Netflix's viewership figures are a snapshot of its biggest global hits, and a new one just topped the ranks.
Netflix's popularity figures are a snapshot of its biggest global hits.
And here we go again with the cancel culture. This time the target is comedian Dave Chappelle and his Netflix special. Here's the headline from NBC News: "Netflix Trans Employees Plan Walkout in Protest of Dave Chappelle Special."
And here we go again with the cancel culture. This time the target is comedian Dave Chappelle and his Netflix special. Here's the headline from NBC News: "Netflix Trans Employees Plan Walkout in Protest of Dave Chappelle Special."
Netflix said the dark Korean series was sampled by 111 million accounts, which would make it Netflix's most-viewed original program ever -- show or movie.
The Netflix documentary "Disclosure" makes the case that content can lead to real-world harm against the trans community.
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos confessed he “screwed up” by defending Dave Chappelle’s latest comedy special.
There’s been a lot of cultural gab lately about Dave Chappelle’s Netflix special in which the comedian upbraids the transgender community, admonishing them to get a sense of humor and stop lumping the
November is just around the corner, bringing with it more movies and TV shows premiering on Netflix.
A few months ago, I was reading an article from the news station France 24, a piece from its Beirut offices, which report the news out of Syria in much greater detail and frequency than one can find in America.
There's really no good reason why we should still be talking about Dave Chappelle's 2-week-old standup special The Closer. Except that Netflix employees have wielded it as means of inserting themselves into high-level company affairs, demanding that the company accede to their demands, seemingly as penance for its decision to platform Chappelle.
Deck the halls with some must-see holiday programming.