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The production company co-founded by the 'Sinners' director will develop series for the streaming giant going forward.

Netflix’s new true-crime documentary details how Taylor Parker faked a pregnancy before murdering Reagan Simmons-Hancock.

The model and business mogul has alleged producers used only 16 minutes of her almost four-hour interview.

The singer and actor made the comment during a recent interview while promoting her latest film, 'Office Romance.'

Mackenzie Shirilla has a new prison job at the Ohio Reformatory for Women, but how little she could make may surprise you.

"I'm a movie maker."

The actress and singer said she can be falsely perceived as a "two-dimensional character" because of public perception of her.

Rival spies, Lamaze class chaos, and dad-duty danger: inside Netflix's wild new action-comedy featuring Henry Cavill and Kevin Hart.

The home decor and cooking legend thought the 2024 documentary made her appear close to retirement.

Preston Pippen shares how his mom's alleged Future romance, reality TV fame, and a very public divorce changed friendships he thought he could trust.

Inside the unfinished ‘White Horse’ series, the $11 million Netflix fraud case, and why Keanu is still standing by his director friend.

Netflix’s ‘The Crash’ revisits the texts, breakup tension, and fatal brick-wall collision that left Dominic Russo and Davion Flanagan dead.

The Sussexes are producing a Netflix film about a brutal Helmand Province siege, based on Major Adam Jowett’s war book 'No Way Out.'

In an interview on 'The Breakfast Club,' Hart admitted it "wasn't a tasteful joke," but defended Hinchcliffe's right to make it.

The stand-up comedian unloaded on Handler during a live taping of 'Kill Tony.'

Netflix just announced that the rom-com hit is ending, and Dionne Warwick’s years-long roast of 'Emily in Paris' reached its final savage punchline online.

Netflix previously added episodes after its radio broadcast. Soon, viewers can tune in live every weekday on the platform.

Netflix’s new docuseries goes inside the 2005 Michael Jackson trial, revisiting jurors, witnesses, and courtroom details the public largely experienced through media coverage.