Stranger Things is coming to a close. The series will officially end as 2026 begins with Stranger Things 5, the show’s final season. And that means it will be time to say goodbye to new episodes of ...

Channel A’s upcoming Saturday-Sunday drama “Positively Yours” has shared a glimpse of its first script reading session! Based on the popular webtoon of the same name, “Positively Yours” is a romantic ...

Mary Cybulski, a script supervisor and still photographer whose credits included “Synecdoche, New York,” “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” and “Life of Pi,” has died after four years living with ...

Todd and Julie Chrisley are getting real about life after prison. “I’ve actually talked to a few of the women that I was in prison with that they’re already home, whatever,” Julie, 52, said during the ...

On May 12, Tory Lanez's team confirmed the rapper was stabbed in prison Jordana Comiter is an Associate Editor on the Evergreen team at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024. Her work has ...

The Real Housewives of Potomac star Karen Huger is experiencing a new kind of reality behind bars. The Bravo reality star began her year-long stay in jail, reportedly at Maryland’s Montgomery County ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) – ‘Ohina Labs is a program that helps emerging Local Filmmakers. They also grant awards. This year’s ‘Ohina Greenlight Award is actor, comedian, and writer Annett Arinix Amazing Aga.

The Colman Domingo-starring Sing Sing is the latest installment in Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series that highlights the script behind this year’s most-talked about movies in awards season. The ...

The stresses of day-to-day life can be overwhelming. Maintaining your relationships, advancing at work, keeping a healthy lifestyle — all of these take time and effort and can be hard to keep up with.

In therapy, we work on helping people change the life scripts that keep them stuck playing the same tired, old roles that lead to disappointment, depression, and dejection, three “D” words that are ...

For years, the Supreme Court sent a consistent message about kids who commit the most serious crimes: They’re still kids. Their bad decisions are often a product of abusive upbringings and ...