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Get to Know D Smoke, the Winner of Netflix's 'Rhythm and Flow'

An interview with the rapper who was crowned by Cardi B, Chance the Rapper and T.I.

By Andrew R. Chow October 23, 2019

These Are the Most Popular Netflix Shows and Movies—According to Netflix

Though questions have arisen over the way the platform counts its viewers, here is what we can glean from what data they have released

By Mahita Gajanan October 16, 2019

Eddie Murphy Pays Tribute—Gloriously—to a Blaxploitation Legend in Dolemite Is My Name

Murphy plays Rudy Ray Moore in a generous, crackling and moving film

By Stephanie Zacharek October 4, 2019

The True Story Behind the Netflix Series Unbelievable

The new series is based on Pulitzer-winning reporting about detectives working to catch a serial rapist

By Mahita Gajanan September 12, 2019

The OA Fans Have a Pretty Convincing Theory About the Show Not Really Being Cancelled

Is it all an elaborate ruse?

By Megan McCluskey August 13, 2019

The 10 Best Horror Movies on Netflix to Stream Right Now

From 'Insidious' to 'The Sixth Sense'

By Megan McCluskey July 30, 2019

Everyone and Their Mother Are Participating in the Endlessly Catchy Stranger Things Neverending Story Challenge

Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and original Neverending Story cast are having fun

By Melissa Locker July 16, 2019

Friends Won't Be There for You on Netflix Starting in 2020

The iconic '90s show will instead be available on HBO Max, a new streaming service

By Tara Law July 9, 2019

Netflix is Losing 'The Office' in January 2021

The show is reportedly one of the most popular series on the platform

By Tara Law June 25, 2019

Netflix Defends Prank Show Starring Stranger Things Actor Following Backlash

The show is "spooky, supernatural, and over the top," Netflix says

By Mahita Gajanan June 19, 2019

Netflix's When They See Us Is Putting Central Park Five Prosecutors on the Defense

Prosecutors who were responsible for sending the "Central Park Five" to prison in 1989 are facing consequences after the airing of Netflix's When They See Us

By Josiah Bates June 13, 2019

Review: Always Be My Maybe Is Maybe Almost Good. Is That Good Enough?

It’s ridiculous that Hollywood can go for 25 years without making a single movie featuring a predominantly Asian cast: That’s the number of years stretching between 1993’s The Joy Luck Club and last year’s Crazy...

By Stephanie Zacharek May 31, 2019

Here's What's New on (and Leaving) Netflix in May 2019

Two 'Austin Powers' movies and 'Moonlight' round out this month's additions

By Rachel E. Greenspan April 27, 2019

Review: In Someone Great, Gina Rodriguez and Friends Find More Than Sex in the City

Somehow Sex and the City, despite its popularity and longevity, didn’t spark a golden age of TV shows or movies about friendships between women navigating the wilds of a major metropolis. What made that show...

By Stephanie Zacharek April 18, 2019

Netflix's Market Value Dropped $8 Billion After the Disney Plus Announcement

Disney's streaming service will have Marvel, Star Wars and more

By John J. Edwards III / Bloomberg April 12, 2019

Netflix Claps Back at Brie Larson Troll Who Criticized Her Directorial Debut and You Might Need a Minute

'Unicorn Store' will be available to stream on Netflix starting April 5, 2019

By Elaine Selna March 28, 2019

Watch a Piece of Glacier the Size of a Skyscraper Crash Into the Ocean in This Clip From Netflix’s Our Planet

75 million tons of ice broke off from the Store Glacier in just 20 minutes

By Dan Stewart March 28, 2019

The True Story Behind Netflix's Mötley Crüe Movie The Dirt

Truth, in the case of this band, is much wilder than fiction

By Melissa Locker March 22, 2019

How The OA Became Netflix’s Most Mysterious Show

'The OA' returns to Netflix on March 22 for its second season

By Sam Lansky March 20, 2019

Here’s What’s New on Netflix in March 2019 — and What's Leaving

From 'Sweeney Todd' to 'Wet Hot American Summer,' here's everything new

By Rachel E. Greenspan February 28, 2019

The 10 Best Spring Break Movies on Netflix to Stream Right Now

From 'Spring Breakers' to 'American Pie'

By Megan McCluskey February 20, 2019

How Netflix's High Flying Bird Upends the Conventions of the Sports Movie

Steven Soderbergh's latest arrived on Netflix on Friday

By Andrew R. Chow February 8, 2019

Report: Netflix Bends to Saudi Request, Takes Down Critical Comedy Show Episode

“We strongly support artistic freedom worldwide and only removed this episode in Saudi Arabia after we had received a valid legal request — and to comply with local law,” the company said.

