Netflix To Launch Advertising Tier In “Early Part” Of 2023

If you don’t know the name JD Vance, we have to assume you’re either treating your brain kindly by not subjecting it to politics lately… or treating your brain kindly by not subjecting it to terrible disingenuous Oscar bait movies.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker has discussed the “new challenge” he wanted to face when he decided to make the move to Channel 5.

Mariah Carey dropped in on Instagram on Monday to share a new photo with her more than ten million followers.The 53-year-old singing sensation relaxed on a chair as she cradled a small brown and white pup.It comes after her ex-husband Nick Cannon, 41, welcomed his eighth child, Legendary Love. New post: Mariah Carey dropped in on Instagram on Monday to share a new photo with her more than ten million followersThe iconic music artist sat comfortably in a brown chair with white stripes that resembled skeleton bones.She was dressed in a sparkly silver co-ord consisting of a zip-up jacket and matching pants.

She went all out for her 30th birthday bash over the weekend while partying all night long with her friends.And Selena Gomez revealed her most glamorous look from the high-profile party — a sheer pink Versace gown — in an Instagram post from MondayIn an accompanying post, the Spring Breakers star shared her immense 'gratitude' for the sometimes-difficult 'lessons' of her 20s, which were sure to inform her next decade. Pretty in pink: Selena Gomez revealed the gorgeous sheer pink Versace gown that she wore to make a grand entrance at her 30th birthday party over the weekend in an Instagram post from MondaySelena oozed class in her eye-catching dress, which was decorated with ruched pink tulle that revealed her curves underneath.The outfit wrapped around her shoulders to create short sleeves, and it had a modest train which she carried draped over her arm as she walked down the staircase with a little girl in a cute white dress following her.

Britney Spears unleashed her fury on her mother Lynne Spears by accusing her of planning out an involuntary commitment ahead of her conservatorship in a fiery Instagram post shared on Monday evening.The 40-year-old pop superstar claimed in a copied Notes app post that Lynne, 67, had joined her in a sleepover the night before she was involuntarily committed on a 5150 hold, which occurred a day before her father Jamie Spears, 70, filed to become her temporary conservator.Britney also accused her mother of being petty enough to remove photos of the singer from their home, which comes after Lynne responded to Britney's claims that she hadn't returned her text messages while she was on another involuntary commitment at a psychiatric facility in 2019. Serious claim: Britney Spears, 40, accused her mother Lynne Spears, 67, of having planned out her involuntary commitment and the start of her conservatorship in 2008 in a fiery Instagram post from Monday; seen in 2018The Toxic singer began her post by disputing Lynne's claim that she had responded amid her commitment, alleging that it was 'one of the only times you text me back out of a million [sic].'After previously mentioning how much she loved coffee, she now accused Lynne of hiding coffee in a home they shared 'every single morning.

Tom Cruise appeared to be in a good mood as he stepped out Monday night in London to The Twenty Two restaurant.The A-list actor, 60, smiled as he donned a black polo shirt with dark blue jeans and black boots on the evening outing, with his brown locks parted to the side.He donned a silver watch as he waved to onlookers prior to his outing at the upscale establishment. The latest:Tom Cruise, 60, appeared to be in a good mood as he stepped out Monday night in London to The Twenty Two restaurantCruise returned to the role of Capt.

extreme heat, with temperatures reaching above 40C in some areas of the country.One woman was pictured walking across the bridge, which is only revealed during periods of very hot weather and drought conditions, reports the Manchester Evening News. READ MORE: UK’s longest-serving prisoner who 'butchered 11 people' could soon walk streets againIt comes after the UK saw a new record temperatures of 40.3C in Coningsby, eastern England on Tuesday (July 19), beating the previous high of 38.7C set in 2019.Even though the temperatures have dropped and the region has had some rainfall in recent days, water levels at the reservoir are still low —as with many others across the UK.Built in 1956, Baitings Reservoir is a large water supply reservoir operated by Yorkshire Water.

