‘The Rip’ Stars Matt Damon & Ben Affleck Changed Netflix’s Pay Structure for New Action Thriller

In a recent interview with The New York Times, Ben Affleck shared that the film’s cast and crew will receive bonuses based on how well the movie performs on Netflix. This is a change for Netflix, which usually pays creators a fixed amount upfront. For The Rip, all 1,200 people who worked on the film could earn a bonus if it reaches certain viewership goals within its first 90 days on the streaming service. Essentially, the more people watch the movie, the bigger the bonus for everyone involved.

Chainlink: Whales & Wishes 🚀

Currently, this… altcoin… trades at $13.38, a most paltry 1.28% increase daily. A pittance! And the trading volume? A robust $314 million, which, frankly, is more noise than substance. 💸

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Suffers a Major Loss Despite 2025’s Groundbreaking Success

Muzan Kibutsuji, the very first demon, has assembled his forces within his castle, aiming to destroy the Demon Slayer Corps. However, our heroes are ready to battle! The Demon Slayer series is well-known for its stunning animation, and the latest movie took it to a whole new level. The incredible work of the Ufotable animators led to both huge box office success and widespread critical praise. While the series was nominated for a Golden Globe Award this year, it unfortunately lost to Netflix’s K-Pop Demon Hunters, a disappointing start to the year.

Industry season 4 takes a risky step away from Pierpoint – and it’s all the better for it

People often ask if the show ‘Industry’ is just about wealthy bankers and their fashion choices. While those elements are definitely present, what really makes the show great is the constant tension, unpredictable events, and the feeling that everything could fall apart at any moment – offering a rare glimpse into a high-pressure world most of us don’t experience.