Documentaries

"This film delivers a definitive answer," says co-director Tucker Tooley.

In the series' second cycle, contestant Shandi Sullivan drank, got in a hot tub with a male model, and only remembered fragments of sexual contact while being filmed by producers.

'Melania' saw a $7M domestic debut, making it the biggest opening for a non-fiction film in the last decade.

Michelle Obama’s 2020 documentary 'Becoming' has reentered Netflix’s U.S. Top 10 years after its release.

He mentions Biggie Smalls, Kimberly Porter, and Andre Harrell by name.

The three-part series revisits the show’s legacy and controversies through interviews with Tyra Banks, former judges, and contestants.

"Many of the most expansive and striking moments didn’t disappear; they simply belonged elsewhere," director Nico Ballesteros tells Complex.

The launch comes ahead of Fanatics Fest 2026, which returns to New York in July.

Justin and King Combs' docuseries follows 50 Cent's Netflix doc, 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning.'

The Brooklyn rapper addressed the growing tension with Fif during an appearance on 'Way Up With Angela Yee.'

'In Whose Name?' is available to stream on Apple, Amazon, Google, YouTube and Fandango.

"The footage in question was not released by me or anyone authorized to handle Sean Combs’ materials," the documentarian says.

A spokesperson for Diddy previously slammed the doc as "a shameful hit piece."

Marlon Wayans and 50 Cent engaged in an online back-and-forth over Wayans' comments about 50's involvement in the Diddy doc.

Ja calls out Fif for acting like he's a "moral savior."

The rapper alluded to 50 Cent facing previous domestic abuse allegations.

Netflix is standing behind 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning,' despite various claims from Diddy's reps.

Diddy's reps have condemned the docuseries, calling it a "hit piece."