Television is designed to make audiences forget that they’re watching television. We get absorbed in the characters, the conflicts and the worlds being built in front of us, rarely thinking about the hundreds of decisions that had to happen behind the scenes to make a moment feel effortless.
Pride Month got an extra dose of sparkle when Netflix hosted its “It’s Giving Brunch” drag celebration in partnership with NYC Pride, bringing together dazzling performances, delicious brunch bites, and two of the stars who know how to command a room: Michelle Buteau and Peppermint.
The New York Mets and Chicago Cubs took to Citi Field on June 25. To kick off the ballgame, Netflix’s Owning Manhattan host Ryan Serhant threw the first pitch in cahoots with Spruce Weed and Grass Killer to promote healthy yards.
John Cena, Eric André, Chris Meloni, Ego Nwodim and Sherry Cola lean into the absurd in Little Brother, the new Netflix comedy from director Matt Spicer arriving June 26.
The world premiere of ‘Jean-Michel’ at Tribeca Festival lead to ravish applause and a Netflix acquisition.
The New York fan premiere of Office Romance took over Regal Union Square on Tuesday night, where Netflix also hosted a live taping of Tefi Pessoa’s podcast, Tefi Talks.
Beyond the screenings and panels, the American Black Film Festival creates opportunities for meaningful connections through networking events and mixers.
Hulk Hogan: Real American tries to tell the story of Hulk Hogan, but it ends up feeling more like a carefully managed highlight reel than a real look at the man behind the character.
Global comedy superstar Kevin Hart partnered with Netflix to debut Funny AF, an audacious reality TV show aimed at discovering the next great stand-up comedian.
Netflix held a red carpet and premiere event for Season 2 of Running Point at The Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles on Wednesday, April 15.