The Best Movies and TV Shows New to Netflix, Amazon and Stan in Australia in July

Our streaming picks for July, including ‘Fear Street,’ ‘The Comeback Trail’ and ‘The Tomorrow War’

Nielsen Now Knows When You Are Streaming

The company known for measuring television ratings said Netflix and YouTube are far ahead of their digital rivals, but viewers still spend more time watching cable and network TV.

Nielsen Now Knows When You Are Streaming

The company known for measuring television ratings said Netflix and YouTube are far ahead of their digital rivals, but viewers still spend more time watching cable and network TV.

‘Wish Dragon’ Review: ‘Aladdin’ Goes to Shanghai, Sort Of

John Cho, as Long the dragon, does his best Robin Williams impression in this film animation about a teenage boy who releases him from a magic teapot.

‘Lupin’ Took the World by Stealth. Part 2 Can’t Be So Sneaky.

The French heist thriller was a huge global hit when it debuted on Netflix in January. Even the creator and cast were surprised.

Netflix: The Store!

You streamed it. Now you can buy it at Netflix.shop, a new site that will offer everything from a “Lupin” side table to a “Yasuke” clock.

Watch These 15 Titles Before They Leave Netflix This Month

Netflix in the United States bids adieu to a ton of great movies and TV shows in June, including “Scarface” and “Twin Peaks.” Catch these while you can.

In ‘Sweet Tooth,’ a Taste of Fantasy Rooted in Reality

Based on a comic book about a pandemic-fueled apocalypse, the new Netflix series is actually full of big-hearted whimsy. Thank the remote-controlled ears.

In ‘Master of None,’ Naomi Ackie Tells a Story ‘I’ve Never Really Seen’

The British actor does most of the dramatic heavy lifting in the new season of Aziz Ansari’s Netflix series, most notably in a raw episode about fertility struggles.

The Best Movies and TV Shows New to Netflix, Amazon and Stan in Australia in June

Our streaming picks for June, including ‘Sweet Tooth,’ ‘Good on Paper’ and ‘Eden'

Bo Burnham’s ‘Inside’: A Comedy Special and an Inspired Experiment

Using cinematic tools other comics overlook, the star (who is also the director, editor and cameraman) trains a glaring spotlight on internet life mid-pandemic.

Scrounging for Hits, Hollywood Goes Back to the Video Game Well

After decades of game-to-film flops, a new effort, led by Sony, aims to adapt big PlayStation and Xbox franchises for movies and TV.

Mae Martin Embraces Ambiguity in ‘Feel Good,’ and in Life

In an interview, the creator and star of the Netflix comedy discusses the hazy line between fact and fiction, the value of uncertainty and the joy of finally getting to be a leading man.

Binge-Viewing Movies? Netflix Bets on the ‘Fear Street’ Trilogy.

The streamer hopes that by turning adaptations of the R.L. Stine series into weekly film events, audiences will stay glued to the screen.

Review: ‘Who Killed Sara?’ and the Art of the Netflixnovela

In the second season of the dizzying Mexican mystery-melodrama, the complications, and the suspects, just keep accumulating.

The Profound Significance of ‘High on the Hog’

A new limited series on Netflix is a nuanced celebration of African Americans and their food. It is also sorely overdue.

The Making of ‘High on the Hog,’ Bringing Black Food History to TV

The new Netflix series tapped years of scholarship and the life experience of its creators to chart how African Americans have shaped the country’s cuisine.