The 11 Best Things Coming to Hulu in June

Coming June 8

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Season 16

TV’s longest-running non-animated sitcom returns, and the barhops appear to be older but no wiser. Mac confronts his allergies, Charlie takes on his sisters, Dennis seeks to boost his mental health and Dee pursues a rent-controlled apartment. Meanwhile, 78-year-old Danny DeVito’s Frank seems just as irascible as ever.

Coming June 9

Flamin’ Hot (2023)

Eva Longoria makes her feature directing debut with this film, the comedic and inspirational story of a Frito-Lay janitor-turned-executive named Richard Montañez (played by Narcos: Mexico star Jesse Garcia), who supposedly channeled his Mexican American heritage to invent Flamin’ Hot Cheetos in the 1970s. (Frito-Lay has disputed that the spicy snack was Montañez’s brainchild.)

Coming June 14

The Full Monty (Hulu Original Series)

Twenty-five years after six unemployed British steelworkers went all Chippendales with a striptease act to earn money, the gang find themselves older but no richer or wiser. Robert Carlyle, 62, Tom Wilkinson, 75, and Mark Addy, 58, all return for this sequel series, which also follows the challenges for the younger generation in Sheffield.​​

Coming June 16

Chevalier (2023)

Kelvin Harrison Jr. won raves playing Joseph Bologne, the real-life son of a French plantation owner and an enslaved African woman who rose to the top of late-19th-century French society as a violinist and composer — until his ill-timed affair with a married (and white) opera singer (Samara Weaving). This is a lush costume drama with a modern flair, unearthing a forgotten chapter in history.

Coming June 22

The Bear, Season 2 (Hulu Original Series)

In the first season of this remarkable dramedy series, we met a talented but troubled chef (Jeremy Allen White) who heads home to Chicago to take over his family’s deep-in-debt sandwich shop after years of toiling in Michelin-starred restaurants. Now Carmy Berzatto is back in the kitchen, battling unruly relatives and staffers as well as his own demons.​​

Coming June 25​

Pride Across America: Livestream

ABC News’ Gio Benitez and Alex Perez will host a five-hour live stream of Pride marches in New York City, Chicago and San Francisco to celebrate the LGBTQ+ communities. (The service will also live stream the L.A. parade on June 11 and Houston’s 45th annual celebration on June 24.)

Barbarian (2022)

Georgina Campbell stars in a twisty horror film with a very modern premise: A young woman, traveling to Detroit for a job interview, arrives at an Airbnb-like rental home late at night — and discovers it’s been double-booked and there’s another guest staying there. And that’s not the only secret lurking within the walls of this house.

Coming June 30

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

Have you seen all those online memes of folks recreating their lives as Wes Anderson movies? Well, why not savor one of Anderson’s best films, a quirky fable set in a very stylized ski resort in the 1930s where a lascivious concierge (Ralph Fiennes, 60) scrambles to deal with the fallout when one of his paramours suddenly dies.​​