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The streaming company thought it would add 7 million subscribers. A global lockdown gave it 16 million.


The four-episode miniseries, based on a bestselling memoir, tells the story of an ultra-Orthodox Jewish woman finding her own path.


But the company won’t say whether it thinks it’s because of a pandemic-fueled rise in streaming.


The new docuseries has everything: exotic cats, murder, mullets, embezzlement, and a lot of welcome distraction.


Love Is Blind gave us a reunion that was neat, tidy, and (mostly) everyone getting along.


Love Is Blind’s season finale isn’t the end of Love Is Blind.


Alison Brie stars in and co-wrote the empathetic look at a woman with a family history of mental illness.


A writer from Muncie, Indiana, recently complained about Netflix’s autoplay feature. The company responded in a major way.


Netflix has about 50 percent fewer titles than it used to but more awards nominations than ever.


In the US, that is. In the rest of the world, Netflix is still booming.


There’s room for multiple streaming services in the cord-cutting future.


Netflix says its audiences love the stuff it makes for itself, like Murder Mystery. Its rivals are betting otherwise.


Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce star in a whimsical but thoughtful tale about Benedict, Francis, and God.


Disney is coming for Netflix. Netflix is coming for the world.


Who wants to watch a mob movie that runs three hours and 30 minutes? More than 26 million people, according to Netflix.


The film, a hit at Cannes earlier this year, blends passion, ghosts, and class rage.


The streamers want your money, which means they’re going to spend lots of money making stuff you want to watch.


A week after CEO Reed Hastings said Netflix was in the entertainment business, not the “truth to power business,” another exec takes a stab at it. Tldr: It’s still going to get censored.


“The consumer demand for Disney+ has exceeded our highest expectations.” Translation: Whoops.


Advice from two veterans of Amazon and Hulu.


Netflix used to say that Nielsen numbers were useless. Now that’s changing.


There’s a lot of #content coming your way, and you may not have to pay more to see any of it. Enjoy it while it lasts.


HBO Max will have plenty of competitors, including Netflix and Apple and Disney’s new streaming services.


Unnatural Selection tackles tough questions about CRISPR gene editing, designer babies, and more.


Meryl Streep leads a star-studded cast in an uneven, but illuminating, tale of real-life corruption, directed by Steven Soderbergh.


Twin brothers tell their harrowing story in a documentary about memory, trauma, and silence.


This wasn’t as bad as Q2. But things are only going to get tougher as Disney, Apple, and more streamers show up.


Breaking Bad was as funny and heartfelt as it was dark. El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie is, too.


The Duffers reportedly got nine-figures pay for their multi-project, multi-year contract with the streaming giant.


Friends and The Office are leaving. Jerry and crew are coming. And streaming prices keep going up.


The fly-on-the-wall look at a former GM factory in Dayton bought by a Chinese company is a fascinating peek into the challenges of globalization.


Netflix’s joyous wrestling drama has gotten caught under its own weight.


“It felt like, well, once that was done, then we’ve done what we needed to do, and we forgot to pause and think about, ethically, what was going on.”


You’ll want to delete your Facebook account.


And that’s before it loses Friends, The Office, and other shows and movies made by its Big Media rivals.


People only steal content if they think it’s good. That’s bad news for Amazon Prime Video.


It’s also a horror movie.


It’s a lightweight comic tribute to Agatha Christie, and it kinda works.


While onstage with Recode’s Kara Swisher at the 2019 Code Conference, Cindy Holland and Natasha Lyonne announced their show, Russian Doll, has been renewed.


A small number of companies will win the streaming “battle royale,” says former Amazon Studios strategist Matthew Ball. Amazon is “guaranteed” to be one of them, he says.