Netflix

Netflix may have more original programming coming in the months ahead, but the company is also going to be losing quite a few titles as well. According to InstantWatcher , a site that catalogs the comings and goings of Netflix's streaming catalog, the service will be saying farewell to 1,794...

As of May 1, movies like the James Bond hit "Goldfinger" and Woody Allen's "Stardust Memories" will not be available for streaming. But, 500 new titles, like "Mission: Impossible II", will be added. [Read more]

As of May 1, classic movies such as the James Bond hit "Goldfinger" and Woody Allen's "Stardust Memories" will no longer be available for streaming. [Read more]

How would Netflix’s iPad app look like if you scrapped everything and restarted from scratch? That’s exactly what Joel Grenier, director of UX for the Ottawa-based design agency YOU i Labs did. “Now that I use Netflix every day and love the service on many levels, I find myself frustrated with the...

Netflix hasn't been coy about its ambitions with original programming this year: from House of Cards to Arrested Development , the company wants to become the next HBO . Those plans will keep moving forward on July 11th when Netflix will release its latest original program, Orange is the New Black...

Despite having recently introduced the likes of Hemlock Grove and House of Cards , Netflix isn't staying put and is now boosting its original content with yet another production: Orange is the New Black . The new comedic drama series, created by Weeds ' own Jenji Kohan, is set to start streaming to...

Well, Netflix is on a roll, and hoping to keep the original-series streaming magic alive: It just announced its fourth original series, a prison dramedy called "Orange Is the New Black," will premiere on July 11 . Once again, the whole season will be available at once for your gorging pleasure. Read

Expect a show about women grilling things

The actor reprises his role as nasty, nasty congressman Frank Underwood in Netflix's "House of Cards" by interacting with some real (and, some might say, nasty, nasty) politicians and media types. [Read more]

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