Netflix has announced it will be the new streaming home of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show when it takes place in New York City in early 2027.

Netflix is on a roll with a very particular type of original movie. Beginning with Ben Affleck/Matt Damon thriller "The Rip," released in January, and continuing with Alan Ritchson actioner "War Machine" (March 6),

MMA history will be made this Saturday, when the sport makes its long anticipated debut on Netflix with the help of several huge stars.

The NFL's relationship with Netflix has been expanded — and extended.

Expectations are high for Courtney A. Kemp and her latest series "Nemesis" for Netflix, and not just because it's a new show. Over a decade ago, Kemp and rapper-turned-media mogul Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson launched Starz's urban crime "Power" franchise that's still bearing fruit.

Anonymous Content manager Kassie Evashevski helped Shelby Van Pelt's novel make it to the screen: "It was one of the few things at the time that I read that made me just feel good."

Netflix is making its ad tier available in 15 additional countries, and said it now reaches 250 million monthly active viewers.

Advertising has become big business for the streamer.

Netflix has sealed a deal with the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show to become the event’s new telecast partner. The streamer will take over showcasing the show starting with its 151st edition in early 2027 in New York.

Netflix has a new roster of NFL quarterbacks for the third season of its eponymous docuseries. In addition to confirming the docuseries is returning for another installment, the streamer revealed during its upfront presentation Wednesday that Season 3 will follow the 2025 NFL season through the eyes of Jayden Daniels,

JPMorgan reiterated its Overweight rating on Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX | NFLX Price Prediction) with a $118 price target on May 14, following the company’s fourth annual advertising upfront. The firm’s thesis centers on Netflix’s reach,