A pair of stars who have shared the small screen in the hit Netflix series Stranger Things, are reuniting in front of cameras once again. David Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown, cast as Jim and Jane Hopper, father and daughter in Stranger Things, will once again play father and daughter in a new Netflix series
Elizabeth Johnston and Brice Bolden, two of the stars of the TLC reality show7 Little Johnstons, have expanded their family. The Johnston/Bolden family went from three to four after the couple welcomed their second child, Coleman Brice (Johnston) Bolden, earlier this month. Baby boy Coleman is the second child of Elizabeth, 24, and Brice, 25.
Sass Jordan, the rock and blues singer and longtime Canadian Idol judge, has died. She was 65. Jordan’s family announced her passing in an Instagram post on Saturday (Oct. 3), which noted that she “peacefully crossed over to the other side” on Oct. 2 while “surrounded by her loving family.” “She remains in our hearts,
Slayyyter wants you to know that, per her private alt account @WRSTGRLINAMRICA, “today is important.” Now we know why: After a poster campaign teasing a sequel to Wor$t Girl in America, the pop provocateur has officially announced Wor$t Man in America. It’s out December 4 on Columbia. In recent months, Slayyyter has fed the rumor
Since Carly Rae Jepsen followed up 2015’s E•MO•TION with a B-side album, the pop singer’s fans have counted on a companion project for every new release. But when Day and Night, her latest, dropped as a double LP this summer, it was unclear whether the 24-track project would come with additional music. Sure enough, Jepsen
Feminist grunge icons L7 have shared their first new song in three years. “Loma Linda” dates all the way back to 2003, when the band recorded the original demo alongside bassist Janis Tanaka. It’s available as a free download on their website for the next week, and to stream on YouTube below. “I was searching
Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl returns to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart for a 13th nonconsecutive week on top, as the set vaults 21-1 on the Oct. 10-dated chart after it was reissued with four previously unreleased songs on Sept. 25. The album debuted atop the chart dated Oct. 18,
After finishing up a string of tour dates across Asia to support their second album, Therapy at the Club, Flo are taking the dance floor on the road again. In early 2027, the British group is making its way around North America and Europe. The trio will make stops in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto,
Young adult nonfiction is severely underrated. Like adult nonfiction, YA nonfiction offers numerous formats, ranging from compelling memoirs–both traditional and comic form–to how-to guides, deep dives into history, essay collections, and more. There’s even an award for outstanding YA nonfiction, too. The Excellence in YA Nonfiction Award, given by the American Library Association, will announce
In 1953, Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary became the first humans to reach the summit of Mount Everest. But for all the films that have since been made about the mountain, it has rarely been allowed to belong to the people who live in its shadow. Jennifer Peedom’s Tenzing attempts to redress that imbalance, shifting
Primavera Sound Barcelona has revealed the lineup for its landmark 25th year. A long ticket of headliners includes Phoebe Bridgers, Massive Attack, Caroline Polachek, Robyn, Turnstile, and a closing back-to-back set from Skrillex and Ninajirachi. Alongside them atop the bill are the Chemical Brothers, Doechii, Fontaines D.C., FKA twigs, Hayley Williams, Bad Gyal, Lola Young,
The basic fact of the matter is, if you really want to nudge up the quality or impact of afilm you’re making – any film – then you could do alot worse than hire actor Monica Dolan as your lead. Although the films she tends to star in often aren’t massively high profile, she is
With the start of October, there’s been round-up after round-up of the most anticipated and best books coming out this month. Since fall has only just begun, these lists—which are conveniently gathered here—have banger after banger. I’ve parsed through them to bring you a sampling of the BIPOC releases that our staff is also excited
October’s new mystery, thriller, and true crime books offer a little something for everyone. Want something Gothic? How about an homage to Edgar Allen Poe? In the mood for true crime, but make it historical? Here’s the story of the doctor who Sherlock Holmes is based on. If you’re looking for thrills and suspense, there’s
We’re in the middle of Latine Heritage Month, which runs from September 15th to October 15th. To celebrate, I’m highlighting seven books by Latine authors that check off tasks in the 2026 Read Harder Challenge, including YA, nonfiction about resistance, magical realism, gothic novels, and romantasy. These recommendations are all written by Vanessa Diaz, who
Underlined When her older sister is found mysteriously drowned in the river that cuts through their small coastal town, Soojin Han disregards every rule and uses her ancestral magic to bring Mirae back from the dead. At first, the sisters are overjoyed, reveling in late-night escapades and the miracle of being together again, but Mirae
While many readers consider the fall prime time for horror reading, for others, it’s a season for diving into all things cozy, gentle, and whimsical. Naturally, many readers fall right into the center of that Venn Diagram, alternating scary reads with cozy reads. There are so many fabulous cozy, gentle, and whimsical picture books available
Let’s start October the right way… meaning we have to pick an amazing book to read to kick off the spooky month! From lady knights to finding out you have amnesia and forgot the man you married, these new romance books of October 2026 will have you laughing, crying, and swooning—one big roller coaster of
At my big age, I’ve recently become obsessed with fanfic. There’s no question that I’ve read more fanfic than books this year, and I don’t regret it. I’ve even started writing some of my own lately, which has been its own journey. After a lifetime of thinking and writing about stories roughly every waking moment,
Samantha Josephs is the author of the trans horror novel Carrying, out tomorrow from G.P. Putnam’s Sons. Below, she recommends three trans and queer horror reads. (Photo credit: Jack Dailey.) Content warning: homophobic slur Herculine by Grace Byron After flailing around broke in New York City, a trans girl in her twenties goes to an
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