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Duffer Brothers tease an emotional, restrained 'Stranger Things' finale. Season five revives Will's connection to Vecna, reveals his powers, avoids major deaths, and balances despair with hope before Volume Two release.

Justin and Hailey Bieber's recent public outing together quashed speculation about their relationship following his absence from her birthday tributes. The couple's calm, unified appearance reflects that despite rumours, their bond remains intact.

Jessie J appears to call out her ex Channing Tatum as a "beast" in a fiery new track from her upcoming album. The song—raw, emotional and unapologetic—marks both a musical comeback and a personal declaration of resilience from the singer.

Millie Bobby Brown's heartfelt tribute ahead of 'Stranger Things 5' premiere has left fans teary—a touching recognition of how far she and her character, Eleven, have come.

Benedict Cumberbatch delivers a devastating performance in 'The Thing With Feathers,' portraying a grieving father battling loss, fatherhood and a haunting Crow, in Dylan Southern's adaptation of Max Porter's novella.

Netflix briefly crashed during 'Stranger Things' season 5's premiere as fans flooded the platform. Service recovered quickly. Set in fall 1987, the eight-episode final season features returning cast and concludes the Upside Down saga.

Jeremy Allen White voices Rotta the Hutt, Jabba's grown son, in 'The Mandalorian and Grogu.' Unaware of character before casting, he embraced voice acting for the family-friendly Star Wars film.

As rumours swirl about which Marvel character Sadie Sink might play in 'Spider‑Man: Brand New Day,' the actor dismisses fan theories—reminding everyone that hair colour isn't a spoiler.

James Cameron argues Netflix films shouldn't be Oscar-eligible without theatrical releases, warns against Netflix buying Warner Bros., and insists cinema experiences preserve awards' meaning as 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' approaches release.

Daniel Radcliffe says only one 'Harry Potter' joke made him laugh: a producer asked if his son's name was Voldemort, surprising him while promoting 'Merrily We Roll Along' on television.