Netflix has a new favorite, and it's not the rom-com that everyone was talking about just a week ago. The Rip, a crime thriller starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, has quickly climbed to the top of Netflix's charts. This shift from lighthearted romance to intense crime drama shows how quickly audie
Crime shows are everywhere, but only a few stand out. Southland is one of those shows that feels real, like a documentary. It's not just about cops and crimes. It's about the people and the places in Los Angeles that are often ignored. The show started in 2009 on NBC. It had a great cast and a uniq
David Ellison is on a mission. He's traveling across Europe, talking to important people in politics and entertainment. His goal? To get support for his big plan to buy Warner Bros. Discovery for a huge amount of money: $108. 4 billion. He's also trying to stop Netflix from making a rival offer. El
Netflix and Sony Pictures have recently struck a significant agreement. This partnership will allow Sony's films to be streamed on Netflix across the globe. The deal is noteworthy because it grants Netflix exclusive streaming rights for Sony's movies for a year and a half after their theatrical rele
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have a new movie out on Netflix called "The Rip. " It's a crime thriller directed by Joe Carnahan. The story is about a group of Miami cops who find a lot of money in an abandoned house. Things get complicated when they start to doubt each other. The movie has a big cast,
Netflix is making a big play to buy Warner Bros. for a staggering $83 billion. But this isn't just any business deal. It's got politics mixed in too. Ted Sarandos, the head honcho at Netflix, has been treading carefully. He's got to keep an eye on former President Donald Trump while pushing this de
Netflix has a knack for adding crime dramas to its lineup. January 2026 is no exception. Three shows, originally from different networks, are gaining attention. They offer a mix of crime-solving, psychological tension, and a twist of time travel. First up is "Prodigal Son. " It's a show about a pro
Kristen Bell, a familiar face from movies like Frozen and the series Nobody Wants This, is back in the spotlight. This time, it's because her iconic thriller series is now on Netflix. The show, which first aired in 2004, is a mix of teen drama and mystery. It's been a long wait, but fans can now bin
Netflix might be changing its game plan. It's thinking about making an all-cash offer for Warner Bros. Discovery's assets. This isn't just a small change; it's a big shift from their original deal. Back in December, Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery struck a deal. Netflix wanted to buy HBO Max and
Hwang Dong-hyuk, the mastermind behind Squid Game, is already cooking up his next big project. Netflix has given the green light to "The Dealer, " a gripping casino crime drama that's sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats. The story follows Geonhwa, a talented casino dealer who finds her lif
