In a recent interview, Stranger Things star David Harbour revealed why he believed Jim Hopper should have died in season 1.

Season 2 is on its way, and fans of the macabre teen sleuth are already piecing together the clues. Ever since teasers dropped hinting at a new masked threat and an eerie trail of porcelain dolls, ...

You don’t just watch the Wednesday Season 2 teaser, you feel it. And strangely enough, that feeling kicks in with a song.

What is Next on Netflix? Here Is All We Know About The Rumored Event for February 2025 While Netflix’s 2025 slate is serving up returning hits like Stranger Things and Wednesday, fans on X are buzzing ...

Sam, better known online as Mr. Dad Stuff, draws the kind of comics that ... he somehow captures it all—funny, honest, and a little too relatable. His style is simple, but the humor hits just ...

The allegations against Musk were filed Wednesday in a federal court in California as a counterclaim to the Tesla CEO's lawsuit against OpenAI, which is heading to a jury trial next year.

Since then five players and five coaches have done things ten times worse and not got ... Jason Horne-Francis thought Ginnivan’s message was funny at first. Then he changed his tune, telling ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder are enjoying a historic season and on Wednesday night notched their ... Just tremendous stuff. This is one of, but certainly not the only, reason it's so annoying to ...

A tornado tore apart a barn built by a family north of the Omaha metro. Authorities confirmed that a plane crashed in the Platte River south of Fremont on Friday night. Healing Ribbons, an Omaha ...

Man arrested after Omaha park incident to appear in court Wednesday A man accused of making threats to children and families at a West Omaha park is expected back in court Wednesday. Kalimullah ...

These stories, and more, are in your five things to know this Wednesday. 1. Fatal Saratoga roommate shooting begins proceedings Brendan Carl had an in-person appearance on Tuesday morning at City ...

Hiring? That too-good-to-be-true application might be just that. Scammers are using artificial intelligence to apply for remote jobs at U.S. companies, with cybersecurity and cryptocurrency firms ...