Dig into all the new Netflix movies and shows this week, including "Office Romance," "Michael Jackson: The Verdict" and more.

From "House of the Dragon" Season 3 to the final season of "The Bear," here are the most anticipated TV shows streaming in June and where to watch them.

This May on Netflix, crime is at an all-time high — and that’s just the way the streamer likes it. The platform has more great mysteries to watch than competitors like HBO Max and Hulu, and they just added two more that will make you want to cancel your other streaming subscriptions.

Of course, critical and viewer consensus can shift as more reviews and audience ratings arrive. For now, though, it's cool that Netflix has a returning mystery series with a healthier second-season score than its first. In streaming terms, that is a very promising prospect for the series moving forward.

Writer Cullen Crawford announced the cancellation of his animated comedy sitcom 'Strip Law,' adding to Netflix's growing list of axed series.

Looking for what to watch this weekend? Netflix has just added 30 new titles, highlighted by the sophomore season of a hit YA mystery series and acclaimed new movies.

Sam Worthington and Britt Lower star in Netflix's dark thriller "I Will Find You," about a father breaking out of prison to find his missing son.

Season 2 of a comedy-drama series starring Steve Carell has claimed the top spot on Netflix’s streaming charts. The show is created by incredibly talented writers and producers and features an ensemble cast.

Netflix isn't just about American TV series as K-dramas have also gained notable attention and love on the platform. From memorable characters to engaging storylines, these dramas have it all.