Network Report Card: The streaming platform triumphed at the Emmys this year thanks to “The Handmaid’s Tale,” but what’s necessary for it to reach the next level?
Network Report Card: Netflix wants to be a one-stop-shop for all things entertainment, so here’s what’s coming in 2018 that could shape that mission.
The streaming service also passed the 17 million subscriber mark last year.
Network Report Card: This will be a transitional year for the service, as it awaits a new boss and for its blockbuster strategy to fully kick in.
Looking to stream some of the best movies of 2017 from the comfort of your own home? Netflix has you covered with a ton of great options.
Network Report Card: A look at how the network fared last year with new shows and what’s coming that may fill the “Game of Thrones” void.
Network Report Card: Showtime programming boss Gary Levine talks about the lessons of the past year and what shows to expect on the network in the coming months.
“Game of Thrones” led Xfinity’s ranker of the most-viewed on-demand shows of 2017, but there are plenty of surprises and regional quirks — apparently the West loves “Rick and Morty” a whole lot more than the East.
From emerging filmmakers to the new online studios, these series push the boundaries of short form episodic storytelling.
Exclusive: The great director writes about his 10 favorite films of the year and explains why he’s betting director Sean Baker is “the future.”
A Best Picture fake-out at the Oscars was far from the most jarring Hollywood reckoning of the past 12 months.
Films by del Toro, Luca Guadagnino, Sean Baker, Edgar Wright and Villeneuve are on most top tens, but who made their lists? From Almodovar to Zobel, 42 top directors write about what they loved in 2017.
