Netflix news on this page covers the slate and the strategy in equal measure. Programming stories follow final seasons ordered for Emily in Paris, A Good Girl's Guide to Murder and Devil May Cry, a second series for Steven Knight's House of Guinness, and Dan Levy revealing the crime-show DNA behind Big Mistakes. The corporate thread is just as active: walking away from Warner Bros. as Paramount's $111bn bid wins Hollywood's biggest prize, and the deals with Spotify that blur streaming and podcasting, while monthly what-to-watch guides round up the new arrivals.
A Netflix detective sequel, a Legally Blonde prequel, Madonna's Confessions II and hit thriller Obsession show how streaming now sells a menu, not a moment.
Charlie Brooker’s four-part Netflix series Blackmere has added Rory Kinnear to its cast, with the absurd crime-thriller comedy arriving in early 2027.
The Welsh actor took two lead acting Emmys on the same night, for Netflix limited series The Beast in Me and Apple comedy Widow's Bay, completing a category trifecta no performer had managed before.
The Inbetweeners 3 is confirmed and in production for Netflix, with Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas all returning.
The Schitt's Creek star says long-running procedural dramas shaped the structure of his new crime-comedy, co-created with Rachel Sennott, which blends incompetence, blackmail and organised crime.
A round-up of the latest films and series landing on Netflix in the UK this June, from fresh originals to returning favourites worth queuing up before the month ends.
Early figures suggest the BBC's Football Daily is drawing bigger audio and video numbers than Gary Lineker's Netflix-backed daily tournament show.
Netflix has confirmed the hit British mystery will return for a concluding run of four episodes, with filming already wrapped.
Netflix has confirmed the hit romantic comedy will end with Season 6, with Lily Collins promising a finale shot across Greece, Monaco and Paris that closes Emily's story 'in the most chic way'.
After a months-long bidding war, Netflix declined to match Paramount Skydance's escalated offer for Warner Bros. Discovery, ceding HBO, the studios and CNN — and turning to a $25bn share buyback instead.
The Peaky Blinders creator's Dublin-set period saga has been recommissioned after a strong debut run, with the writer signalling ambitions to take the dynasty all the way to the 1960s.
Within days of each other, the streamer renewed its hit teen mystery and its acclaimed video-game anime for third and final seasons, completing two stories built as trilogies from the start.
A distribution pact bringing Spotify Studios and Ringer video shows to Netflix marks the clearest sign yet that the podcast and television businesses are converging.
Showrunner Adi Shankar confirms the anime adaptation will close out its planned trilogy, capping a streaming success that repeatedly cracked the platform's global top 10.
The old pipeline sent films to streaming. Now streamers are sending proven series and fan favourites back toward cinemas to build bigger franchise moments.