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I’ve loved WWE for 25 years, and there’s no better time to start watching thanks to Netflix
- WWE’s headline weekly show, 'Monday Night Raw', is live on Netflix worldwide making now the perfect time to dust off your wrestling boots and get back into the action.
- WWE was hotter than ever before selling out arenas all around the United States until late 90s/early 00s where now WWE is now setting record gates in stadiums across the globe and has never been more popular.
- Wrestling is indeed pre-determined, but the result of a match being decided beforehand shouldn’t be a reason to dismiss or avoid giving WWE a chance.
- In the UK and the rest of the world, Netflix doesn’t only show Raw on a Monday, but also WWE’s Friday night show, SmackDown.
- The journey to Wrestlemania began this weekend with one of the best PLEs we’ve seen in years.
- Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, and Rhea Ripley, to name a few are pioneering something special on live TV and it’s not only culturally acceptable to say you watch wrestling, it’s almost cool again.
- For the rest of the world, like the UK and Australia, the full WWE catalog is available on Netflix.
- Not only can you watch shows live, but there’s a full selection of previous shows dating back to the 80s.
- The next big WWE PLE is Elimination Chamber that will be streamed live on Netflix worldwide and Peacock in the US on March 1st.
- Give WWE Raw a try on Netflix and you’ll be hooked in no time if you appreciate great stories and incredible action.
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Netflix's chief content officer Bela Bajaria said 'nobody knows' what prestige TV is as she rejected criticism of the platform
- Bela Bajaria, Netflix's chief content officer, defended the platform against the suggestion it no longer makes prestige TV.
- Bajaria stated that nobody knows what 'prestige TV' actually is and criticized the narrow definition.
- She argued that Netflix makes critically acclaimed shows, citing the streamer's 107 Emmy and 36 Golden Globe nominations last year.
- Bajaria mentioned upcoming shows like 'Zero Day,' 'Death By Lightening,' 'The Beast In Me,' and 'Black Rabbit' as examples of Netflix's commitment to producing 'prestige TV.'
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‘Squid Game’ Actor Dead at 88
- Actor Lee Joo-Shil, best known for her role in 'Squid Game', has passed away at the age of 88.
- She was diagnosed with stomach cancer three months ago.
- In 'Squid Game', Joo-Shil played the mother of Hwang Jun-Ho and stepmother of Hwang In Ho.
- She had a 45-year-long acting career, with 46 credits in films, television, and theater.
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I’m not surprised The Sandman is Netflix’s first canceled show of 2025 after Dead Boy Detectives was axed
- Netflix has canceled the popular series The Sandman.
- The cancelation of The Sandman is not unexpected, following the cancelation of Dead Boy Detectives.
- The decision to end The Sandman after season 2 is due to the completion of the story and allegations of sexual misconduct against creator Neil Gaiman.
- The Sandman spin-off, Dead Boy Detectives, was also canceled last year.
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Next On Netflix: Lineup Of Content Arriving In 2025, Featuring Squid Game, RIP, And More
- Netflix’s Next on Netflix showcase has announced its lineup of content arriving in 2025, featuring Squid Game Season 3, RIP, and many more.
- Netflix will release movies throughout 2025, including Plankton: The Movie, Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever, Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, Kinda Pregnant, and more.
- Shows arriving on Netflix in 2025 include Devil May Cry, WWE Monday Night RAW, American Primeval, Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Stranger Things Season 5, and much more.
- Games arriving on Netflix in 2025 include Squid Game: Unleashed, Carmen Sandiego, Football Manager 2025 Mobile, Netflix Stories, and more.
- Some of the most exciting upcoming content on Netflix includes the film R.I.P., a murder mystery series called The Residence, a Devil May Cry adaptation, You Season 5, and Squid Game Season 3.
- In R.I.P., Matt Damon and Ben Affleck will team up as Miami cops to investigate a million-dollar cash discovery, with trust issues starting to arise among them and in the Miami police department.
- The Residence follows investigator Cordelia Cupp (Uzo Aduba) as she tries to solve a murder mystery case involving 157 suspects and 132 rooms in the White House.
- The Devil May Cry adaptation, from the creators of the Castlevania anime, will feature a portal between human and demon realms that Dante must save humanity from.
- You Season 5 will mark the end of the series and will focus on Joe Goldberg’s return to New York and his dark and twisted desires.
- Finally, fans of Squid Game can look forward to the third and final season premiering on Netflix on June 27, 2025.
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The 12 best movies to watch on Netflix in February
- Netflix has a great selection of movies coming in February.
- Some notable movies include 'Parasite', 'The Founder', and 'Space Jam'.
- Romantic comedies like 'Two Weeks Notice' and 'The Wedding Planner' are also streaming.
- Family-friendly options include 'Despicable Me 4' and 'Sonic the Hedgehog 2'.
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Squid Game season 3: what we know so far about the hit Netflix show's return
- Squid Game season 3 is set to release on Netflix in 2025 and will be the show’s last.
- The cast and crew of Squid Game shot back-to-back for season 2 and 3.
- No official trailer has been released, but a mid-credit scene drops hints about what may be in store.
- The predicted cast includes familiar faces such as Lee Jung-jae, Lee Byung-hun, Wi Ha-joon, Kang Ha-neul, and Im Si-wan.
- Season 3 is expected to pick up where season 2 left off and focus on Seong Gi-hun's quest to end the games.
