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fromJezebel
2 weeks agoShane and Ilya Wouldn't Have Kissed Until Episode FIVE If It Were Up to U.S. Streamers
The six-episode series, which follows a slow-burning and secret relationship between two hot gay champion hockey players, has made me new friends and strengthened my relationships with longtime friends. More importantly, Ilya and Shane's decade-long saga-and its Cinderella-esque reception-has left me feeling brighter, lighter, and more connected to the belief that, deep down, all humans are just flecks of stardust yearning to love and be loved.
LGBT
Film
fromBusiness Insider
1 month agoRead the letter Netflix's co-CEOs sent staffers to reassure them about its bid to buy Warner Bros.
A combined Netflix and Warner Bros. will expand consumer choice, strengthen creative distribution, and protect jobs while promoting growth and innovation across the entertainment industry.
US politics
fromABC7 Los Angeles
1 month agoTrump says Netflix deal to buy Warner Bros. 'could be a problem' because of size of market share
President Trump said Netflix's proposed $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery could create excessive market share and he will be involved in regulatory approval.
Media industry
fromIndieWire
1 month agoKristen Stewart Called Out Hollywood. Minutes Later, Netflix Announced a Deal to Buy It.
The Netflix–Warner Bros. merger threatens jobs, theatrical releases, and auteur-driven filmmaking as algorithmic optimization and cost-cutting prioritize volume over quality.
fromFast Company
4 months agoSpotify stock price falls as cofounder Daniel Ek announces plans to step down from CEO role in 2026
I always believed that Spotify could play an important role in revolutionizing listening around the world, and with more than 700 million users, we've truly charted a new course bringing creativity to every corner of the globe,
Business
fromwww.bbc.com
5 months agoNetflix signs up another YouTube star with Mark Rober deal
Former Nasa engineer Mark Rober has become the latest YouTube star to get his own Netflix deal. The 45-year-old has more than 70 million subscribers on YouTube and is known for his videos about science and technology. Rober has created a new competition series for the streamer, which he is making with US talk show host Jimmy Kimmel's production company.
Television
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