Browsing: Netflix

The latest rom-com from Netflix, starring Gina Rodriguez and Lakeith Stanfield, isn’t trying to be revolutionary and that’s part of the magic.

The fallout from losing The Office and other shows, and the arrival of Disney+ in the fall, could end Netflix’s time as the streaming king.

A trailer has dropped for the new political doc that follows four trailblazers, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, during their 2018 midterm election Congressional runs.

Although generally regarded as bad films with bad actors, teen rom-coms and the actors that play in them are—and may always be—culturally relevant.

Diversity, equality, and representation start with giving everyone opportunities to make art.

Despite the show’s good intentions and moderate success at breaking down barriers, it has yet to break down some major stereotypes.

Part two of our arena rock series asks whether hip-hop, indie, and the Internet killed arena rock and dares to ask if hip-hop is the new rock and roll.

What’s heading to Netflix in March? Here are five great shows you should watch this month.

light of the release of The Dirt, this three-part special looks at the rise and fall of arena rock and considers whether arena rock still exists today.

The Oscars are tonight. The races are over and it’s prediction time. Our thoughts on the winner for all 24 categories.

The 91st Academy Awards are almost here. Here is a look at five talking points that could impact what goes down on that grand night.

What’s heading to Netflix in February? Check out our top five shows you should watch this month.

While Marie Kondo and her KonMari Method of tidying up is taking off like wildfire, keep in mind it’s not all it’s cracked up to be.

Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes is a compelling documentary, but it lacks sufficient context into why Ted Bundy is such a mythological figure.

With Disney releasing its own streaming service this year, how will that impact Netflix’s content catalog?