- Returning cast member Seo-hwan believes three possibilities exist for Gi-hun’s character and the season 3 plot.
- Squid Game season 3 will be the show’s final season, though creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has discussed ideas for spin-offs and other franchise material.
- The Franchise has already expanded to include Squid Game: The Challenge, which debuted in November 2023 with a second season on the way.
- Hwang Dong-hyuk hopes to explore what happened between season one and two when there was a three-year gap, and what the Front Man and Recruiter were doing during that time.
- More games, resolve or demise await viewers in this final season of Squid Game.
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Netflix has canceled The Sandman
- Netflix has decided to cancel its adaptation of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman.
- The Sandman will conclude with its upcoming second season.
- The decision to cancel the show is likely linked to the allegations of sexual assault against Gaiman.
- Other adaptations of Gaiman's works, such as Good Omens and The Graveyard Book, have also been affected by similar circumstances.
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The Sandman canceled at Netflix, will end with season 2
- The Sandman series on Netflix will end with its upcoming second season; there will be no third season.
- Showrunner Allan Heinberg expressed gratitude to Netflix for the opportunity to adapt the comic book series.
- The decision to end the series was based on the limited remaining story material.
- The news comes amidst sexual assault allegations against Neil Gaiman, the creator of the comics and developer of the Netflix series.
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3 underrated Netflix shows you should watch this weekend (January 31-February 2)
- 1899 is a riveting series on Netflix that follows the journey of immigrants aboard a passenger ship in the open ocean who encounter a mysterious second ship.
- Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber is a show on Netflix that chronicles the rise of Uber and its volatile CEO, Travis Kalanick.
- Documentary Now! is a hilarious parody series on Netflix that parodies different famous documentaries in each episode.
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One Underrated Netflix Action Movie Is Quietly Releasing a Sequel
- Netflix has quietly released a teaser for The Old Guard 2, the sequel to the underrated action movie.
- The teaser shows behind-the-scenes action and promises heavy action and stunts.
- Most of the original cast members are returning, and the sequel will also feature Henry Golding and Uma Thurman.
- The Old Guard 2 will be released on Netflix in 2025.
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Best new movies to stream on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Max (HBO), and more
- The last week of January is a slow one for movies on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Max (HBO), and other services, with only Here, Goodrich, and You’re Cordially Invited being added this week.
- Other notable new films include Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl on Netflix and Red One on Amazon Prime Video.
- MGM+ debuts The Wasp, featuring Naomie Harris and Natalie Dormer, while Apple TV+ brings in Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum in Fly Me to the Moon.
- Peacock adds The Wild Robot and Conclave, with Disney+ featuring Beatles ’64 and Inside Out 2.
- Shudder has Nick Frost horror comedy Get Away and Karen Beckinsale’s Canary Black.
- Hulu features Mothers' Instinct with Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain.
- The trailers for each movie are available on their respective streaming home platforms.
- For those looking for more recommendations, check out our guides to the Best movies on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Max, and Disney+.
- These movie updates and more can be found on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Max (HBO), and various other services.
- No major blockbusters are being added, but there are still plenty of notable new movies to stream.
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The 7 Netflix Films of 2025 We Need Sooner Than Later
- Netflix has announced its slate of 2025 films set to be released, ranging from comedies to sci-fi and crime thrillers.
- The seven standout films include The Electric State, a sci-fi dystopia featuring Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt; a SpongeBob SquarePants spin-off film focusing on the character Plankton; an action thriller starring Tom Hardy as a detective fighting through a criminal underworld; Guillermo del Toro's long-awaited retelling of Frankenstein; a crime thriller called RIP with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck; the third installment of the Knives Out series, titled Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, with a star-studded ensemble cast; and a Happy Gilmore sequel with Adam Sandler, featuring appearances from Bad Bunny and Travis Kelce.
- These films cover a range of genres and are expected to captivate audiences with their intriguing storylines and talented cast.
- Netflix continues to expand its diverse library of original content, offering a variety of entertainment options for its subscribers.
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Techie flags freshers’ pay package at Infosys amid Narayana Murthy’s 'work 70 hours a week' remark
- Narayana Murthy advises Indian youngsters to work 70 hours a week to enhance productivity and GDP ranking.
- Reacting to this, a techie said that her first IT salary in 1999 as a fresher was Rs 3.55 lakh per annum after tax or approximately Rs 29K per month. She said she could not believe that Infosys was still paying freshers only Rs 3.72 lakh annually in 2023.
- Bureaucrat Ashok Khemka also weighed in and shared how CEOs' packages at IT firms shot through the roof but packages for freshers crawled comparatively. In a tweet, he said Infosys CEO's pay was 2,200 times a fresher's pay. "How many hours of work a week does the CEO and a fresher put in respectively? There are only 168 hours in a week."
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Slash, hike, paywall: What Netflix, Amazon and JioCinema are doing with their pricing strategies
- Leading video OTT players in India like JioCinema, Amazon Prime Video, and Netflix have been experimenting with their strategies by introducing a paywall, hiking prices, and slashing prices respectively.
- India boasts 424 million OTT users, but only 49 million are paying subscribers, prompting OTT players to explore diverse price points and content offerings to tap into the vast entertainment consumption market.
- Netflix slashed prices by 20-60%, Amazon Prime Video increased monthly and quarterly plan prices, while JioCinema introduced a subscription-based tier and exclusive content.
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