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From a bee with Chris Rock's wit to Riri's road trip to Michael B. Jordan's gloves, here's what's leaving Netflix in the next few days, where you can still catch them after, and the licensing deals that decide when our favorites come and go. CREED, HOME, BLACK LIGHTNING, BEE MOVIE LEAVING NETFLIX SEPTEMBER 2026 Every so often, a recommendation lands from the last place you expect it. Mine came from an investor who, by his own admission, barely has time to watch movies. I aske

After six years building a life in Montecito, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are heading home, and the timing says as much as the move itself. Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, at a public engagement in London before their 2020 departure | Image- Reuters Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, are relocating back to the United Kingdom, ending a six-year chapter in Southern California that began the same month they stepped back as senior working royals. King Char

A parade of millennial cringe, Gen Z shorthand and recycled bachelor-party antics, NETFLIX’S 72 Hours only occasionally finds life in the chemistry between its younger ensemble. The foremost thing you notice, some forty minutes after the familiar Netflix tum-dum, is the patronizing specter of Todd Phillips' The Hangover trilogy haunting Tim Story's 72 Hours. A counterfeit specter, no doubt. Even if one concedes that decent studio comedies have become a scarce commodity in Hol

The Zimbabwean supernovela that posted 19.1 million hours viewed in its first week debuting at number four on Netflix's global Non-English chart and topping it outright in South Africa, Kenya, and Jamaica has the world talking, arguing, and confessing on timelines everywhere: a story so precise about manipulation and control that it has Christian social media calling its villain a walking sermon. Joyce Gomora played by Gugu Gumede-Netflix There is a man pretending in a suit.

From Scary Movie and Creed to Nollywood premieres, Cameroonian cinema, MUBI, Hulu and diaspora documentaries, here are Black Film Wire’s essential June 2026 screen picks. The summer movie season is officially open, and June 2026 is delivering more than the mainstream calendar might suggest. Yes, the Wayans family is back in theaters with Scary Movie. Yes, The Blackening is perfectly timed for a Juneteenth-season rewatch. And yes, Nia DaCosta's Hedda remains a Prime Video titl

Netflix ’s Love Is Blind entered its tenth U.S. installment in Ohio carrying a familiar paradox: a new location, but narrative structures and audience reactions that feel increasingly predictable. Victor St John and Christine Hamilton (Love is Blind Season 10)| Netflix Netflix's Love Is Blind entered its tenth U.S. installment in Ohio carrying a familiar paradox: a new location (Ohio), but narrative structures and audience reactions that feel increasingly predictable. At ten

Netflix special proves the comedian wasn't conspiracy theorizing; he was just early Katt Williams opens his fourth Netflix special, The Last Report , by doing something you don't see enough in comedy these days: acknowledging God. Not as a punchline, not as a setup, but as genuine gratitude. "I'm God's own," he declares early in the hour, and it sets the tone for what becomes a masterclass in truth-telling wrapped in hilarious packaging. Released February 10, "The Last Repor

What the T-Mobile–Netflix deal quietly teaches creatives and media founders about long-term value By Sahndra Fon Dufe , Partnerships Lead SVAFF There’s a reason T-Mobile didn’t bundle Paramount+ or Max; and it’s not because Netflix has better shows; though that’s debatable depending on who you ask and what week it is. The Netflix On Us program, launched in 2017 and refined through multiple iterations since, represents something far more calculated than a customer perk. It’s

A Black Film Wire Review | Bridgerton Season 4 (Part 1) Back to the opulence, the drama, the dizzying romance, and all the brilliant things we love about the world of Bridgerton. Netflix/Liam Daniel/Netflix It’s been a long week. I’m inundated with work, and I basically scrambled through everything due today just to make room for one thing: hearing Lady Whistledown’s sturdy voice remind me why we fell for Bridgerton in the first place, six years ago, when Shondaland dropped S

Shondaland’s Black Barbie has officially earned two Daytime Emmy nominations — and we’re cheering right along with them. Netflix...