Back in Action' has dominated the Netflix Top 10 charts in ways few other movies, including 'Red Notice,' ever have before.

We we get closer to February, you might want to make sure your favorite movies or shows aren't leaving your watchlist. Shows like Brooklyn Nine-Nine are leaving the streamer very soon alongside The Fast and the Furious, Christopher Nolan 's mind-bending Inception, and so much more. Here's everything leaving Netflix in February 2025.

The actor is shown covered in makeup, stickers and jewelry in a video posted to his social media accounts Saturday.

The Road to WrestleMania is underway, with WWE chiefs facing the challenge of living up to the hype for their biggest show of the year. Last year’s Showcase of the Immortals broke numerous

YouTube has achieved a record share of the US streaming audience in December with 11.1% of TV watch time, according to The Gauge.

The espionage genre always delivers something exciting for audiences to enjoy. Watching spies take on dangerous missions is packed with thrills and tension. It can be done in both serious and lighthearted tones,

The Old Guard 2' and two Adam Sandler features were among the projects getting updates from executive Bela Bajaria at the Next on Netflix media event.

While WrestleMania is the grandest show of the year for WWE, the Road to WrestleMania will start Feb. 1 at the annual Royal Rumble in Indianapolis. One of the best things about the

Moviefone attends the 2025 Next on Netflix live-action film and TV preview, which included presentations from Ben Affleck, Tina Fey, and Guillermo del Toro.

Unlike other media companies, Netflix doesn't care about loyalty. It does nothing to reward those who have been with them for a long time. You're not going to get anything if you threaten to leave, because Netflix doesn't even pretend to care about you.

The best Netflix original series right now include American Primeval, The Night Agent, Black Doves, The Madness, A Man on the Inside, Territory, and more.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Paul Heyman is always in rhythm with a microphone in his hand in front of a WWE crowd even as the beats have had to change for the first time.