Apple premieres 'WeCrashed' at a star-studded event ahead of its global launch
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ show WeCrashed got its big premiere yesterday.
- The new WeCrashed show is now streaming on Apple TV+.
- WeCrashed tells the story of WeWork, a company that exploded and then imploded spectacularly.
'WeCrashed' debuted on Apple TV+ today and there was a big premiere to mark the occasion yesterday.
The latest Apple TV+ show to hit the growing streaming service, WeCrashed tells the story of WeWork, a company that grew at a rapid pace before imploding in spectacular fashion. The show itself stars Anne Hathaway and Jared Leto. Both were in attendance at a star-studded event.
The first three episodes of WeCrashed are available to stream on Apple TV+ right now with a new episode joining them weekly through April 22. You'll need a $4.99 per month subscription to watch, of course, unless you're an Apple One subscriber.
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