The singer reflects on the phenomenon of her 1985 hit "Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)" after being featured in the Netflix series.
The Netflix hit supernatural show from the Duffer Brothers promises more monstrous mayhem in the last two episodes of season 4.
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io9 checked out the interactive event co-produced by Netflix and Fever in San Francisco.
The hit Netflix series isn't spoiling much of anything, but suffice it to say things don't look good for the Hellfire Club and their allies.
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The extended runtime proves, once again, that Netflix hasn't said no to the Duffer Brothers in 8 years.
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Volume one of the Netflix series' two-part fourth season is now streaming. Let's discuss!
If you needed a little more hype for the show's return, Netflix has got you covered.
The hit supernatural series has a split-up release and an extended run time, essentially ruining the drop-in streaming format.
Season 4 is five hours longer than any previous season, and all but two episodes debut May 27.
A grumpy-looking Eleven, police chief Jim Hopper, Scoops Ahoy Steve Harrington, and the Demogorgon will accompany you online.
Netflix stars Gaten Matarazzo, Maya Hawke, Natalia Dyer, and Joe Keery hint at what to expect in season four.
Netflix stars Millie Bobby Brown, Noah Schnapp, Caleb McLaughlin, and Sadie Sink discuss growing up in their roles alongside their fans.
