Netflix has dipped its toe into the NFL ocean with a pair of Christmas games over the past two seasons.

Netflix Inc. is facing growing online backlash over rising subscription prices and cancellation calls, even as the streaming giant reportedly benefits from a nearly $3 billion breakup windfall tied to its failed Warner Bros.

For years, its immensely popular spin-off, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (SVU), was a major, heavily-binged staple of the Netflix US library. However, SVU was eventually pulled from the service entirely as NBCUniversal began clawing back its properties to bolster Peacock.

Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson were reportedly working on a three-part Netflix series when an altercation on set took things in a different direction.

Netflix shares tumbled Friday following the release of a lackluster financial forecast. Seeking Alpha analysts weigh in on what's next for the streaming giant. Read more here.

Blame the recent U.S. price hikes and the recently returned stock swagger after the streamer dropped out of the bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery and received that $2.8 billion break-up fee. Netflix shares dropped 9 percent in Thursday after-market trading and as of 7:15 a.m. ET on Friday were down 10.8 percent at $96.20.

Netflix is streaming two action-packed nights of WWE as WrestleMania 42 is underway at Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium, however the stream has encountered technical difficulties