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Meghan Markle’s lifestyle venture As Ever will continue without financial backing from Netflix, after the streaming giant stepped away as an investor less than a year after helping launch the business.

The first main cast of Netflix’s upcoming live-action Scooby-Doo series has been unmasked: it’s none other than McKenna Grace, who will play Daphne Blake in the eight-episode origin story. The casting, confirmed this week, reunites Grace with a character she has voiced before; in 2020, she played young Daphne in the animated film “Scoob!”

BTS has confirmed that their highly anticipated comeback concert will be streamed globally on Netflix, giving fans everywhere front-row access to the group’s first full-band performance in nearly four years. The live event, titled BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE | ARIRANG, is set for March 21, 2026, from Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul and will air on Netflix in more than 190 countries. The concert follows the release of BTS’s new studio album, ARIRANG, which arrives March 20, 2026, via Big Hit Music.

Netflix has released the official trailer for season 2 of its One Piece live-action adaptation – and it’s packed with familiar faces fans of the manga and anime have been waiting for. The nearly two-minute clip gives viewers a closer look at how the Straw Hat Pirates’ journey intensifies as they enter the dangerous and uncharted waters of the Grand Line in search of the world’s greatest treasure.

Huntrix — the fictional K-pop girl trio from Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters — brought 2025 to a close in “Golden” fashion with a performance of their breakout hit at Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest in Times Square. The appearance crowned an already extraordinary year for the group’s anthem, which became a global chart juggernaut and one of the unlikely cultural phenomena of the year.

Netflix has unveiled the official trailer for Stranger Things 5: Volume 2 – and it wastes no time signaling that the endgame for Hawkins will be bigger, darker and far more emotional than anything the series has attempted before.

The deal – pending some regulatory approvals – would put the biggest IPs in the world like Harry Potter, DC Comics, Game of Thrones, Friends, Stranger Things, Wednesday, and Squid Game under the same roof. 

Netflix has released the first trailer for “Sean Combs: The Reckoning”, the four-part docuseries poised to reopen controversy around rapper-mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs. The preview contains never-before-seen footage of the Bad Boy Records founder in distress, six days before his arrest.

When Stranger Things burst back onto screens with the first four episodes of Season 5 on November 26, 2025, it didn’t just reopen the doors to the Upside Down, it also temporarily knocked out Netflix. Within minutes of the drop, thousands of fans encountered playback errors, app crashes, or login issues, as outage-tracking site Downdetector logged over 14,000 reports in the U.S. alone. Netflix later confirmed the disruption, saying “some members briefly experienced an issue streaming on TV devices,” but that “service recovered for all accounts within five minutes.”

Rapper 50 Cent, a longtime dissenter of embattled hip hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, is coming out with a hard-hitting documentary about the Bad Boy Records founder. The four-part Netflix series, titled “Sean Combs: The Reckoning”, is set to premiere December 2, 2025. The project promises to shed light on long-standing allegations and controversies surrounding Diddy, combining decades of rivalry with recent legal storms.