The deal also covers documentaries and original programming, such as 'WWE: Unreal,' which is returning for season 2 later in January.

Filming for All of Us Are Dead season 2 has been ongoing since July 2025. Production is currently scheduled to end by mid-February 2026. However, some actors have already wrapped filming, such as Lomon, who is now busy working on the K-drama Beauty in the Beast.

Netflix has recently released aa 2026 What's Next video and here, we talk what the future holds for the streaming giant.

The upcoming removals leave Netflix users with only weeks left to watch either series on the popular streaming service. 'Lost' leaves Netflix US on January 1, 2026; last available day is December 31, 2025. 'Lost' previously left Netflix in 2018 before ...

Netflix is the beast that cannot be stopped, cashing in $11.51 billion in the third quarter of 2025, now with more than 301 million subscribers globally. But those users can't watch all the same things. Sure pretty much everyone with a Netflix subscription ...

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Netflix's Christmas Day National Football League broadcasts set new records, with the Detroit Lions vs the Minnesota Vikings becoming the most-streamed NFL game in the United States, the streaming giant said on Wednesday.

Three years later, All of Us Are Dead remains terrifying, emotional, and wildly watchable, logging nearly 95M hours in 2025.

The movie in question that is sure to have you laughing along is Wet Hot American Summer. The 2001 satirical comedy, helmed by director David Wain from a screenplay written by Wain and Michael Showalter, is set on the last day of camp in the summer of 1981 ...

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Netflix and WWE today announced an expansion to their long-term partnership that will see the giant streamer become the home of WWE's library in the U.S. Beginning immediately, Netflix is the new U.S.

Netflix is now the home of the WWE library in the U.S. The non-exclusive deal expands the partnership between Netflix and WWE that launched in January 2025 and makes WWE’s premium live events from before September 2025 - including popular series such as WrestleMania,