Show and Netflix-branded merchandise is now available on a new digital storefront - at least in the US for now.
In partnership with Pinterest, Netflix has tapped the McGees from Dream Home Makeover to spice up Memorial Day inspiration.
After testing several options last year, Netflix is finally launching its own shuffle mode - Play Something.
The Netflix Gundam movie will bring the legendary Japanese mecha action franchise to streaming, directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts.
Netflix Bangers, the Facebook community run by, global publisher LADbible Group, has today hit the milestone of one million members.
After testing the feature last year, Netflix is now rolling out its Fast Laughs feature on iOS.
Netflix confirmed it will launch a “Shuffle Play” feature in the first half of 2021, after testing the feature discreetly last year.
After the success of the Ratatouille Musical, the current Netflix sensation Bridgerton could soon become the next TikTok Musical.
Netflix and Ubisoft are teaming up to produce a live-action series of Assasin's Creed.
Tim Burton is looking to bring The Addams Family back to our TVs, and Netflix is reportedly interested in buying the project.
Facebook has announced it's bringing Netflix, Zoom, new titles to its Story Time library, AR stories, and more to its Portal devices.
Netflix now lets registered non-paying users watch a number of movies and episodes from popular shows.
According to multiple reports, Netflix is testing several variations of a shuffle feature that would allow users to watch something random.
Netflix is testing a new low-cost mobile-only subscription in India that allows users to stream content on everything but a TV.
Netflix has pledged $100 million toward financial institutions and organizations that support Black communities.
Netflix has given us a first look at 'Becoming,' its new documentary on Michelle Obama, directed by Nadia Hallgren, to be released on May 6.
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