Culture
Call My Agent: Andréa Steps Behind the Camera
The Call My Agent film has been on Netflix since September 10. Andréa moves from talent management to her first shoot as a director, changing the comedy's perspective.
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Culture
A Different World: Hillman Opens Its Doors Again
The sitcom sequel arrives on Netflix September 24. Deborah Wayne must find her place at Hillman between her parents' legacy and the voices of a new class.
Culture
Best of the Best Puts Bollywood-Fusion Dance Center Stage
Streaming on Netflix since September 18, Best of the Best follows two friends on a college Bollywood-fusion dance team. Competition becomes a story of youth and belonging.
Business
Nielsen Speeds Up the Streaming War
Nielsen is shifting its streaming audience measurement from weekly to daily delivery. With a lag of only two days, ratings are becoming an almost immediate management tool.
Culture
Call My Agent Returns on Netflix: The French Film the World Was Waiting For
Five years after ASK closed, Call My Agent returns as a Netflix movie on September 10, 2026, reuniting Camille Cottin and the original French ensemble for a worldwide audience.
Culture
The Global Cinema Convenes in France: AI Challenges the Entire Industry
In Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France and Korea will gather global cinema decision-makers. AI, funding, theaters, and platforms: the Lumière Summit aims to transform concern into action.
Culture
Florence Pugh Becomes Monstrous: The Netflix Trailer the World is Watching
Netflix unveils the full trailer for East of Eden, a seven-episode saga led by Florence Pugh in the formidable role of Cathy Ames.
Culture
Hollywood Wants Its Big Federal Credit: American Cinema Searches for a Fiscal Weapon
Donald Trump is backing a federal tax credit to bring production back to the United States. Behind the political gesture, Hollywood is facing an industrial crisis: lost jobs, international competition and a production model that has become mobile.
Culture
The Week Streaming Became a Cultural Battle Again
Disney+, Paramount+, Prime Video, Netflix and pop music are lining up their early September releases. Behind the abundance, one question dominates: who really wins attention?
Culture
The Return That Shakes the Crown: Harry and Meghan Reassess Their Future in the United Kingdom
Harry and Meghan arrived in the United Kingdom with their children after six years spent in the United States. Without resuming their royal duties, the Sussexes are opening a decisive chapter for their family, their image, and their media activities.
Culture
Harry and Meghan: When the Sussex Brand Becomes a Test for Netflix Again
Harry and Meghan's reported return to the United Kingdom, amid rumors around The Gentlemen, turns their image into a media laboratory. For Netflix and brands alike, their attention power remains immense, but increasingly costly to handle.
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Danny Boyle’s Ink: Netflix Reignites the Tabloid Battle Before Venice
Danny Boyle's Ink, starring Guy Pearce, Jack O'Connell, and Claire Foy, lands between the Venice Film Festival, a selective theatrical release, and Netflix. A Rupert Murdoch story that speaks directly to our media present.