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Stranger Things Star David Harbour’s Career Is on the Brink After Bullying Allegations From a Co-Star
David Harbour faces a career crisis amid bullying allegations from co-star Millie Bobby Brown, triggering internal Netflix investigations.
Meghan Markle’s Secret Battle to Match Kate Middleton’s Charisma—Royal Expert Predicts “End of Her Netflix Era”
Tensions rise between Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton as Meghan's Netflix special faces criticism, overshadowing royal events.
Netflix vs. Diddy: 50 Cent’s Doc on Diddy Sparks Legal Firestorm—“Corporate Revenge,” Says Combs’ Team
Netflix's docuseries on Diddy sparks legal battle as his team claims it's a personal vendetta, while Netflix defends its creative direction.
Millie Bobby Brown’s Secret Lesson for the ‘Stranger Things’ Cast—Revealed by Nell Fisher
Nell Fisher shares how Millie Bobby Brown uplifted the cast during filming of Stranger Things season 5, creating joyful memories.
Diddy’s Mom and Biggie Smalls’ Estate Unite to Expose “Lies” in Explosive Netflix Docuseries
Janice Combs defends her son Diddy against inaccuracies in Netflix's docuseries, demanding a retraction and denying abuse claims.
Trump Breaks Silence on Netflix’s $82.7B Warner Bros. Deal: “It’s a Lot of Market Share—Could Be a Problem”
Trump comments on Netflix's $82.7B Warner Bros. acquisition, raising concerns about market dominance and potential regulatory issues.
PUT THE KIDS TO BED: Netflix Unveils The Darkest, Most Shocking New K-Drama
Netflix's thriller "The Price of Confession" explores secrets between a murder suspect and a mysterious figure, premiering Dec 5.
Kim Go Eun Transforms Into a Cold-Blooded “Witch” in Netflix’s New Murder Thriller The Price of Confession
Kim Go-eun is set to shake up the genre again in the Netflix series 'The Confession of the Price,' a mystery thriller debuting on the 5th.
James Cameron Blasts Netflix—Warns Warner Bros Deal Would Be a ‘Catastrophic Mistake for Hollywood’
James Cameron warns that Netflix's potential acquisition of Warner Bros could be disastrous for theatrical cinema and the Oscars.