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With Netflix set to unveil its Top 10 list of movies in the United States for the week of July 13-19, there are a few titles in contention.
Following the news of her exit from the sketch comedy series after seven seasons, Netflix announced that the 38-year-old comedian and actress will be boarding the upcoming Myron Bolitar series.
Season 3 of Netflix’s live-action One Piece isn’t landing until 2027, but the streamer just gave fans something to hold them over: the first trailer for LEGO One Piece, a two-part animated special that retells the events of the live-action show through the… let’s say generously embellished memory of Usopp.
ByBernadette Giacomazzo July 20, 2026 Image Courtesy of Netflix. Used with Permission.
When it comes to what’s trending in movies and TV shows, there always seems to be a clear favorite of the moment. We’ve had the era of psychological thrillers, watched rom-coms make their comeback and now it appears steamy thrillers are having their turn. The latest proof? One just landed the No. 1 spot on…
Season three of Netflix’s Quarterback series featured Tennessee Titans QB Cam Ward’s rookie season. He joined Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels, Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Baker Mayfield, and Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Flacco as the featured quarterbacks last season.
Netflix took a major transparency step in December 2023, when it went further than any competitor by releasing an extensive list of its most-watched films and shows.
Gen-Xers likely remember growing up with the gentle Western series “Little House on the Prairie,” which ran on NBC from 1974 to 1983. “Little House” was a cultural juggernaut at the time, lasting a blockbuster 200 episodes over its nine seasons. The original show starred Michael Landon as the stalwart Charles Ingalls, the patriarch of…
In 2023, Netflix made a move that no other streaming service was really doing at the time – releasing a list of its most-watched films and TV series every six months.
Netflix plans to launch over 700 original series in 2026 alone, but there was a time in the not-too-distant past when that number was much, much smaller. Like, small enough to count on one hand. Back in 2013, the streaming giant debuted three flagship series: the infamous House of Cards, the award-winning Orange Is the…