream as a group

Have a party with friends and family by watching shows and movies together.

Who’s up for a good long trailer?! HBO is rallying their forces to bring Perry Mason back to your screen with a noir update that looks really exciting. It’ll debut later in June, but let this little peek get your motor running now. Thanks for the tip, Polygon!

HBO’s reimagined Perry Mason looks like a dazzling noir

Matthew Rhys and Tatiana Maslany star in the new series arriving in June from the writers of Westworld and the director of Game of Thrones. This is not the Raymond Burr series your grandpappy grew up with. The show is set to premiere June 21 on HBO, HBO Go, HBO Now, and HBO Max.

A nice little slideshow from CNN that hops across the landscapes for some highlights, new and old. From Casino to The Making of Frozen 2, there are some interesting suggestions here for the month ahead.

See what’s new and worth streaming in June

It may not feel like it, but we are about to enter into summer.

There are a lot of new normals emerging, but the idea of live streaming ticket from any venue, anywhere, is long overdue. Check out how Smalls in NYC is planning to fill its empty venues with music lovers viewing from afar. Thanks again to the NYT for keeping us all in the loop!

Live From New York, It’s Jazz at a Distance

The Greenwich Village club Smalls is booking bands inside the venue again, but audiences will still have to stay home.

Loving Amazon Prime more and more, and here are June’s new arrivals . Some nice trailers in the mix, and plenty of interesting little nuggets in here: For baseball fans, Darren McGavin gives us all the evil eye in The Natural. While for music fans, the government gives John Lennon the evil in The US vs. John Lennon. Put your eyes on it and see what you find:)

Here’s everything coming to Amazon Prime Video in June 2020

A Joseph Gordon-Levitt thriller, standup comedy and ‘Knives Out’ are on the way

Want to binge a show to suit your mood all summer long? The NYT has you covered with an amazing collection of shows that with the perfect number of episodes to take you there nightly. This summer, of all summers, that might be just the ticket. Read up, pick a vibe and get going tonight!

Binge Your Way Through 99 Days of Summer

Here are nine great series for you to tackle this season, at roughly one episode each night.

Lots of June Netflix lists out there, but this one has a few key trailers mixed in. And probably nothing more exciting than the first one for Spike Lee’s first direct-to-streaming title, Da Five Bloods. I suspect we’ll be talking a lot about this one, which hits in mid-June. So get your sneak peek now!

Here’s everything coming to Netflix in June 2020 — and what’s leaving

Say goodbye to ‘Fuller House’ and ‘13 Reasons Why,’ but hello to a new Spike Lee movie and new seasons of ‘Patriot Act’ and ‘Queer Eye’

Is Lady Gaga’s new album really something to binge about? Well, if you need to just blow out the vents with a much anticipated disco blast that you play loud and put on repeat, sure it is! If you’re even slightly interested, pop on over to Billboard’s review, which lets you sample every track. Maybe it’s a way to end May on a high note.

Lady Gaga’s ‘Chromatica’: Listen

After getting rescheduled from its original April 10 release date due to COVID-19, Lady Gaga’s Chromatica arrived on Friday (May 29).

Ah, yes… You can binge your way through a show. You can binge your way towards a goal. And, of course, you can binge your way across a theme. I love this style, because there’s plenty of chance to compare and contrast. So it’s a new little feature to play with here at Bingelandia, and we tip our hats to Screenrants for putting this WILD platter together!

10 Movies Like Into The Wild Everyone Needs To See

Disappear into the woods with these incredible films that will appeal to any fan of Into The Wild.

Goodfellas. The Blade Runner Final Cut. Strictly Ballroom. Good Burger. Whatever flavor you like, this list from What’s on Netflix lays every exiting film and series right out there. You’ll probably finds some things leaving that you didn’t even know were there:)

Titles Leaving Netflix in May 2020 – What’s on Netflix

Once again, we’re here to chart all of the removals from Netflix throughout the month of May 2020. Below is an

Maybe not the most entertaining link to post, but Forbes looks at all of the big streamers to see what they’re planning and how they’re spending. And that could give you an insight or two as you plan for which services you want and how you’ll be spending:)

Streaming Wars Continue: Here’s How Much Netflix, Amazon, Disney+ And Their Rivals Are Spending On New Content

Streaming services are spending more on content in a bid to stand out from a crowded field of competitors.

Well, maybe not per se. But this fun list from… wait for it… LinkedIn is kind of a fun way to work yourself back to the water cooler. Particularly if your desk in anywhere near Sales & Marketing…

9 Movies About Sales for the Modern Professional

Have you seen all 9 of these movies about sales? If not, it might be time to bust out the popcorn and settle in for some mandatory viewing.