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The streamer took U.S. and select international rights on comedy It Gets Worse, coming-of-age drama Major Players and the adaptation of The Ministry of Time.

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Netflix today announced that, beginning October 1, 2026, it will become the new home for WWE programming in Japan. The lineup will include WWE’s weekly flagship shows —Raw,SmackDownandNXT— along with Premium Live Events such asWrestleMania,Royal Rumble,SummerSlamandMoney in the Bank, as well as WWE’s archive library, all streaming exclusively on Netflix. Included at no extra cost…

Want to access your usual streaming service with greater security, or from a different part of the world where you may run into geo-restrictions? This is where a Virtual Private Network (VPN) comes in handy.

Rob Lowe spills details on upcoming Netflix documentary about his career: Release date, footage, and more

VisionQuestjust received an exciting change to its release schedule just weeks before it premieres on Disney+. Over four months after the MCU’s last live-action Disney+ series, Daredevil: Born AgainSeason 2, wrapped up, the next blockbuster streaming original is finally on the horizon. Before Avengers: Doomsdayarrives in December to culminate the Multiverse Saga, Marvel Television is…

When it comes to anime fanservice there’s shows where it’s over-the-top and excessive, such as Highschool of the Dead, and then when it’s restricted to only one or two characters, and you can basically tell who it’s going to be the moment they appear on screen (Naga in Slayers, Nico Robin in One Piece, etc.).…

India hosts the West Indies for a three-match ODI series beginning September 27.

Netflix has grown significantly beyond its television and film model. For example, the streaming platform is eyeing the U.S. streaming rights for the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2030 and 2034.

New film Primetime, with Robert Pattinson, centres on the divisive series which performed sting operations on would-be abusers. A ratings hit, it caused much debate about TV ethics.