John Mayer may be a household name for his signature vocals and acclaimed guitar talents, but after his hilarious role in B.J. Novak's forthcoming film , the musician may be meant for the big screen.

Netflix have announced they will charge for password sharing in an additional five countries, as the streaming giant continues to crackdown on the practice.Today (July 22), news broke that Netflix have asked customers in five more countries – Argentina, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and the Dominican Republic – to pay additional fees if they are sharing their password with viewers outside of their household. The additional fees vary between countries but users can expect to pay no more than an additional US$2.99.According to IGN, the extra cost won’t affect the use of the streaming service from mobile devices.

Netflix boss reckons streamers will have killed off traditional telly in just 10 years.Co-CEO Reed Hastings has declared that “linear TV” is headed for extinction thanks to the get-what-you-want-now generation of new online TV services.He made the prediction despite the streamer recently haemorrhaging a million subscribers, mostly due to the cost of living crisis.READ NEXT: Instagram adds new hidden posts you have to pay to seeMr Hastings said: “It’s definitely the end of linear TV over the next five to 10 years.“And, as Nielsen will announce on Thursday, our share of US TV viewing reached an all-time high of 7.7% in June (versus 6.6% in June 2021), demonstrating our ability to grow our engagement share as we continue to improve our service.”Netflix reported a loss of about 970,000 subscribers in the last quarter.The streamer insisted it was a “better-than-expected” result.There had been a projection it faced losing around two million users in the three months between April and July as living costs surge.Netflix’s stocks also plummeted by about 37% in April.Hastings said: “We’re talking about, you know, losing one million instead of losing two million so you know our excitement is tempered.”The subscriber losses reported by the company on Tuesday are the biggest in its 10-year history.It reported the highest numbers of cancellations, around a million, in America US and Canada.It was followed by a loss of a smaller number of subscribers in Europe.This was offset by a gain of over one million customers in the Asia/Pacific region.Hastings said execution “really well on the content side”, with “lots of titles”, had still led to “lots of viewing”.He pointed to the new series of Stranger Things as one of the company’s biggest

Netflix executives see content spending of about $17 billion in 2021 lingering there for the next several year through 2023.

The economics of Netflix’s forthcoming ad-supported tier will be more favorable than those of its primary ad-free one, one senior executive indicated during the company’s second-quarter earnings interview.

Netflix plans to launch its advertising tier in early 2023 but not all of the shows that are currently streaming on the service will make the cut.

Stranger Things was financially impacted by the Covid pandemic more than many of Netflix’s other shows, according to Ted Sarandos.

Coming off a better quarter than anticipated, Netflix founder Reed Hastings today was showing some swagger and a lot of thanks to the first part of the latest season of Stranger Things.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterNetflix co-CEO Reed Hastings declared during the streamer’s Q2 earnings interview Tuesday that linear television will go the way of the dinosaur within the next decade.“It’s definitely the end of linear TV over the next 5 to 10 years,” Hastings said while discussing Netflix’s financial and subscriber results on the pre-recorded Q&A, which came on the heels of the reveal the streamer lost 970,000 subscribers in Q2. That loss was actually a win for Netflix, which had originally expected to lose 2 million subscribers by the end of June 30.Though very bold, Hastings thoughts on the state of linear television are hardly a shock given his position at the top of the world’s biggest streamer — and they carry forward data touted by Netflix earlier Tuesday.

Shares of Disney, Paramount, Warner Bros. Discovery all closed higher and continued to gain in after-hours trading when Netflix, the dominant streamer, lost fewer subscribers in the June quarter than it said it would.

The recent pink-slipping of hundreds of employees cost Netflix a bundle, with more likely to come.

Netflix is moving further into the world of animation with the acquisition of Australian studio Animal Logic.

Netflix will reveal its financial results from the second quarter on Tuesday afternoon, and the outcome is expected to set the tone for one of the most anxious and uncertain earnings seasons in years.

Where do great movies come from? When Netflix started creating its own shows a decade ago, Ted Sarandos and his colleagues put that question to select creatives around town. It was a smart exercise – but most respondents insisted there was no answer.