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Two teenage darts prodigies, ages 14 and 15, will compete against two-time world champion Luke Littler in Netflix's high-stakes event. If either beats him in just one leg, they walk away with over half a million dollars.
Mitchell Lawrie, 15, gets his shot at half a million pounds Friday when he faces world champion Luke Littler in Netflix's live darts competition. The Scottish teen already beat Littler once before.
A South Korean seal cartoon designed for kids has become an unexpected sensation among pets, with millions watching dogs and cats glued to their screens. Scientists say the show's colors, movement, and sounds accidentally create the perfect viewing experience for animals.
Indian comedian Sumukhi Suresh transformed years of body shaming into a Netflix special that tackles the judgments women face daily. Her journey from giving up dance to creating hit shows proves the power of owning your story.
A nonprofit is attempting a 25-hour livestream world record to teach digital skills across six continents. The marathon event aims to close the gap for billions who are online but lack basic internet safety knowledge.
Saudi Arabia just wrapped a groundbreaking screenwriting program that turned 18 emerging writers into confident filmmakers ready to share their unique stories with the world. The Netflix-backed initiative brought professional film training directly to creative communities across three Saudi regions.
A Netflix star with autism is celebrating an often-overlooked superpower: the capacity for overwhelming, full-body happiness. Her viral video shows what "autistic joy" really looks like.
Netflix just made hundreds of hours of children's programming accessible to deaf and hard-of-hearing kids through American Sign Language interpretations. The move addresses a crucial gap in how young viewers learn and enjoy entertainment.
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A new Netflix movie follows a 49-year-old woman who transforms her life after spontaneously accepting an au pair job in France. The film celebrates self-discovery and personal freedom at any age.
New Zealand's Olympic silver medalist Luuka Jones-Yaxley traded the competition course for the movie set, coaching Charlize Theron and doubling for her in Netflix's new thriller Apex. The five-time Olympian found filmmaking thrilling but says nothing matches the pressure of the Olympics.
A bold new Mexican series starring Paulina Dávila challenges outdated views on disability and sexuality with authentic storytelling. Created by Luis Cámara and Gabrielle Galanter, the seven-episode drama proves representation can be both respectful and revolutionary.
Netflix's new series "The Boroughs" just proved that blockbuster entertainment can be a win for both local economies and the planet. The production created over 350 jobs while slashing fuel consumption by nearly 13,000 gallons.