Gabby Petito. Netflix. The current most popular show on Netflix is American Murder: Gabby Petito, a documentary about the murder of the 22 year old by her fiancée Brian Laundrie

F1’s broadcast rights in the U.S are up for renewal at the end of the year. The outcome of the deal will be critical to the sport's fortunes

Valentine’s Day weekend was a great time for movie lovers to sit on the couch with that special someone and stream a sweet flick. Among Netflix’s best movies for February are classic rom-coms like 13 Going on 30 and Notting Hill.

One way to prevent people from canceling a streaming subscription: go big on live events and sports. And that's what Netflix ( NFLX) and Amazon ( AMZN) are doing in their ongoing battle with struggling traditional TV players such as Disney ( DIS) and Comcast ( CMCSA ).

Hollywood keeps getting in trouble for using AI to modulate voices and the most recent scandal involves Netflix’s boneheaded decision to recreate the voice of murdered travel vlogger Gabby Petito. The Petito disappearance in the summer of 2021 transfixed Americans.

Netflix is a more mature business than Palantir. However, the streaming giant puts up a surprisingly good fight when matched against one of Wall Street's hottest AI stocks.

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The best way to upgrade an old “dumb” TV to let you download apps like Netflix, Disney+, and Hulu is to get yourself a streaming stick. They’re affordable and easy to install. And what do you know, Amazon has the Roku Express 4K+ on sale for 40% off.

Gabby Petito's disappearance captivated America in 2021. She and her boyfriend Brian Laundrie were posting videos about their cross-country trip in a van when they took a dark turn.

To reduce subscriber churn, streaming giants like Netflix (NFLX) and Amazon (AMZN) are turning to live events and sports. This strategy is

EXCLUSIVE: Crisis PR experts’ job is to be invisible fixers, staying behind the scenes while navigating their clients’ way out of a scandal. The Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni saga changed that, with crisis PR veteran Melissa Nathan front and center in the duo’s legal war.

The recent Brian Epstein biopic “Midas Man,” a film about the manager of The Beatles, debuted not on a platform like Netflix or Amazon, but on a startup