See the titles of everything leaving Netflix in August here. Some major films and TV shows are leaving Netflix in August, according to The Huffington Post.
The latest study shows Latinos still dominate the over-the-top (OTT) Internet streaming entertainment market, and adds new insights about the differences (and similarities) between Spanish-dominant and English-speaking or bilingual households.
See the amazing trailer for the new Netflix drug war series "Narcos" here. The new trailer for the upcoming Netflix series "Narcos," which chronicles the rise of the war on the drugs in the '80s, features thrilling content from characters that were based on the real life Medellin cartel.
In the dramedy, "Club de Cuervos," the first Original series in Spanish language by Netflix, there are definitely a lot of balls to juggle in the air when you're trying to gain control of beloved Mexican soccer team that has a huge fan following.Then add in the complications of a wealthy family at odds for that position of power, triggered by the death of the patriarch, and you end up playing a whole different type of game -- but with the same goals.
Two children were reunited with their fathers last week after federal authorities executed a search warrant for records on Netflix and Spotify to locate child abductors.
Netflix is buying out independent films to feature exclusively on their streaming network. It is no secret that Netflix is entering into the original movie market.
Clarke and Bellamy are at odds following the events of the season 2 finale and the mid-season premier is banking on Netflix hype to draw ratings for "The 100."
See what new original movies Netflix will start releasing in October. The feature film business is a somewhat new venture for Netflix, and it is their premiere additions that will be added to their list of releases starting in October.
The raunchy 2001 cult-hit "Wet Hot American Summer" has released its first full-length trailer to the prequel series on Netflix. The hilarious preview is a must see. Watch it here.
With the Supreme Court passing gay marriage, hearing familiar stories from fellow members in the lesbian, gay and transgender (LGBT) community, as well in the storyline of the Netflix original hit series "Orange Is the New Black," actress Lea DeLaria aka Big Boo can relate, but in her own way.
"Witches of East End" comes to Netflix. Could they revive the cancelled series? Lifetime canceled "Witches of East End" last November, disheartening many fans.
When "Orange Is the New Black" star Dascha Polanco hits the set of the award-winning Netflix original series, it's all about "familia" and female empowerment.Polanco spoke to Latin Post in an exclusive interview where she discussed the camaraderie and diversity on the set of "OITNB."
