What's New on Streaming Today: June 11, 2026

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World Cup 2026 Starts Today on Streaming

The biggest tournament in sports kicks off today, and you don't need cable to watch every match. The expanded FIFA World Cup 2026 format features 48 nations and 104 matches across North America, with Fox and Telemundo handling broadcast rights and Peacock streaming every game live. If you have been waiting for a reason to subscribe, this is it.

Max: Gran Turismo and Beat Bobby Flay

Gran Turismo lands on Max today. The film adapts the true story of Jann Mardenborough, a gamer who turned his virtual racing skills into a real professional career. It is a solid pick for anyone who grew up with the PlayStation franchise or enjoys underdog sports stories. Also arriving on Max is Beat Bobby Flay Season 42, with the celebrity chef continuing his undefeated kitchen streak.

Prime Video: Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret

Judy Blume's classic novel gets a warm, faithful adaptation in Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. The 2023 film follows an 11-year-old navigating a new school, her first crush, and questions about faith. It is streaming on Prime Video today, and it works just as well for adults revisiting the book as it does for younger viewers discovering it for the first time.

Hulu: Documentary and Reality Drops

Hulu is adding several complete seasons today. The standouts include Abraham Lincoln: Complete Season 1, a historical documentary series, and Mountain Men: Complete Season 14, which follows survivalists living off the grid. After the First 48: Complete Season 7 and America's Book of Secrets: Special Edition also arrive for true crime and history fans.

Disney+: Bonnaroo and The X-Files

Disney+ is streaming the Bonnaroo Day 1 live concert starting at 7:45 PM ET tonight. If you missed the Tennessee festival, this is the next best thing. Also new is The X-Files: I Want to Believe — Director's Cut with bonus features, giving longtime fans a reason to revisit the 2008 film. The X-Files franchise remains one of the most influential sci-fi series ever made, and the director's cut adds fresh context.

Peacock: Southern Hospitality and Futbolista

Peacock has the Southern Hospitality Season 4 Reunion today, wrapping up the Bravo reality series. Also new is My New Favorite Futbolista Season 2, profiling standout soccer players. Between the World Cup coverage and this original content, Peacock is arguably the most essential subscription of the week.

What Are You Watching First?

With the World Cup, Gran Turismo, and a handful of solid catalogue additions, June 11 is unusually busy. Are you tuning in for the tournament, catching up on a film you missed, or binging a documentary series? Let us know in the comments.