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Netflix is a subscription-based streaming service that provides on-demand TV programs, films, anime, and documentaries to a global audience. It streams video through internet-connected devices such as smart TVs, game consoles, PCs, Macs, mobile phones, and tablets, and it does not show advertisements while watching. The service works by charging users a fixed monthly fee for access to its broad content library, which is regularly updated with new titles. Netflix also includes a children’s experience within the membership, offering PIN-protected parental controls and the ability to block specific titles to ensure a safe viewing environment for younger viewers. Unlike many competitors, Netflix focuses on an ad-free viewing experience and a large, continuously refreshed library across multiple devices. The company’s goal is to provide easy-to-access, on-demand entertainment to people around the world with a simple, user-friendly platform.
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Netflix generated £2.06 billion ($2.81 billion) in UK revenues for 2025, surpassing ITV's media and entertainment division for the first time. The streamer's revenue grew 11.3% from £1.85 billion in 2024, driven by 7% growth in paying customers and higher average monthly revenue per member. ITV's media and entertainment division, which includes its channel suite and streamer ITVX, generated £1.9 billion in its latest full-year results. Netflix UK's operating profit reached £44.9 million, up from £43.2 million the previous year. The milestone comes 13 years after Netflix launched in the UK in 2012. Earlier this year, regulator Ofcom found Netflix was the top service viewers considered when deciding what to watch, ahead of BBC, ITV, and YouTube.
Tyler perry's new season, GTA 6 Extended Look & more Netflix releases this week. August 23, 2026 Netflix's new TV and movie releases for the week of August 24-August 30, 2026, include Beauty in Black Season 3, GTA 6 Extended Look, and more. Beauty in Black Season 3 has high stakes, with high-voltage drama and tension. Taylor Polidore Williams told Tudum that in the upcoming season, Kimmie will "step fully into her power with all of the support she needs." Further, "the final six episodes answer the question of, can she maintain it?" Stewart shared, "The tension, the drama, and the power struggles are only going to deepen from here, and viewers are going to see these characters pushed further than ever before." Also coming to Netflix is GTA 6 Extended Look. The platform will offer an in-depth look at the upcoming game. "Grand Theft Auto reveals have become cultural moments in their own right. The anticipation and fandom around Grand Theft Auto VI is unprecedented, and we're honored that Rockstar Games has partnered with us to debut the next part of the Grand Theft Auto story with Netflix members first," Brandon Riegg, VP of Nonfiction Series, said in a statement. He continued, "It's a reflection of what we hope Netflix is becoming: a place where the most ambitious storytelling, from any medium, can find the biggest possible audience." List of all Netflix releases this week from August 24-30. Below are all the new TV shows and movies being added to Netflix from August 24-30. Monday, August 24. * Sesame Street: Cookie Monster's Foodie Truck (Season 1) * Danny Go! (Season 2) * M3GAN (2022) * Revival (Season 1) Tuesday, August 25. * Martha Cooks (Season 1) * Rhythm + Flow France (Season 5) * Stamptown (2026) * Untold: The Testimony of Vince Young Wednesday, August 26. * The Airport Chaplain (Season 1 - New Episodes Weekly) Thursday, August 27. * Beauty in Black (Season 3) * Gin Tama: Yoshiwara in Flames (2026) * Grand Theft Auto VI Extended Look (2026) * Leanne (Season 2) Friday, August 28. * All the Truth in My Lies (2026) * The Whisper Man (2026) * All the Truth in My Lies * Graveyard (Season 3) * Mousetrap (Season 1) * The Secret Woman (2026) Saturday, August 29. * Four Hands, Two Sonatas (Season 1) Ritika Singh is an Entertainment and Pop Culture writer at Evolve Media, specializing in trending celebrity news. She also delves into plot twists and updates on movies and series, keeping her readers hooked. Ritika's love for cinema knows no boundaries, and she takes a keen interest in slice-of-life dramas, romance, and psychological thrillers in her downtime. Movie News
'Lego One Piece' animated special brings seasons one and two to Netflix in September. The straw hats are setting sail once again, but this time, they are made of Lego bricks. Netflix is set to debut a two-part Lego One Piece animated special in September. The special will retell key events from the first two seasons of the live-action One Piece, following Usopp as he recounts the straw hats' adventures to the crew's newest member, Tong Tong Chopper. The story will revisit their journey from the East Blue to the Grand Line, including their encounters with the Arlong Pirates, Baroque works assassins and other formidable foes. One Piece showrunner, writer, and executive producer Tom Hyndman chose Usopp as the narrator because of his larger-than-life storytelling personality. Through his perspective, the special aims to introduce new viewers to the world of One Piece while offering longtime fans a fresh take on familiar stories. "We wanted to make something that would ease new viewers into the massive world of One Piece while also giving longtime fans a new, fun perspective to see the iconic stories of the first two seasons," said Hyndman. The Lego format brings a playful twist to the Straw Hats' adventures, transforming characters, location and action sequences from the live-action series into a brick- built world. The live-action straw hat crew will return to voice their Lego counterparts. Iñaki Godoy will voice Monkey D. Luffy, Emily Rudd will voice Nami, Mackenyu will voice Zoro, Jacob Romero will voice Usopp, Taz Skylar will voice Sanji, and Mikaela Hooever will voice Tony Tony Chopper. According to Hyndman, having the original cast involved gave the team greater freedom during the recording sessions, allowing the actors to bring their understanding of the characters to the performances. The sessions also resulted in improved moments that added to the special's comedic tone. The project is produced in partnership with the Lego group, Japanese publisher Shueisha and Vancouver-based animation studio Atomic Cartoons, known for Marvel's Spidey and His Friends. Chelsea Ker is the director of both episodes. One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda also serves as an executive producer, alongside Jill Wilfert, Keith Malone and Lars Danielsen for Lego, Marty Adelstein and Becky Clements for Tomorrow Studio. Fans can also bring the adventure home with Lego sets inspired by the live-action One Piece series. The upcoming special combines Lego's playful style with the world of One Piece, giving fans a new way to revisit the straw hats' early adventures. The two-part Lego One Piece animated special will premiere on Netflix on 29 September 2026.
