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Netflix’s Lockwood & Co. has an unlikely connection to the MCU that makes the series even more fun than it already is. Based on the book series of the same name by Jonathan Stroud, the Netflix series follows Anthony Lockwood, Lucy Carlyle, and George Harim, who make up the titular teenage ghost-hunting agency. Despite their ages and the size of Lockwood & Co. compared to competitors, they quickly distinguish themselves as one of the best ghost-hunting agencies in the game. Though they are skilled at what they do, the small and independent nature of Lockwood & Co. leads to the group facing plenty of opposition from larger agencies.

One of the biggest agencies that the Lockwood & Co. main characters must compete with is the Fittes Agency. Along with Deprac (Department of Psychical Research and Control), the Fittes Agency is a huge obstacle fort Lockwood & Co. in their journey. Though the Fittes...

Exclusive: Ruby Stokes, who plays Francesca Bridgerton in the hit Netflix period romp, is to lead the cast of the streamer’s latest book adaptation.

Stokes stars in Lockwood & Co., a series adaptation of Jonathan Stroud’s book series.

She is joined by newcomers Cameron Chapman and Ali Hadji-Heshmati in the Complete Fiction-produced series, which comes from Attack the Block director Joe Cornish.

The cast also includes Ivanno Jeremiah (Humans), Luke Treadaway (Ordeal by Innocence) and Morven Christie (The Bay).

Stokes plays Lucy Carlyle, newly arrived, supremely psychically gifted girl who along with Chapman’s Anthony Lockwood and Hadji-Heshmati as George Karim, run a psychic detection agency.

Set in London, where the most gifted teenage ghost-hunters venture nightly into perilous combat with deadly spirits, amidst the many corporate, adult-run agencies, one stands alone: independent of any commercial imperative or adult supervision – a tiny startup, run by a renegade trio destined...

Musical genius Prince died April 21 at the age of 57. Subscribe now for an inside look into his private life and shocking death, only in People.Prince was an iconic singer-songwriter and a seven-time Grammy winner, but here are 10 incredibly normal things you never knew about the late Purple Rain star: 1. He was skilled at basketball. "I can attest personally, he was a great basketball player," former manager and Purple Rain producer Bob Cavallo told People. "He made shots from everywhere with either hand." 2. He was shy as a kid."I thought he would achieve success as a local musician because he was a natural musician,...