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- EntertainmentEthan Alter
Amazing new 'Stranger Things' promo offers tour of Hawkins's very '80s mall
Starcourt Mall has it all, featuring all the retro stores of yore and a state-of-the-art food court where Steve and newcomer Robin work the ice cream scoopers.
- MoviesEthan Alter
Emmys: How the 'Stranger Things' VFX team brought Sean Astin's bloody death to life
Bob's shocking death scene was arguably the biggest highlight of the show's second season. Here's how the special-effects team made it seem so real.
TVKyle MossMillie Bobby Brown speaks out against online bullying at MTV Movie & TV Awards
Millie Bobby Brown used her acceptance speech for Best Performance in a Show to speak out against online bullying just days after leaving Twitter.
- TVRennie Svirnovskiy
'Stranger Things,' 'GLOW,' and 'Arrested Development' sets appear at Netflix 'Because You Watched' event
Streaming service Netflix hosted an interactive exhibition that allowed fans to step into scenes from their favorite shows. The weekend-long event, titled "Because You Watched," promoted Netflix's original content as the two-week Emmy nomination period approaches its midpoint.
TVNick SchagerEmmys: How 'Stranger Things' star Noah Schnapp survived that intense possession scene
In the words of Noah Schnapp, who plays Will Byers, Season 2 of “Stranger Things” contained “a lot of intense scenes and screaming.” Speaking to Yahoo Entertainment, he describes the challenges and looks ahead to next season.
- Pop CultureHope Schreiber
Millie Bobby Brown of 'Stranger Things' leaves Twitter after becoming an antigay meme. She's 14, y'all.
Millie Bobby Brown obviously isn't homophobic, but that hasn't stopped the meme from spreading.
- TVThe Wrap
‘Stranger Things’ Companion Books Coming This Fall – Prequel About Eleven’s Mom to Follow
Fans of the Netflix series will be able to enjoy more stories from the town of Hawkins, Indiana — and its infamous Upside Down — thanks to the collaboration with Penguin Random House, a spokesperson for the streaming service tells TheWrap. The first two titles set for a debut this fall are a behind-the-scenes companion book and a hardcover gift book targeted at younger readers. Viewers will have to wait a bit longer for the prequel novel which focuses on Eleven’s (Millie Bobby Brown) mother and the MKUltra program, penned by author Gwenda Bond, which is set for a spring 2019 release. More titles for adults and YA will follow.
- CelebrityTaryn Ryder
'Stranger Things' star David Harbour reveals his parents once committed him to mental asylum
David Harbour is opening up about being diagnosed as bipolar.
- TVVariety
‘Black Panther,’ ‘Stranger Things’ Lead 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards Nominations
“Black Panther” and “Stranger Things” have earned the most nominations for the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards, the cable network announced Thursday. “Black Panther,” one of the top 10 highest-grossing movies of all time worldwide, leads with seven nominations. It received nods in categories including best movie and best on-screen team, while Chadwick Boseman […]
- TVIndiewire
‘Stranger Things’ Season 3: Netflix Teases Start of Production — Watch
Footage of the first table read introduces new cast members Cary Elwes, Jake Busey, and Maya Hawke.
- EntertainmentDeadline
'Stranger Things': Cary Elwes, Jake Busey join Season 3 cast
Joining the cast in guest roles are Cary Elwes as Mayor Kline and Jake Busey as Bruce.
- TVMashable
People are dropping their phones for this 'Stranger Things' meme
Buckle up, everyone. This meme is taking us to the Upside Down. In the second season of Stranger Things , our favorite gang of Demagorgon fighters gets another glimpse of the mysterious Upside Down. Even though the new season premiered months ago, people have spent the past week creating elaborate mirror selfie videos paired with the Stranger Things theme song. Spraying the bathroom in the upside down 👽 pic.twitter.com/2nYB9ZhjYJ — ℵ𝖊𝖆𝖓𝖚 (@keanuarias) April 9, 2018 The trend involves recording mirror selfies by dropping your phone in slow motion and editing it with a backwards version of another slow motion phone drop. Think of the selfie Olympics from a few weeks ago — this one's just a little more extreme. The result is part mirror selfie, part trolling, and part thirst trap. pic.twitter.com/qe4YrF8cNI — Nolan (@NolanR) April 8, 2018 A post shared by ℌ𝔢𝔫𝔱𝔞𝔦 𝔇𝔢𝔞𝔩𝔢𝔯 (@goodluckneb) on Apr 9, 2018 at 4:01pm PDT the stranger things editors are shaking pic.twitter.com/MfUfxDPid3 — lara (@ughmileven) April 6, 2018 Y’all, the trailer for Stranger Things Season 3 is insane!!! pic.twitter.com/2Ih61OInqK — nobody (@YungDaygo) April 6, 2018 A post shared by Dez Paradise (@dezadise) on Apr 10, 2018 at 6:19pm PDT When u find out she’s watches stranger things pic.twitter.com/dO5Roi9SYY — Frank Dragotto (@fragottodrank) April 11, 2018 For some, their attempts at the Stranger Things meme just didn't go as planned. the stranger things phone drop thing didn't work for me... pic.twitter.com/oymOVnSf9P — Rusty Cage (@Rusty_Cage) April 8, 2018 And others got creative with their video edits. The upside down 🤔 pic.twitter.com/G6f4sxt7Tu — Juan Francisco (@TorresJFranco) April 9, 2018 On the next episode of stranger things... pic.twitter.com/2lwOdoupaU — Suketu Patel (@yungsuku) April 8, 2018 A post shared by Stevie Ray Franck (@zephyr_is_pretty_average) on Apr 10, 2018 at 5:39am PDT Then there's this one, which is just timeless. A post shared by brendan (@princetonhall) on Apr 9, 2018 at 5:03pm PDT The Duffer brothers haven't announced an exact date for Season 3, but we know it'll have at least eight episodes. We probably won't find out more about the Upside Down until April 2019, but until then, we at least have these brilliant memes! And before you try this at home, make sure you have a case on your phone. Or at least a screen protector — the Upside Down won't save you from a cracked screen. WATCH: How sound effects for your favorite movies are made
- EntertainmentTeen Vogue
Millie Bobby Brown Made a Video of Her Dancing to "Walmart Boy"
This is seriously impressive.
