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Gypsy Rose Blanchard is swapping her huge public persona on social media for a quiet life in Louisiana.

A popular eatery in this small Louisiana city is getting a lot of attention after Gypsy Rose Blanchard and her husband dropped in for a meal.

Since Gypsy Rose's arrest in 2015 for her involvement in her mother's murder, there have been numerous documentaries, docuseries, interviews, and made for TV mini-series about the Louisiana native.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard, known for her high-profile legal case, revealed she's a Saints fan—post a video from Louisiana describing life since her prison release last week.

"Butchers of the Bayou", currently trending on Hulu, details the horrors of a decade where Louisianians lived in terror as not one, but two serial killers hunted the neighborhoods and bayous of South Louisiana.

Two of the most popular streaming services are going up on their cost.

But there is a new ad free bundle option.

It’s called — what else? — ‘Flamin’ Hot’.

As of this week, prices on the service have changed.

Hulu is adding a list of great new Christmas movies to their catalog just in time to get everyone in the holiday spirit.

Because you can only watch 'Clueless' so many times.

When its time for scary movie night, make sure you aren't discounting these true crime documentaries that will have you double checking your doors before bed.

We're talking about a triple murder mystery that may or may not be the handy work of a Bigfoot ripping apart weed farmers limb from limb.

Oscar contender ‘Nomadland’ is coming soon.

We’ve got picks for every service you love.

Break out the microwave hot cocoa.

Disney+ hasn't even launched yet, and it's already winning the streaming war.

Some of our favorites like "Jerry Maguire" and "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" are going away come January 31st.

Difficult news for fans of actress Glenne Headly, as the revered star has apparently passed away. The originating Steppenwolf Theatre Company member and Mr. Holland’s Opus star was in the process of filming Hulu’s new series, Future Man.

It's no secret that the Louisiana budget is in the toilet. Gov. John Bel Edwards is looking everywhere he can to find money and get the state back into shape. WWL is reporting Edwards is looking to pass a new tax that will make streaming services like Netflix and Hulu more expensive for Louisianians. But, is it even legal?