Tag: Netflix

Mo’Nique is fearless when it comes to her coins. She is now suing Paramount Pictures and CBS TV Studios after previously suing Netflix.

Last Spring, Netflix said it intended to figure out a way to block password sharing with different households. ‘USA Today’ reports that the streamer plans to implement that change “more broadly later in Q1.”

Some describe his jokes as transphobic and that sparked a Netflix walkout last week.

Can comedians go too far when telling jokes about the LBGTQ community?

‘Squid Game’ is on track to becoming the most-watched show on Netflix.

Black mothehood through the eyes of mothers, daughters and grandmothers.

Filmmaker Merawi Germ’s new film “Residue” is on Netflix

“I’m excited to have a home that allows me the creative freedom and support to do what I do best — paint portraits and murals of women, Black people and anyone else whose story is missing from this golden age of television. Representation matters and so does who you build with — I can’t wait to work closely with Channing Dungey and her team to launch some great stories,” Akil said.

Proper and inclusive representation in the media is very important. If you don’t have an account make one and subscribe, you won’t be disappointed! 

Netflix’s “Tiger King” has made Joe Exotic an object of fascination and controversy. He is now known as Joseph Maldonado-Passage and is serving a federal prison sentence for his conviction in a murder-for-hire plot and for animal abuse.

But even if she is able to let her hair down a little, there is a polish that comes with being a public figure for so long that means that she probably won’t ever be able to truly relax, especially when a camera is around.

A documentary portrait of Michelle Obama titled “Becoming” will premiere on Netflix next week, the streaming company announced Monday.

It was the biggest three-month gain in the 13-year history of Netflix’s streaming service.

Netflix recently took a trip to Africa to recruit talent that will develop original content and tell African stories.

A week-long comedy festival held across multiple venues in Los Angeles. Comedy stars such as Dave Chappelle, Jamie Foxx, Kevin Hart and Martin Lawrence will perform at the festivities, which include more than 100 live shows.

Investigation prompted by Netflix documentary series

“When a Chinese billionaire re-opens a factory and hires two thousand blue-collar Americans, early days of hope and optimism give way to setbacks as high-tech China clashes with working-class America.”

In honor of Black History Month, Netflix will air some of OUR all-time favorite classic films.

Netflix had said it expected to add 7.6 million subscribers, and analysts thought the service would fare even better. The increase pales slightly next to the 8.9 million subscribers the service added in the fourth quarter of 2018.

The nominees were announced by Marsai Martin, Tichina Arnold, Erica Campbell and Trevor Jackson.

The film will be available on Netflix January 17, 2020.

“The plot follows a woman who tries to mend her marriage after a brief encounter with an old friend, only to find that he is more dangerous and unstable than she’d realized.”

The movie will be directed by Jeymes Samuel, who worked with Jay on The Great Gatsby soundtrack under the pseudonym The Bullits.

Blackk talked about the significance of the role he plays, what the first day was like on set, and why he urges everyone to take the time to watch this film.

“We have many women working on productions in Georgia, whose rights, along with millions of others, will be severely restricted by this law,” said Sarandos in a statement first published by Variety. “Given the legislation has not yet been implemented, we’ll continue to film there, while also supporting partners and artists who choose not to. Should it ever come into effect, we’d rethink our entire investment in Georgia.”

“The price tag on this installment, for which Beyonce Knowles-Carter is credited as executive producer, writer, and director, hovers around $20 million,” Variety reports.

“I am introducing six of my favorite comedians – in my eyes, they are super stars. The epitome of ‘They Ready,’” said Haddish, as she uses her catchphrase “She ready” and takes it to the next level with her upcoming shows. She’s using her platform to promote diversity within the industry.