By Tara Law January 1, 2019

You May Have Noticed That Netflix is Testing a New Feature

Welcome to almost-instant replay

By Katy Steinmetz December 12, 2018

Here Are the 10 Best Christmas Movies for Kids on Netflix

'From 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas' to 'The Christmas Chronicles'

By Megan McCluskey December 12, 2018

Thank the Holiday Armadillo Because Friends Will Be There for You on Netflix After All

The beloved sitcom is not disappearing in January 2019

By Megan McCluskey December 4, 2018

The Top 10 Stand Up Comedy Specials of 2018

The funniest hours you can stream right now

By Ashley Hoffman November 20, 2018

Sandra Bullock and Sarah Paulson's New Netflix Horror Movie Is Giving People Major A Quiet Place Vibes

"Bird Box just told A Quiet Place 'hold my beer'"

By Megan McCluskey October 24, 2018

Unraveling the Mystery Behind the Red Room in The Haunting of Hill House

Major spoilers ahead

By Megan McCluskey October 12, 2018

Venice Review: Alfonso Cuaron's Roma Is Glorious, Tender Filmmaking

At the beginning of Alfonso Cuarón’s extraordinary film-as-remembrance Roma—playing in competition here at the Venice Film Festival—we meet Cleo, a young woman of Mixteca heritage who works as a servant and sort-of nanny for a...

By Stephanie Zacharek August 30, 2018

What the Netflix Documentary ‘Bleeding Edge’ Gets Right About the Dangers of Medical Devices in America

A new Original documentary sheds light on a topic that's opaque to many: the medical device industry in America. The film, called The Bleeding Edge, claims that the way medical devices make it to the...

By Alexandra Sifferlin July 27, 2018

Glow Fades But Stays Fun in Its Second Season

Summer TV isn't what it used to be. With cable and streaming platforms airing prestige dramas long after the networks end their seasons, the warmer months have ceased to be reliable oases of light entertainment....

By Judy Berman June 21, 2018

Why Queer Eye Is More Vital Than Ever in Season Two

In a sea of mostly unnecessary television reboots, it's almost surprising to find one as politically au courant as Netflix's Queer Eye. The show aired its first iteration on Bravo in 2003, and it was...

By Ira Madison III June 14, 2018

People Swear They Can Actually Hear Janice From Friends Laugh Annoyingly in This Photo

Does this photo of Janice make you hear something familiar?

By Melissa Locker March 14, 2018

Dirty Money Brings Ambitious Investigative Journalism to Netflix

TV's predominant format for investigative journalism has recently been the quasi-comedy bit: shows like HBO's Last Week Tonight and TBS's Full Frontal expose policy issues by making light of them. But a new series of...

By Daniel D'Addario January 25, 2018

The Internet Is Reeling From This Fake Friends Movie Trailer

A parody movie trailer for Friends is taking fans for an emotional ride. Fans of the NBC megahit said goodbye to the Central Perk crew when the show ended in 2004, and the show's co-creator...

By Ashley Hoffman January 23, 2018

Mo'Nique and Wanda Sykes Are Taking a Stand Against Netflix Over Alleged Pay Disparity

'Why shouldn’t I get what the legends are getting?'

By Samantha Cooney January 22, 2018

These Old Photos of the Friends Cast Will Be There for You

It can often feel like we grew up with the cast of Friends — after all, Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow and the rest hit the air first all the way back in 1994....

By Raisa Bruner January 18, 2018

The Best Romantic Movies You Can Watch on Netflix for Valentine's Day

Check these titles out

By Mahita Gajanan January 17, 2018

Even Barack Obama Had a Hard Time With DIY Furniture When He Moved His Daughter at College

Peak dad mode

By Cady Lang January 12, 2018

Did Karl Pilkington Predict These Wild Black Mirror Plotlines?

A YouTube video makes the case that Netflix owes Pilkington some royalties

By Melissa Locker January 2, 2018

Take the Cannoli: 'The Godfather' Trilogy is Coming to Netflix

Someone made an offer they couldn’t refuse and come Jan. 1, The Godfather trilogy will finally be available on the streaming service. Based on Mario Puzo’s 1969 novel of the same name, The Godfather focused...

By Melissa Locker December 29, 2017

Black Mirror’s Fourth Season Struggles Until There's an Episode in Space. Seriously

It's easy to tell tales about the near future—until it catches up with you. That's the problem Black Mirror faces in its fourth season, which hits on Dec. 29. The twisty sci-fi anthology series, which...

By Daniel D’Addario December 28, 2017

'Astoundingly Bad in Virtually Every Way.' What Critics Say About Bright, Netflix's $90 Million Action Movie

Netflix's first big-budget action flick

By Abigail Abrams December 21, 2017

Netflix Executive Fired Over Danny Masterson Rape Comments

A Netflix spokesperson said Andy Yeatman, a kids’ programming executive, was "no longer employed" at the company

By Derek Lawrence / Entertainment Weekly December 13, 2017

A History of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon’s Unconventional Relationship

Was the couple's relationship similar to how it is portrayed in The Crown?

By Kate Samuelson December 12, 2017

Inside 'Queen Sono,' Netflix's First African Original Series

The Jury’s Still Out on Whether Love Is Blind But These Memes Prove It Sure Is Funny

'The Last Thing He Wanted' Makes its Audience Work too Hard

The Two Popes Is a Portrait of Complicated Friendship—With a Dash of Papal Pizazz

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