Netflix
Netflix is the leading subscription-based streaming service on the market, with the latest estimate of paid users standing at 182 million as of 2020. Originally a DVD delivery service, the company has grown into a movie and television powerhouse, producing films and TV that have won numerous awards. The service now has major streaming competitors, including Hulu, Disney Plus, Amazon Prime and HBO Max.
'The Sandman': Neil Gaiman and Cast on Why Netflix Changes 'Make Sense'
"The Sandman" adapts Neil Gaiman's iconic comics and the creator and cast spoke to Newsweek about the show and some of the changes that have been made.
'Sandman' Creators Tease Season 2, Say Fans 'Not Prepared' For What's Next
Showrunner Allan Heinberg and the comic book's creator Neil Gaiman spoke to Newsweek about Season 2 plans, with the cast also sharing their views on returning for more.
When to Expect 'Bullet Train' to Be Released on Streaming Services
"Bullet Train" follows Brad Pitt's assassin Ladybug as he has to fight for his life after encountering other killers on the train journey from Tokyo to Kyoto.
Woodstock '99 Performer Says Crowd Was 'MAGA Before There Was MAGA'
Netflix's new documentary has put the infamous festival back in the news. Brian Rosenworcel and Ryan Miller of Guster reflect on the mayhem with Newsweek.
'The Sandman' Explained: Who is Nada and Why Does She Call Dream Kai'ckul?
Nada is a woman from "The Sandman" protagonist Dream's past who appears briefly in the fourth episode "A Hope in Hell" but has an important part in his story.
Netflix's 'Trainwreck' Director on Limp Bizkit at Woodstock '99
"Trainwreck: Woodstock '99" director Jamie Crawford gave Newsweek his thoughts on Limp Bizkit at Woodstock '99, and how they almost interviewed Fred Durst.
What Went Wrong at Woodstock '99? 'Perfect Cocktail of Unfortunate Events'
"Trainwreck: Woodstock '99" director Jamie Crawford spoke to Newsweek about the chaos at the Woodstock Music Festival in 1999 and how it went wrong.
'The Sandman' Creator Neil Gaiman on his 30-Year Journey to Adapt the Comic
"The Sandman" creator Neil Gaiman spoke to Newsweek about finally adapting his comics for Netflix after 30 years of "killing bad versions" of the story.
'Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie' Voice Cast
The new Netflix movie version of "Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" features some voices you will definitely recognize.
How Does Netflix's 'The Sandman' Compare to Neil Gaiman's Comics?
"The Sandman" is based on Neil Gaiman's iconic comic book series, and co-creators Allan Heinberg and David S. Goyer spoke to Newsweek about adapting it.
'The Sandman' Explained: Who Are The Endless and What Can They Do?
Netflix's "The Sandman" adaptation introduces four members of The Endless who were originally created by Neil Gaiman in his comic book series.
'Trainwreck' Netflix: Did Anyone Die At Woodstock '99?
Over 400,000 people attended the highly anticipated festival in Rome, New York, with Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Metallica, and Korn, taking to the main stage.
'Sandman' Star Tom Sturridge Explains Why It Was 'Frightening' To Be Dream
Tom Sturridge told Newsweek how "daunting" it was to play Dream in Netflix's "The Sandman" and how comic creator Neil Gaiman was a reassuring presence on set.
Charles Evens: Where is the IsAnyoneUp Hacker Now?
Charles Evens worked with IsAnyoneUp.com founder Hunter Moore to post online explicit images of women and men without their consent.
Meghan Markle's 41st Birthday Comes As Expectations Are at Their Highest
The Duchess of Sussex is turning 41 on August 4, with some fans speculating that her Spotify podcast Archetypes could be released on her birthday.
'#CancelNetflix' Trends on Social Media After Report of 'First Kill' Ending
Fans share their outrage after Netflix reportedly canceled the popular teenage vampire drama. Many are proclaiming they will drop the streaming service.
All the 'Sex Education' Actors Who Are Not Returning to Season 4 on Netflix
A number of the "Sex Education" cast are bidding farewell to the show but Gillian Anderson, Asa Butterfield and Ncuti Gatwa are returning.
'Trainwreck' Netflix: Where was Woodstock '99 held?
The year 1999 marked 30 years since the famous music festival, Woodstock 1969, but the 1999 event celebrating peace, love, and music was completely the opposite.
'Keep Breathing' Ending Explained: Melissa Barrera's Character Survives?
The new Netflix drama, starring Barrera, follows a woman who finds herself stranded in the Canadian wilderness after a plane crash.
Lee Jung-jae Talks Directing 'Hunt' and How 'Squid Game' Changed His Career
Lee Jung-jae, star of the smash K-drama hit "Squid Game," talks about season two, the responsibility that comes with success and his debut as a director with "Hunt."
As 'Woke' Businesses Face Right-Wing Wrath, Culture War Capitalists Cash In
With more companies taking a liberal stand on social issues from abortion to racial justice, the right is fighting back.
'First Kill' Canceled: Creator V. E. Schwab Reacts to Show Not Returning
Netflix announced on Tuesday, August 2 that teen vampire show "First Kill" had been canceled after just one season on the streaming platform.
Charlotte Laws on Moment a 'Stalker' Appeared After IsAnyoneUp Shut Down
Laws told Newsweek about coming face-to-face with a suspected stalker outside her home.
Is Netflix's 'Purple Hearts' Based on A True Story?
Netflix's Purple Hearts has taken the internet by storm, with many people wondering about the actors' backgrounds and what the film is based on.
When Will 'Riverdale' Season 6 Be on Netflix?
The craziest season yet of "Riverdale" will soon be streaming on Netflix.
Is Hunter Moore Still in Prison? 'It's Not Justice'
The creators of "The Most Hated Man on the Internet" and anti-revenge porn advocate Charlotte Laws gave Newsweek their thoughts on Moore's prison sentence.
Does Sofia Carson Have a Boyfriend? 'Purple Hearts' Star's Dating Comments
Newsweek has everything you need to know about Sofia Carson's dating life, including who she is dating and what she has said on the subject.
Meet the Cast of' 'Purple Hearts' on Netflix
"Purple Hearts" is the new romantic movie on Netflix with a military angle and fake marriage twist.
The Parts That Shocked 'The Most Hated Man on the Internet' Creators
Director Rob Miller and producer Vikki Miller told Newsweek about making "The Most Hated Man on the Internet" and what shocked and surprised them along the way.
Seven Must-See Korean Movies and TV Shows Coming in August 2022
"Squid Game" star Lee Jung-jae's directorial debut film "Hunt" and action thriller "Carter" are among the exciting Korean works to be unveiled in August.
