Latest updates: Disney Upfront presentation reveals new FX, Hulu series and more

Disney and The Country Music Association have extended their agreement through 2032 for the CMA Awards, "CMA Fest," and "CMA Country Christmas."

As part of the new agreement, the CMA Awards will stream live on Disney+ for the first time ever, alongside its traditional broadcast on ABC, kicking off with "The 60th Annual CMA Awards" on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026.

The six year extension builds on a 20-year collaboration with ABC.

"For two decades, Disney has been CMA's partner in celebrating excellence in Country Music and bringing its artists and storytelling to audiences around the world," says Sarah Trahern, CMA chief executive officer. "Extending our collaboration with Disney and expanding the show to livestream on Disney+ marks an exciting next step for CMA, allowing us to reach new audiences while continuing our role in elevating and shaping the genre."

A teaser trailer was released of the limited FX series "Cry Wolf" starring Olivia Colman and Brie Larson.

Colman and Larson introduced the show at the Disney Upfront.

Claire Danes and Ewan McGregor took to the Disney Upfront stage to introduce their new Hulu series, "The Spot."

Two new series were announced at the 2026 Disney Upfront: "The Shards" for FX and "Count My Lies" for Hulu.

"The Shards," featuring Homer Gere and Igby Rigney is a thriller set in Los Angeles in the '80s, co-created by Ryan Murphy and Bret Easton Ellis.

Shailene Woodley, Kit Harrington and Lindsay Lohan appeared on stage to introduce their new show, "Count My Lies," which follows a nanny to a couple, as dangerous secrets begin to unravel.