Netflix looks like it's going to have a strong 2021 thanks to its movie lineup.
Binge it while you can.
Netflix's 'Jingle Jangle' is the perfect movie to cuddle up with your kiddie and watch together.
According to Deadline, Queen Latifah has signed on as Executive Producer and lead in the Millicent Shelton directed Netflix thriller End of the Road, a film that follows recently widowed Brenda who, after losing her job, drives her family cross-country to start a new life. In the New Mexico desert, cut off from help, they must learn to fight back when they become the targets of a mysterious killer.
Another project for Brooklyn's finest.
Dave Chapelle expressed recently in his opening for Saturday Night Live, about Chappelle’s Show streaming and being sold more than his Great-Grandfather. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the comedian decided to speak to the executives and Netflix agreed to pull Chappelle’s Show from the service. The show originally aired 2003-2006 on Comedy Central, where the […]
According to published reports, the 21-year old star was arrested and taken into custody on Thursday (Sept 17) on one charge of the production of child pornography, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph Fitzpatrick, following an FBI investigation into claims that Harris was soliciting minors for sex.
According to USA Today, the FBI is investigating allegations that celebrity cheerleader Jerry Harris solicited sexually explicit photos and sex from minors, multiple sources told USA TODAY. Agents executed a search warrant Monday afternoon at a home in Naperville, Illinois, as part of that investigation.
Sarah Cooper, the comedian famous for lip-syncing videos mocking Donald Trump's press briefings across TikTok and Twitter, has inked a deal with Netflix to star in her own comedy special. Titled "Sarah Cooper: Everything's Fine," the show is attached to Natacha Lyonne, Maya Rudolph, and is set to debut sometime this fall.
Black AF: Netflix Adding ‘Girlfriends,’ ‘Moesha,’ ‘Sister, Sister,’ ‘The Game,’ ‘The Parkers’ & More
It's a black television revival over on Netflix!
Chewing Gum star Michaela Coel may have gained her cross over success thanks to Netflix, but after the deal surrounding her new series, I May Destroy You, left her at a disadvantage the British star is explaining why HBO is now the series new home.
Monday, Netflix announced a new series that will take a look at Colin Kaepernick’s early years. https://www.instagram.com/p/CCBcVuypOjD/ Kaepernick and award-winning filmmaker Ava Duvernay will team up for Colin in Black & White. The scripted six-episode series will dive deeper into Kaepernick’s early years as a black boy adopted into a white family, his transition into […]
