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The streaming service announced Arrivals: A New Manifest Mystery, a new show in the Manifest universe, on Fri, Aug. 28, or 8/28, a reference to flight 828, a significant number in the original show.

Over the years, Netflix has adapted countless acclaimed novels, memoirs, and comic books, transforming them into blockbuster movies and binge-worthy television series. But before those stories ever hit your screen, Netflix has to quietly secure the rights behind the scenes. Following up on our massive roundup last year, we’re back to uncover the latest books…

Shadow and Bone. (L to R) Archie Renaux as Malyen Oretsev, Jessie Mei Li as Alina Starkov in episode 201 of Shadow and Bone. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix

Need a new mystery series? South Korean thriller Mousetrap has landed on Netflix, an unsettling, high-octane careen into the world of “identity laundering.”

Netflix has unveiled its most wide-ranging slate of new commissions to date, from shows that will get the whole country talking, to the most innovative content creator formats and cult fandoms that keep audiences coming back.

September 2026 is right around the corner as Netflix keeps expanding its library with all kinds of exciting new anime. Unlike Crunchyroll, which releases seasonal anime every quarter, Netflix has something new to offer fans every month. The platform has become increasingly popular among fans thanks to the new anime series added every few weeks.…

Rockstar just showed an extended look at Grand Theft Auto VI on Netflix. Let’s talk about it.

Tyler Perry’s popular hit drama series returns to Netflix on August 27. The show was previously scheduled to end before the streaming giant renewed it for an additional season.

“Mindhunter” Season 3 never made it to the light of day, but that doesn’t mean that Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos didn’t want it to. During a panel held by The Indian Express, Sarandos indicated that David Fincher’s schedule was the main reason why the series went on an indefinite hiatus. “We always anticipated there would be a…

The “Scooby-Doo” live-action Netflix series has added both Andre “3000” Benjamin and Cathy Moriarty in recurring roles.