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Netflix is on a generational run when it comes to One Piece content. From the live-action series and the upcoming anime to having the original anime accessible on its platform, the streaming giant is in deep when it comes to this IP. Now, they are taking it a step further with a LEGO version of…

Typically, when a streamer announces new anime shows for a given season, they take a shotgun approach, where quantity trumps quality. Netflix has proven to be an exception to that trend. In keeping with its reputation for smarter curation of animated shows in its catalog, the streamer reminded folks about its slate of absolutely stacked anime…

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If you’ve been exploring Netflix lately, particularly on mobile, you’ve likely stumbled into The Culture Edit—Netflix’s dedicated hub bringing the best short-form and YouTube-native content from massive digital publishers. Since its initial launch earlier this month, the partnership with media giants like Condé Nast, Hearst, BuzzFeed, PMX, Tastemade, and People has given subscribers hundreds of…

Netflix is bringing a new dating series to its lineup with Weight To Date, which will follow people navigating love and relationships after undergoing significant weight-loss transformations. The unscripted show will explore how those changes have shaped participants’ confidence, identities, and approach to dating.

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Fall TV season isn’t what it used to be since streamers release great series year round but for the series that do typically come out in the fall, there is still some anticipation.

If you’ve worked your way through Netflix’s Monster anthology, you’ll know that its retellings of notorious American murder cases are nothing short of terrifying. Now, the streaming service is kickstarting spooky season with what promises to be its creepiest series yet – Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story.