LAPD investigates Nicolas Cage movie that went missing at Netflix. Aug. 21, 2026 at 3:49 pm Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES - A dispute between a producer and Netflix over a missing copy of a World War II spy drama starring Nicolas Cage has now reached the Los Angeles Police Department. A law firm representing producer Simon Afram filed a report with the Hollywood Community Police Station, accusing Netflix of losing a drive with a copy of his World War II film, "Fortitude" last month and not providing information on the streamer's investigation into the issue. "This report is being made on an emergency basis, as there is reason to believe that Netflix, Inc. and its employees are suppressing and/or spoliating evidence of the theft of an asset with a cost of $45 million to create and a likely sale value of over twice that amount," according to Afram's complaint which was viewed by The Times. The complaint, filed July 15, asks for law enforcement to investigate the movie's theft and "identify all responsible parties, preserve all relevant evidence, and press charges against the responsible parties." Netflix declined to comment on Afram's complaint to police. Afram and his production company sued Netflix last month for at least $105 million in economic damages for the missing drive that contained "Fortitude," a movie starring Cage and Sir Ben Kingsley. The film, described as "Ocean's Eleven" meets "Inglourious Basterds," is based on Operation Fortitude, an effort during World War II in which double agents set a trap for Adolf Hitler and his armies. On June 15, Daniel Haido, an associate producer of "Fortitude," dropped off an unencrypted copy of the movie for Netflix to view, according to the lawsuit. On June 25, Netflix informed Haido the drive had been stolen, the lawsuit said. "Unfortunately, someone stole a good amount of drives from our office desks this past week," Sean Berney, a director for original film at Netflix, wrote in a June 25 email, according to the lawsuit. "We've been working through this with our security teams to no luck." Advertising Berney in his email offered to reimburse Afram's company for the missing drive or create a new digital cinema package, but Afram said the damage was much greater than that, according to the lawsuit. "It is not fathomable that a sophisticated buyer would invest tens of millions of dollars to acquire the Film - and tens of millions more to market it - while facing the constant risk that it could appear online to be viewed widely for free at any time," Afram's lawsuit said. Netflix said in a statement last month that it is conducting an investigation and is offering to monitor piracy sites for any authorized distribution or sale of the film. "Netflix disputes any claim that it bears the risk of loss for a film delivered without the proper industry-standard safeguards," the company said in a statement last month. "While we do not own the rights to 'Fortitude,' we take content security seriously and have taken extra measures to support the filmmaker and his team." The streamer said it has not shared information on its investigation with Afram's law firm, accusing the firm of "hostile attempts to extort money from Netflix over this situation - including immediately demanding $165 million for the film rather than work with us in good faith." Earlier this month, Afram added a defamation claim to his lawsuit against Netflix. "Netflix's statement that Mr. Afram and his attorneys attempted to extort money from Netflix is entirely false, as are the purported facts on which Netflix based this false statement," according to his amended lawsuit. (Staff writer Richard Winton contributed to this report.) Wendy Lee. See more Seattle Times content on Google The Seattle Times does not append comment threads to stories from wire services such as the Associated Press, The New York Times, The Washington Post or Bloomberg News. Rather, Seattle Cricket focus on discussions related to local stories by its own staff. You can read more about its community policies here.
Netflix teases 'Lego One Piece,' new 'Edgerunners,' 'Blue Eye Samurai' Aug. 21 (UPI) - Netflix is gearing up for the release of Lego One Piece and more. The streaming service shared a trailer for the special Thursday, along with teasers for other highly-anticipated titles. Lego One Piece is a two-part special that reimagines the Netflix live-action series One Piece in Lego form. The live-action cast will voice their characters in the episodes, which Lego-fy the events of Seasons 1 and 2. Based on the Eiichio Oda manga, Lego One Piece premieres Sept. 29. Netflix is also developing One Piece Season 3 and The One Piece, a new anime adaptation. Netflix also shared a teaser for Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, a new season of the hit anime series set in the world of the CD Projekt Red video game Cyberpunk 2077. Season 2 introduces viewers to a new cast of characters in Night City whose stories will blur "the lines between redemption and revenge." In the teaser, a new protagonist is described as "a weapon made out of people." Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 starts streaming Oct. 20. Also returning is Blue Eye Samurai, an animated series following Mizu (voiced by Maya Erskine), a half-Japanese samurai whose quest for revenge will take her to London in Season 2. Blue Eye Samurai Season 2 premieres in January 2027. Netflix's upcoming animated slate also includes Sakamoto Days Season 2 and Bass X Machina, an animated steampunk Western featuring the voice of Brian Tyree Henry as the outlaw Bass Reeves.