Netflix viewers spent a lot of time with Stranger Things’ super-sized fourth season over the weekend — a record-setting amount, in fact. According to Netflix’s internal measurement, Stranger Things racked up 286.79 million hours of viewing time worldwide from May 25-27. That blows past the previous record holder, season two of Bridgerton, which had 193

HBO Max is ready for Pride. The Warner Bros. Discovery-backed streamer is refreshing the design of its LGBTQ+ Voices collection and launching a shortform content series. Human by Orientation produces shortform original series that showcase and amplify voices of HBO Max’s LGBTQ+ talent including Hacks’ Hannah Einbinder; Legendary’s Dashaun Wesley, Leiomy Maldonado, Jameela Jamil and

With Netflix’s help, Shonda Rhimes is committed to both broadening and deepening her focus on inclusivity. In fact, the Bridgerton producer baked in a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion and access initiatives and opportunities in the nine-figure deal she inked with the streaming service last summer. And now, roughly a year later, Shondaland and Netflix are

[Warning: This story contains spoilers for Sunday night’s episode of Fear the Walking Dead.] After seven seasons on AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead, original castmember Alycia Debnam-Carey has exited the series. Debnam-Carey played Alicia Clark on the show, which debuted in 2015 as a prequel to The Walking Dead. On Sunday night’s show, her character

George Shapiro, the Bronx-born personal manager and champion of comedy who teamed with his late business partner, Howard West, to bring the iconic sitcom Seinfeld to television, has died. He was 91. Shapiro died Thursday evening of natural causes at his home in Beverly Hills, a publicist announced. Shapiro and West also helped guide the