Dearly beloved, an eagerly-anticipated documentary about Prince has been canceled. Netflix, which had planned to stream the Ezra Edelman directed project, released a statement Thursday, along with the estate for the late singer,

Directed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Ezra Edelman, the project was in the works for five years before its recent cancellation.

Netflix has canceled the release of what was supposed to be a six-part Prince documentary directed by Ezra Edelman. "The Prince Estate and Netflix have come to a mutual agreement that will allow the estate to develop and produce a new documentary featuring exclusive content from Prince’s archive,

F1 fans can re-visit some of the key moments in what turned out to be one of the most dramatic seasons in F1's recent history. The post Netflix reveals Formula 1 Drive to Survive launch date appeared first on The Manual.

A major return has been confirmed in Formula 1 ahead of the 2025 season as Netflix announces the official date for Drive to Survive to return to our screens. The hit docuseries catapulted the pinnacle of motorsport to another level of popularity and is now in its seventh year of success.

The news that Netflix may be seeking the broadcast rights to Formula 1 in the United States is not the only news the streaming service is making this Friday. The streaming service confirmed the release date for the upcoming season of Drive to Survive,

In Netflix series "Apple Cider Vinegar," Kaitlyn Dever portrays Belle Gibson, who claimed she overcame terminal brain cancer through healthy eating.

Belle Gibson achieved Instagram-star status claiming she managed her terminal cancer naturally. Netflix's "Apple Cider Vinegar" revisits her undoing.

Netflix is considering a bid for Formula One's U.S. broadcasting rights from the 2026 season, according to media reports on Friday, at a time when the streaming giant is making significant investments to grow live sports content.

According to multiple reports, Netflix is making a push for F1 broadcast rights in the United States. As reported by Luke Smith in The Athletic, among others, ESPN’s exclusivity period to bid on F1 broadcast rights beyond 2025 has expired,

The streaming giant is understood to be considering a swoop for the US TV rights, but what implications could it have on other territories, namely Sky’s Formula 1 deal, which runs until 2029?