Disney, Netflix, Amazon, and other studios rejected Sound of Freedom, producer Eduardo Verástegui told Breitbart News during an exclusive interview at the Turning Point Action Conference in West Palm Beach, Florida, over the weekend, giving glory to God for His faithfulness and the success of the movie.
Every Hollywood awards season seems to bring a fresh batch of plaudits for the industry’s favorite political couple — Barack and Michelle Obama. And this year’s Primetime Emmy nominations, announced Wednesday morning, were no exception.
Actress Candace Cameron Bure has denied accusations that she tried to have Fuller House queer guest star Ben J. Pierce — who now claims to be a transgender woman, “Miss Benny” — removed from the show.
Insecure launched on Netflix as part of a new licensing deal with Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns HBO.
Hollywood is nearing the end of a second month of striking by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) – essentially halting production of scripted programming – with little sign of an agreement looming between the writers and major studios and streaming services.
Ryan Murphy — the mega-TV producer whose resume includes numerous LGBTQ series including “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” and the transgender-themed “Pose” — is heading to the Walt Disney Co. after his five-year, $300 million contract with Netflix expires later this year, according to multiple reports.
Members of a Netflix crew filming a nature docuseries offshore from Hawaii were attacked by two tiger sharks, according to reports.
Former President Donald Trump has trashed Special Counsel Jack Smith’s wife’s Netflix documentary on Michelle Obama, calling the 2020 movie a “puff piece.”
A button bringing users directly to the BBC must be put on all new television remotes, the publicly-funded broadcaster has said.
HBO’s new streaming service, Max, crashed on Tuesday, its very first day in service, reports say.
Striking transgender Hollywood writers and their supporters targeted Netflix offices in Los Angeles on Thursday as part of the Writers Guild of America’s ongoing work stoppage against the studios.
Netflix’s “docudrama” Queen Cleopatra launched two weeks ago and now looks to have earned the unenviable plaudit of drawing the worst audience score in TV history.
Cleopatra was “culturally black,” according to a recent New York Times piece facing accusations of “blackwashing” history.
Broadcaster ITV received a record number of complaints over Queen Charlotte actress branding the Royal Family as “terribly white”.
One of the stars of Netflix’s Queen Charlotte has dissed the British royal family as “terribly white,” saying the family’s post-coronation photo-op on the Buckingham Palace balcony was sorely lacking in diversity.
The Egyptian government has denounced Netflix’s upcoming docudrama series Queen Cleopatra, saying the streamer’s decision to portray the ancient queen as a black woman represents a “falsification of Egyptian history and a blatant historical fallacy.”
During his presidency, Barack Obama oversaw the decimation of hundreds of thousands of U.S. manufacturing jobs. Now, without a hint of irony, the former president has unveiled his latest Netflix docuseries titled “Working,” in which he explores American jobs and the changing nature of work for millions of Americans.
Netflix has limited the new season of its reality dating series, The Ultimatum, to all LGBTQIA2S+ contestants.
Power Rangers star David Yost, the Blue Ranger in the original ’90s series, said a special 30th anniversary reunion episode will feature “awesome” LGBTQ content.
The director of Netflix’s “Queen Cleopatra” docudrama series is defending the casting of a black actress as the Egyptian queen, who was not black, calling her decision a “political act.”
A Kentucky man is suing Netflix for more than $1 million after the streaming giant used his photo in the true crime documentary, “The Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker,” while asking the question, “Is this a guardian angel or a stone-cold killer?”
Netflix is being accused of “blackwashing” the history of Egypt’s famed queen Cleopatra in its new docuseries that stars a black woman.
A documentary on the life and tumultuous times of Queen Cleopatra is on the horizon for Netflix with the planned docuseries veering from accepted historical wisdom by changing the subject’s ethnicity.
Looks like Hollywood is recalibrating (again) to try and fix the crumbling movie industry.
Oscar-winner Mo’Nique has come out as bisexual in her new Netflix stand-up comedy special in which she also accuses Christian churches of “ripping apart motherfucking families” over LGBTQ issues.
Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey will combine their considerable forces for a new Netflix special. The trailer for The Light We Carry, based on Obama’s book, shows the two women onstage at an arena, likely from a stop on Obama’s 2022 book tour.
Democrats in New York are reportedly weighing a new four percent tax on streaming entertainment subscriptions like Netflix and Hulu to help bail out New York City’s failing subway system, which is facing a $2.5 billion budget deficit by 2025.
Actress Cameron Diaz is reportedly retiring from acting after she completes the Netflix film “Back in Action” with actor Jamie Foxx, so she can spend time focusing on being a mother to her 3-year-old daughter, Raddix.
Netflix has canceled the animated preschooler series “Ridley Jones,” which features a young female bison who identifies as gender “non-binary” in its fifth and final season.
Will Smith is reportedly “embarrassed and hurt” by Chris Rock’s Netflix special “Chris Rock: Selective Outrage,” in which the comedian addresses the infamous Oscars slap. Smith wants Rock to “let it go,” and it also upset that Netflix gave the comedian a platform.
Chris Rock saves the Will Smith jokes for last in his new standup special Selective Outrage, which Netflix livestreamed from Baltimore on Saturday.
A year after Will Smith smacked him on the Academy Awards stage, Chris Rock is poised to finally have his say.
Hollywood is giving away woke awards shows for free now and people still don’t want to watch.
Netflix’s The Crown star Emma Corrin — who identifies as gender “non-binary” and uses “they/them” pronouns — has revealed that she wants to be cast in male and “non-binary” roles, saying the industry needs to be make more stories about
Actor Penn Badgley has elaborated on why he has sworn off explicit sex scenes in his hit Netflix series “You,” saying “that aspect of Hollywood has been very disturbing.” He also talked about being cast at the age of 12 in the sexually explicit gay comedy “The Fluffer” (2001).
Actor Penn Badgley revealed on Friday that he asked for “zero” sex scenes in Season 4 of Netflix’s You, out of respect for his marriage. “Fidelity in every relationship, and especially in a marriage, is important to me,” he said.
Buh-bye, Netflix. You, and that $5 billion pile of garbage you call “content,” will not be missed.
From streaming platform for half-baked reality dating shows to normalizing electric vehicles. When Netflix engages in shameless product placement, you can be sure it will at least be extra woke.
Actress Helena Bonham Carter recently insisted that the Netflix drama “The Crown” should be ended because it has strayed from an “historic drama” to a modern fictionalization. Carter, who starred as Queen Elizabeth II’s younger sister Princess Margaret in the third and fourth seasons, feels that the show has gone from quasi historical topics to pure drama that has not connection to the real world of Britain’s royal family.
Watching You People, the latest big Hollywood “comedy” from Netflix, is another depressing reminder (and example) of the ongoing collapse of Hollywood.
