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Lucasfilm hoped The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) would mark a triumphant return for Star Wars on the big screen. Instead, right after its theatrical debut, the film suffered at the box office, with audiences opting for low-budget, buzzy horror movies.

Netflix found another gem in the not so true crime thrillerThe Watcher, which was the most-watched show on the platform for two weeks after its release and dominated the top 10.

Outer Banks. Drew Starkey as Rafe in episode 506 of Outer Banks. Cr. Jackson Lee Davis/Netflix

Viewership drops, C-suite shuffles, fewer hits — are things as bad as they seem? “This is a group that’s running out of levers,” says one TV exec. Photo: Netflix

The Mandalorian’s time might be over, with an official video from Star Wars hinting that the show is done. The Mandalorian premiered in 2019 as one of Disney+’s major tentpoles. At the time, it was also the first live-action Star Wars series, and it drew significant attention. In 2026, Lucasfilm changed up its strategy for…

Today, we’re sharing what our members watched on Netflix from January to June 2026.

Disney+ is preparing to bring back the iconic children’s television program, TheMickey MouseClub. According to a Deadline article from July 16, the studio has ordered a pilot with plans for a reboot. 

The animated corner of the mutant landscape isn’t slowing down for anyone. In an exclusive interview with The Direct, original series director and X-Men ’97 producer Larry Houston unmasked the ideal long-term trajectory for the hit Disney+ animated series, confirming that Marvel Studios is operating under a historically massive multi-year expansion plan.

Artificial intelligence is becoming a much bigger part of Netflix’s creative pipeline. The streamer says the technology is already shaping hundreds of productions. What was once viewed as an experimental tool is now being woven into projects across multiple stages of filmmaking. Netflix says the goal isn’t to replace artists but to help productions accomplish…

Roughly 300 Netflix programs across the streamer’s library have used generative AI across their production process so far this year, the company revealed in its second-quarter earnings reporton Thursday.