Senior Culture ReporterStand-up comedy seems to be in a precarious place right now. That’s not to say that there aren’t specials popping up on streaming services like Netflix all the time. In fact, Cristela Alonzo’s “Middle Classy” dropped just this week, to probably end up being couched between myriad others like Joel Kim Booster’s “Psychosexual” and Katt Williams’ “World War III.”

Cameron Diaz returns to Hollywood to star alongside Jamie Foxx in a new Netflix film. Hear the "GOAT" Tom Brady give her advice on "un-retiring."

Will Steve survive “Stranger Things” Season 4? Well, this week we find out. The final two episodes of the season hit Netflix this Friday.Granted, Steve isn’t the only one who was left in a big old “yikes” of a situation in the Season 4 Volume 1 finale. But his cliffhanger has fans the most worried, as it appears he’s been infected by the demobats from the Upside Down. And, to add to the drama, ...

"The Umbrella Academy" stars Robert Sheehan and Tom Hopper don't simply inhabit the roles of two of seven superpowered siblings on the hit Netflix show. These two show us that their brotherly bond extends far off of our streaming screens and into real life, where the actors demonstrate that they go to great lengths to crack each other up.

Zane Phillips ('Fire Island'), Jade Payton ('Dynasty') and more are joining Kim Cattrall and Miss Benny in new Netflix series 'Glamorous.'

Kim Cattrall has been tapped to star in the Netflix series “Glamorous.”The “Sex and the City” alum will play makeup mogul Madolyn Addison, a veteran from the Golden Age of Supermodels who is the founder and CEO of the prestigious boutique beauty brand that bears her name.

'Heartstopper's' Kit Connor, Joe Locke, Yasmin Finney and William Gao will star on a Pride-themed episode of 'Celebrity Gogglebox.'

Reflecting on how his life has changed in the days since being subpoenaed by the committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection, “Unprecedented” documentarian Alex Holder told BBC World News that he now employs two armed guards for protection.

By Kaitlyn McNabSome of our favorite movies and shows are leaving Netflix in July 2022, and TBH… we're having a hard time saying goodbye. But the silver lining is that there's so much new on Netflix July 2022 that we won't really have enough time to cry — we'll be too busy binge-watching. (Hello, Stranger Things 4: Volume 2!)

‘Money Heist: Korea,’ a remake of the hit Spanish series 'La Casa de Papel' launches in first place on Netflix's non-English viewing list.

Senior Culture Reporter, HuffPostCameron Diaz is officially ending her retirement with plans to return to her chosen profession.The star of “Charlie’s Angels” and “My Best Friend’s Wedding” will appear opposite Jamie Foxx in the fittingly titled Netflix comedy “Back in Action.” The two actors have worked together twice before, in 1999’s “Any Given Sunday” and 2014’s “Annie.”

He’s been there. Tom Brady gave Cameron Diaz a call after Jamie Foxx said she needed some advice about returning to Hollywood.Foxx, 54, shared a recorded conversation with Diaz, 49, on Wednesday, June 29, just after Netflix announced that the celebs would costar in Netflix’s action-comedy Back in Action, which will start production later this year.

Cameron Diaz is back. After not starring in a movie since 2014, the 49-year-year-old actress is coming out of retirement to appear in a new film with Jamie Foxx. The movie will be titled Back in Action and will stream on Netflix. Foxx announced Diaz's return on social media where he posted audio of him talking to Diaz and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady — who also just came out of ...

ReporterCameron Diaz in 2016.Evan Agostini/Invision/APCameron Diaz is finally ready to return to the screen — the actress revealed that she’s coming out of retirement and will begin working on her first movie since 2014 later this year. Diaz has signed on to star in Back in Action, a Netflix action-comedy flick that will find Diaz reuniting with Jamie Foxx.

It's been a hard-knock life since Cameron Diaz stopped acting in 2014.So it's a good thing the actress is coming out of retirement for the upcoming Netflix film Back in Action, a fitting title for the star's return.

Image Source: Getty / Gilbert CarrasquilloCameron Diaz is leaving retirement and returning to the screen to star in the film "Back in Action" alongside Jamie Foxx. The Netflix action-comedy will be directed by "Horrible Bosses" director Seth Gordon.

Joel Kim Booster doesn’t think three’s a crowd.The “Fire Island” star talks about his love of being a part of ménages à trois in his new Netflix special, “Joel Kim Booster: Psychosexual,” though he concedes they are a bit more tricky to coordinate now that he is in a relationship.

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Millie Bobby Brown is set to star in a new Netflix sci-fi movie, Deadline reported on June 28. Titled "The Electric State," the film will star Brown as a teenage orphan who travels around the American West with a drifter and her well-mannered robot in an effort to find her lost brother. In short, it seems set to be the perfect blend of sci-fi, Americana, and heart.

(Spoilers Ahead for season three of The Umbrella Academy on Netflix)Season three of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy featured many new faces thanks to the addition of The Sparrow Academy. But for Ritu Arya and David Castañeda—who play Lila Pitts and Diego Hargreeves, respectively—there was one non-Sparrow who won over their hearts.