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How '90s Bollywood movies became cool again for two desis in the US
The Bollywood Boys used to watch movies on bootleg VCDs with their parents. Now, they’re watching them on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video — and rediscovering what they once loved about them.
Netflix dumps Kevin Spacey, police home in on Harvey Weinstein
A Netflix animal rights movie came at a strange time for South Korea
Horsin’ around with 'BoJack' creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg
Guilty Pleasure: BJ Novak loves 'Fuller House'
What's behind the humor of Hasan Minhaj on Netflix
An interview with the correspondent from "The Daily Show" on his recent presidential roast, releasing a Netflix special and family ties in his comedy.
'Master of None' co-writer: There's stuff in season two 'I can't believe we got away with'
The show's writers wanted to deviate from anything formulaic for this season.
The 'Chinese Netflix' is taking on tech titans of America
LeEco is a Chinese internet colossus referred to as a combination of Netflix, Apple, Amazon and Tesla.
“Black Mirror”: Feverish, Paranoid, and Angry
The creator of “Black Mirror” explains his own ambivalence about technology.
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Netflix now has some of the most dramatic footage you'll see from inside Syria
The White Helmets have been nominated for the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize, but the group is also criticized.
Netflix's new series, 'Marseille,' isn't going over so well in Marseille
Netflix has gone international with its bid to create its own shows. Last month, it debuted "Marseille," a TV series set in France's second largest city.
Countdown to Maria Bamford's "Lady Dynamite"
For fans of awkward, anxious comedy, May 20th is going to be better than Christmas.
Five Things You Had to See Online This Week
OK Go does it again, Johnny Depp trumps, and a gymnast nae naes to win the internet this week.
Netflix goes live in the sub-Saharan, because 'the future is in places like Africa'
Netflix is streaming in Africa, betting on a booming middle class. The benefits include a push for higher bandwidth throughout much of the continent.
Price check: Companies could be using your data to charge you more
Online retailers might charge you a few dollars more for those pants, if they think you can afford it. Dan Mongan, co-author of "All You Can Pay," explains that companies are increasingly using our data to tailor prices.