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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 entertainment industry faced significant events this week, from personal tragedies to corporate challenges. Mary Jo Shannon, the matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, passed away at age 91, leaving her family and fans in mourning.

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.

Anime fans have plenty to celebrate as Netflix gears up for an incredible lineup through 2026 and beyond. This August kicks off the excitement with the highly anticipated premiere of The Ribbon Hero, a stunning modern adaptation of a beloved classic. With beloved franchises like One Piece, Blue Box, and Ranma 1/2 also locked in…

When the Little House on the Prairiereboot premiered on Netflix on July 9, fans of the original series had high hopes.

The action-packed drama series Teach You A Lesson has amassed 54.9M global views in the six weeks since its release, putting it on track to become the streamer’s second most-watched Korean show ever (behind only Squid Game).

The popular British spy thriller Killing Eve is streaming on Netflix. The show is based on Luke Jennings’ Villanelle novel series, with each season led by a different head writer. Phoebe Waller-Bridge handles Season 1, with Emerald Fennell working on Season 2, Suzanne Heathcote on Season 3, and Laura Neal lending her talents to Season 4.

Anna Konkle, Taegen Burns, Tory Kittles, Brianna Reed, J.J. Nolan and Paul Scheer have been cast in Netflix’s new comedy series “I Suck at Girls.”

Netflix is looking for contestants to immerse themselves in a life-size Monopoly Town Square for a chance to win a $2 million prize in a new competition series.