The Best Netflix Series of 2025 (So Far)

Bad news: Netflix raised its prices yet again. Good news: The streamer's slate of new TV shows in 2025 is still worth the dent in your wallet. Mostly. Don't believe us? One look at the streamer's recent slate and you'll find that (almost) all the new shows your friends are talking about belong to the streaming giant that changed television forever. Between the likes of American Primeval, Court of Gold, Adolescence, and much more, this year's lineup might even make you forget how much it all costs.

View in Browser  SHOP EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIBE The Best Netflix Series of 2025 (So Far) Bad news: Netflix raised its prices yet again. Good news: The streamer's slate of new TV shows in 2025 is still worth the dent in your wallet. Mostly. Don't believe us? One look at the streamer's recent slate and you'll find that (almost) all the new shows your friends are talking about belong to the streaming giant that changed television forever. Between the likes of American Primeval, Court of Gold, Adolescence, and much more, this year's lineup might even make you forget how much it all costs. Read More Inside Loro Piana's Bold, Beautiful Museum Exhibition in Shanghai The celebration of craft and raw materials—not to mention the Italian label's 100th anniversary—runs until May 5. Read More Our Exclusive Code Will Save You $500 on a Saatva Mattress You know it's time for an upgrade. Read More Apparently, Fired Police Officers Are Picking Who Gets Shipped Off to Prison in El Salvador by ICE?! This whole mass-deportation thing gets better and better. On the same day that the Supreme Court hung the fate of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the innocent Marylander currently residing in the El Salvador super-max, on the difference between facilitate and effectuate, the story of Andry Hernandez, the gay makeup artist wrongly deported to the same hellhole, took an even more maddening turn. Read More The 6 Best Soundbars with Subwoofers for Watching, Listening, and Gaming Ready to get your face blown off? Read More Five Fits With: Interior Designer and Canadian Tuxedo Fan Jake Arnold The L.A.-based Brit tells us how he got into the game, the similarities between his work and his personal style, and why he loves double denim. Read More One to One: John & Yoko Returns to an Often Forgotten Lennon Era Beatle Season never stops. In recent months, Paul McCartney closed the Saturday Night Live 50th-anniversary extravaganza. Ringo Starr released Look Up, and the cast was confirmed for the four feature films coming in 2028 that will make up an all-new Beatles Cinematic Universe. But lately the spotlight has also been shining on John Lennon. This week, One to One: John & Yoko releases in theaters. Codirected by Oscar winner Kevin Macdonald and Sam Rice-Edwards, it examines the period from 1971 to 1973 when Lennon and Ono first moved to New York City, culminating in the one and only full-length concert of Lennon's solo career. This moment is a chance to reassess, yet again, one of the most consequential and confounding artists, in any medium, of the 20th century. Read More Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Esquire is a publication of Hearst Magazines. ©2025 Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779