Netflix fantasy series ‘Sweet Tooth’ is officially renewed for a second season. The news comes at a time when pre-production on season 2 is already underway in New Zealand this month. Season 1 premiered on Netflix on June 4 and was seen by 60 million households around the world in its first month.

Last week, a Bloomberg report revealed that Netflix hired Mike Verdu, a former EA and Oculus executive, to lead a new games department. We speculated that Netflix may focus on the “addictive” mobile games market, a hypothesis that Netflix has now confirmed in a letter to its shareholders.

You’ll get games for free as part of your Netflix sub.

Netflix is adding video games as a free add-on to its member subscriptions, the company said in a shareholder letter released ahead of its Tuesday earnings call. While the letter said Netflix is still in the “early stages of further expanding into games,” the streamer’s offerings will first be “primarily focused on games for mobile devices.”

Netflix reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

Netflix is set to report the smallest growth in subscribers in a decade next week, as the flow of young fans who have fuelled its meteoric rise slows down, leading it to target tech-wary over-55s. The streaming giant expects to have added just 1 million new subscribers when it reports second quarter results on Tuesday, the lowest number of new signups since 2011, when it was splitting its postal DVD and streaming operations.

Paris Hilton is cooking up a new project: a new series with Netflix, “Cooking With Paris,” Variety has exclusively learned. The amateur cooking show will feature the hotel heiress and business mogul learning her way around the kitchen with the help of her famous friends. The series will take a spin on the traditional cooking show, as Hilton is not a trained chef and doesn’t really know how to cook — but she certainly knows how to entertain viewers at home.

Netflix has flirted with video games and interactivity before, but now it sees Fortnite and other gaming obsessions as one of its biggest competitors for your finite attention.

It’s time for yet another look ahead at what’s coming to Netflix. Below, we’ll be walking you through an early look at what’s heading to Netflix in the US throughout the month of August 2021.

“Red Notice,” the upcoming comedic action thriller starring Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot, is debuting on Netflix this fall. Johnson announced Thursday morning to his social media platforms that “Red Notice” will premiere on Nov. 12. “You’re officially on notice,” he wrote on Twitter in a message adorned with siren, fire and globe emojis. “Netflix’s biggest movie ever #REDNOTICE premieres in your living rooms around the globe on NOV 12.”

Even as it dominates globally, the streaming giant no longer shines. HBO Max and Disney+, your move.

It is way too hot outside, which is why you should pull out your streaming calendar and get ready for July's new offerings. Luckily, there are a lot of great shows and movies coming to Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Disney+, and more this summer.

Streaming services, including Netflix, Amazon and Disney Plus, will soon have to invest between 20%-25% of their French revenues in French content under a new decree that was just unveiled by the French government following an 18-month process.

The canceled NBC series has found a surprising afterlife on streaming.

Part of Netflix's strategy seems to be meme-ifying the streaming experience - and it's working. We saw the same thing happen when the streaming platform dropped "Tiger King," "The Queen's Gambit," and "Bridgerton" in 2020

Writer-producer Kenya Barris says he walked away from his $100 million deal with Netflix because it wants 'down-the-middle' shows.

After lengthy conversations and deliberations that stretched into this week, Netflix has opted not to order a fourth season of Manifest following the series’ cancellation

Netflix knows anime has unlimited possibilities, and it has been pushing the medium to its limits [...]

Netflix is diving into e-commerce with the launch of its first branded merchandise shop on Thursday. Featuring streetwear collections, home decor, jewelry and other merchandise, the shop will allow…

Season two of the hilarious sketch series I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson is finally hitting Netflix on July 6. Netflix announced the long-awaited news today, posting to their social media accounts with an image of Robinson in one of the many knee-slapping scenes from the first season.