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Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama plan to adapt Michael Lewis’ book ‘The Fifth Risk’ into a Netflix series.

“Being a woman is a political act in itself,” Goméz, the star of Netflix’s Orange Is the New Black, said at the event in Reading, Pennsylvania at Save Our Inner-city Lives (SOIL). “You are born an activist without meaning to, because you are every day fighting for your rights.”

Netflix host and stand-up comedian Hasan Minhaj said that Asians opposed to affirmative action are the “worst kind” of Americans in the debut of his topical Netflix show.

Netflix employees have donated to Democrats over Republicans in a ratio of 141 to 1, according to a report.

Netflix has reportedly taken on an additional $2 billion in debt in an effort to further expand its original programming and licensed content.

Far-left comedienne Chelsea Handler has complained that her supposed white privilege makes her feel “very gross” about herself, claiming that her whiteness and Jewish heritage played an instrumental role in her success. 

While Hollywood constantly preaches diversity, some of the entertainment industry’s most powerful and influential executives have given almost exclusively to Democrat candidates and left-wing PACs.

The share price of Netflix has fallen more than 15 percent from its all-time high, with some analysts predicting that it could fall further after a year that has seen it skyrocket by over 80 percent. 

Left-wing comedian Chelsea Handler has started filming on her new Netflix documentary on “white privilege,” asking her fans for ideas on the kind of issues they want her to explore. 

In Netflix’s trailer for its final season of House of Cards, Claire Underwood, played by Robin Wright, declares, “The reign of middle-aged white men is over.”

A new report from the Wall Street Journal suggests that streaming television subscriptions are slowly increasing in price over time.

With Kenya Barris now out at ABC and headed for Netflix, in a reported $100 million deal, the Black-ish sitcom creator is now saying that a virulently anti-President Donald Trump episode shelved by the network was the “last straw.”

“It’s the basis of democracy that you control your own body,” Steinem says in the Reversing Roe teaser, whose release has been timed with the Senate confirmation hearings of Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee.

Wanda Sykes has announced an upcoming comedy special on Netflix after accussing the streaming service of gender and color bias over pay.

Veteran media and telecoms investor John Malone, known as the “Cable Cowboy,” has predicted in a recent speech that Google will be “broken up” by competition watchdogs as the tech firm is growing too large.

The star of the Marvel series Luke Cage apologized Saturday for posting a tweet appearing to condone a bishop groping singer Ariana Grande during Aretha Franklin’s funeral on Friday.

Rachel Whetstone, a leading communications executive at Facebook, is departing the social networking company for Netflix amid an exodus of high-ranking managers from the embattled silicon valley giant.

Actor-comedian David Cross recently joked about beating President Donald Trump “to a bloody pulp” and urinating and defecating on him, according to a Salt Lake Tribune report.

Hard left Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has set out plans to change the UK media, including taxing tech giants such as Google, Facebook, and Netflix to fund the BBC and demanding more “diversity.”

Netflix has finally deleted all of its user’s reviews after the company announced it would scrap reviews in 2017 following a wave of one-star reviews left on actress Amy Schumer’s The Leather Special.

Netflix’s Insatiable star Alyssa Milano railed against President Donald Trump’s nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court, declaring that he will “affect everything we know to be true as American citizens.”

Netflix’s Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness faced criticism from left-wing Twitter users after saying not all Republicans are racist.

Michelle Wolf’s Netflix series has been cancelled after only ten episodes and the left is bummed.  

Netflix has canceled The Break with Michelle Wolf, the political talk show hosted by comedian Michelle Wolf, after just three months and ten episodes. 

Netflix CFO David Wells is reportedly stepping down from his position at the company, which he joined in 2004.

The Colson Center for Christian Worldview has denounced a new TV version of the 1908 children’s story Anne of Green Gables for pushing a pro-LGBT agenda antithetical to the original story.

Veteran comedian and director Chris Rock tweeted an article from conservative outlet The Federalist about the “insufferable wokeness” of comedy, leading to criticism from both his fans and detractors alike. 

Hillary Clinton and Steven Spielberg are joining forces to bring Elaine Weiss’ The Woman’s Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote to television.

Netflix said an “internal miscommunication” led to listing a documentary chronicling the life of Nation of Islam founder Louis Farrakhan that will not stream on the platform.

A documentary chronicling the life and times of controversial Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan will appear on Netflix in August.

Comedy Central announced its acquisition of previously-aired episodes of the hit animated comedy on Thursday.

A petition calling on Netflix to cancel their upcoming dark comedy series Insatiable has attracted over 150,000 signatures on the grounds that it encourages “fat shaming.”

84 percent of people surveyed underestimated how much they pay for streaming subscription services such as Amazon Prime, Spotify, and Netflix.

Netflix host Michelle Wolf is again aiming for outrage by starring as Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen in a spoofed recruitment video for ICE that satirically turns the immigration department into the mass murdering terror group ISIS.

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings claimed the repeal of net neutrality isn’t a big deal because Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are delivering customers the service they expect.

Netflix announced Tuesday its plans to roll out a series based on a 12-year-old boy who discovers he has reincarnated as Jesus Christ.