While the streaming giant skipped the historic Artemis II liftoff, Netflix has officially confirmed it will broadcast the crew's epic lunar flyby live to subscribers worldwide on April 6th.

The writing was on the wall for Netflix ( NFLX +3.23%) to raise prices once again in 2026, in the form of the fourth-quarter letter to shareholders. Management said its revenue growth will be driven "by increases in membership and pricing" this year.

Netflix's expansive 2026 plans, with interactive content, blockbuster films, and live programming, might justify the price hike for subscribers.

Sony Pictures is having a moment on Netflix right now, as we’ve already covered with the new arrivals this week and indeed in the top 10s. The Jack Black and Paul Rudd comedy reboot picked up the biggest haul of points in the US movie charts this week, fending off stiff competition from the kids’ movies Minions and The Bad Guys 2.

Netflix price hikes are reshaping its strategy, pushing users toward ad-supported plans and signaling a major shift in how streaming platforms make money.

Netflix's 3-part sci fi series with no bad episodes is a wild weekend binge, even years after going off the air. Find out more about Travelers here.

Netflix is set to outpace HBO Max, Disney+, Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video for most expensive ad-free option in mainstream streaming services

On the company's website, Netflix said that these changes are "to improve our service and add more TV shows and movies."

Sports have become the hottest battleground in the media business. Netflix's measured approach is winning in a big way.

A 'Stranger Things' spinoff, new seasons of 'Beef' and 'XO, Kitty,' and an original comedy from 'Schitt's Creek' alum Dan Levy are among the series coming to Netflix in April. Here are the most binge-worthy new arrivals.