- EntertainmentThe Wrap
Duffer Brothers Say ‘Stranger Things’ Plagiarism Lawsuit Is ‘Completely Meritless’
Matt and Ross Duffer, the creators of Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” are denying accusations of plagiarism brought against them in a lawsuit filed Tuesday by filmmaker Charlie Kessler. “Mr. Kessler’s claim is completely meritless,” Alex Kohner, an attorney for the Duffer Brothers, said in a statement to TheWrap Wednesday. “He had no connection to the creation or development of ‘Stranger Things.’ The Duffer Brothers have neither seen Mr. Kessler’s short film nor discussed any project with him.
- EntertainmentIndiewire
'Stranger Things' creators Matt and Ross Duffer sued by producer who says they ripped off his short film — report
Producer Charlie Kessler has filed a lawsuit against the creators of Netflix's blockbuster original series.
- EntertainmentVariety
'Stranger Things' coming to Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights
The theme park announced on Tuesday that it is partnering with Netflix to bring “Stranger Things” to life at this year’s Halloween Horror Nights.
- EntertainmentIndiewire
Millie Bobby Brown honors the 'angels among us' who died in Parkland: 'This is for you' — watch
She wore a jacket embroidered with the victims' names to the Kids' Choice Awards.
- Pop CultureMashable
Millie Bobby Brown comforts kid after no one shows up to his 'Stranger Things' themed birthday
Throwing a party that people don't show up to is pretty upsetting — but based on the response the little boy below received after his story was shared on the internet, it won't be happening two years in a row.
- TVDeadline
'Stranger Things' cast scores major salary increases ahead of Season 3
"Stranger Things" has been a runaway success for Netflix, the first homegrown series produced by the streaming platform to hit it out of the park. And now the stars of the 1980s supernatural drama are sharing in the windfall with major salary bumps going into Season 3.
- CelebrityEntertainment Tonight
‘Stranger Things’ Star Charlie Heaton Opens Up About Alleged Cocaine Possession: ‘Everything Happened So Fast’
He spoke about the incident for the first time with ‘Flaunt.’
- EntertainmentVariety
Netflix, 'Stranger Things' Creators Respond to Verbal Abuse Claim
Matt and Ross Duffer, the creators of "Stranger Things," have denied a crew member's claim that she witnessed abuse by them.
- EntertainmentDeadline
‘Stranger Things’: Priah Ferguson Promoted, Maya Hawke Added As New Regular In Season 3 Of Netflix Series
Great news for fans of Stranger Things — there will be more of scene-stealing Priah Ferguson in the upcoming third season of Duffer brothers’ hugely popular supernatural series on Netflix. Ferguson, who guest starred in four episodes of Season 2 as Lucas’ syrup-loving precocious sister Erica Sinclair, has been officially named a recurring for Season 3. Additionally, Maya Hawke has been cast in the new series regular role of Robin. Here are more details, which provide a…
- MoviesEthan Alter
The hottest toys we saw at Toy Fair 2018, from chatty Wookiees to infinity gauntlets
With new installments of Star Wars , Jurassic World , and the Avengers headed our way this summer, movie fans have plenty to cheer about. The same goes for toy lovers, who can look forward to action figures, play sets, board games, and other playthings based on 2018’s biggest blockbusters and hottest television shows. Yahoo Entertainment spent the past weekend at New York City’s annual festival for toys, Toy Fair, where we got to see both the new and retro movie- and TV-related toys that everyone will be talking about this year. Scroll through the gallery and start getting your holiday wish lists ready now.
- EntertainmentEntertainment Weekly
'Stranger Things' fans crash a museum's website to snag Dustin's hoodie, Target to the rescue
Target has teamed up with the Science Museum of Minnesota to recreate Dustin's purple hoodie, and will have it available by the end of February.
- TVKen Tucker
New Netflix sitcom 'Everything Sucks!' does not suck
There are times when "Everything Sucks!" feels like a smaller-scale, non-scary version of "Stranger Things," but we just wish it were funnier.
