World Wrestling Entertainment's collaboration with Netflix is expanding its global appeal and attracting Hollywood elites. By producing accessible content like documentaries and biopics, WWE is reaching new audiences and reigniting nostalgia among celebrities.

Netflix Bites’ to feature ‘Stranger Things,’ ‘Bridgerton’-themed items, Oscar Nominee ‘The Wild Robot’ now streaming, and guitarist Bumblefoot talks about his new album and video game. Rick Damigella reports.

If it isn't Cameron Diaz, back in the spotlight, championing Netflix's latest number one movie – Back In Action – which has flown up the charts since its 17 January release date. She stars alongside Jamie Foxx in an A-list production that Netflix produced with a $70 million budget.

A Luminate report finds the total number of TV episodes produced in 2024 fell by nearly 5,000 compared to just two years earlier as streaming and broadcast networks curb spending.

Kit Harington’s “Game of Thrones” character, Jon Snow, was the quintessential leading man all through that show’s run from 2011-2019. He had an instantly recognizable aesthetic (the furs, the sword, the hair), catchphrases associated with him (“You know nothing, Jon Snow!”) and a quotable speech pattern.

The latest data from the British Film Institute (BFI) shows that in 2019, every $1.31 (£1) of reimbursement handed to studios generated $10.88 (£8.30) of additional Gross Value Added (GVA) benefit for the U.K. economy. It led to a total of $10.1 billion (£7.7 billion) in GVA being generated by the fiscal incentives for film in 2019.

Ahead of its fourth-quarter earnings results on Tuesday, analysts say Netflix’s streaming dominance is still intact.

Netflix's Emilia Pérez racked up 13 Oscar nods - but was the Academy even watching the same movie that viewers were? It's got a 30% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Oscars telecast is a three-hour infomercial for the movie business. But Hollywood is hardly in a celebratory mood.

Cameron Diaz has a couple of projects brewing, but it’s too early to tell whether her recent foray back into acting is permanent. The actress, who stepped away from the spotlight in 2014

COMMENT: Cameron Diaz’s dismal new movie with Jamie Foxx – and Diaz’s first film in more than a decade – is proof that style and craft have completely dropped out of a particular kind of action comedy,

A24 also made a strong showing with 14 nominations, while Searchlight Pictures picked up 10 to propel Disney's vast film stable to a total count of 15.