"A sensitive new docuseries considers the case of Sally McNeil, a woman who killed her violent husband in self-defense. -Killer Sally, a new Netflix true crime docuseries, begins as many in the genre do: with a death and the tape of a 911 _...Read More_

>"The company pushed up the launch of its $6.99-per-month ad-supported tier, edging out competition from Disney+."

"Netflix is widely watched across the Middle East, especially by younger Arabs, its programming eating into the traditional dominance of the Arab entertainment industries."

"There’s been a wave of writers lamenting the end of pop culture, the rise of bad content, and the relentless cycle of microtrends. But this isn’t new, nor is it necessarily bad"

"Not sure why this is getting any attention, it’s like any other company. Sometimes you will work on things you don’t 100% support, and if the balance tips so you don’t feel comfortable anymore move on."

>"In 2022, Netflix will release over 120 seasons of television. Churning out half-baked shows for niche audiences seems to be yielding diminishing financial returns — but the model’s corrosive effect on film and television may be _...Read More_

>"365 Days: This Day has taken some Netflix users by surprise, but what were they really expecting?"

“Warhol’s diaries, the subject of a new Netflix series, detail almost everything the artist did. But do they tell us anything about his art?”

"A trompe-l’oeil dessert competition and a showcase for Japanese toddlers milk drama from the thinnest of _...Read More_

>"The movie chronicles the company’s unlikely rise, but it avoids talking about its shortcomings."

"Rachel Shukert adapted Ann M. Martin’s beloved books for Gen Z, garnering critical acclaim, a host of accolades, and strong viewership along the way. _...Read More_

>"The filmmakers had under four minutes of audio to work with. And yes, they considered the ethical concerns."

"As the streaming giant's focus turns to original content, here's what's available in Netflix's back catalog"

"Old Man Leatherface chases some kids off his lawn in this Halloween-biting revival"

"Shonda Rhimes’s Netflix series about New York’s fake heiress can’t fight its adoration of fake-it-till-you-make-it capitalism."