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Something feels off as we count down to the final season of Stranger Things, and fans have noticed it, too. Among the returning cast, one familiar face is nowhere to be seen. Eduardo Franco, who played Argyle, hasn’t popped up in any updates. The set photos are out, and production is moving full speed ahead, but Argyle’s signature long hair and chill vibe are noticeably missing.

Season 5 is shaping up to be the biggest chapter yet. With Vecna still a looming threat and Hawkins more unstable than ever, fans are expecting emotional goodbyes, epic battles, and plenty of surprises. But for those who loved the easygoing Surfer Boy Pizza guy from Season 4, something is clearly missing from the final adventure.

Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Charlie Heaton, Noah Schnapp, and Eduardo Franco in Chapter Nine: The Piggyback (Credits- Netflix)

Argyle quickly became a fan favorite, offering comic relief...

The Best 8 Duos in Netflix’s Stranger Things. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Stranger Things is by far one of the best shows released ever and features an incredible cast. From sweet moments to adrenaline-fueled ones, the show keeps the viewers on the edge of their seats. Netflix’s original series not only features excellent writing, but the characters portrayed by Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Sadie Sink, Joe Keery, Natalie Dyer, Charlie Heaton, David Harbour, and many others have become fan-favorite.

Despite the characters featuring different roles, one thing was constant in Stranger Things, the beloved pairing of characters into dynamic duos. Whether friendship or romantic, Stranger Things had masterfully created partnerships that stand out as the most iconic ones. As we await the fifth and final chapter of Stranger Things, here are the top 8 best duos in the show.

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Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn) brings sarcasm and humor to Stranger Things, and his death is one of the most tragic and important moments of season 4. After saving Dustin Henderson (Gaten Matarazzo), Eddie grabs his guitar and plays a Metallica song in an epic, memorable scene. Eddie knows that not everyone can get out of the Upside Down alive, as Vecna's evil is too strong, and he wants his friends to remember him in a positive, special light. Eddie feels ashamed of how nervous and insecure he has been in the past and decides to be bold, confident, and heroic.

While Eddie is a beloved character whom fans weren't ready to see go, his death isn't controversial like Barb Holland's Stranger Things death because it makes sense that his arc would conclude this way. Accepting Eddie's death is difficult, especially given the hard times that he and his new friends have experienced,...

When Netflix officially declared November 6 as "Stranger Things Day," they promised theatrical screenings, pop-up events across the country, and so much more. Chosen to commemorate the in-universe date in 1983 that marks the disappearance of Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) into the Upside Down, November 6, 2022, will forever be known as the day "Stranger Things" fans everywhere kicked off their wild speculation regarding the show's final season.

As part of the day's festivities, the official "Stranger Things" Twitter account posted an image of the title page from the first episode of season 5, with the caption "season 5. chapter one. the crawl. happy stranger things day." Thanks for all the lowercase letters, clearly millennial social media account manager!

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When we last saw our faves at the end of season 4 volume 2, the crew had all reunited in Hawkins following separate battles,...

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The fantasy classic and source of an entire generation's childhood trauma, "The NeverEnding Story" might be the next major IP to see an onscreen reboot. Thanks to a report from Deadline, it appears as if studios across the globe are all vying for the rights to Michael Ende's book, which became a beloved film by Wolfgang Petersen. Deadline claims there are multi-million dollar offers on the table.

In the years that followed the success of Ende's novel, AVAInternational published six different novels called "Legends of Fantastica," which use existing parts of the plot and characters of "The NeverEnding Story" to tell brand new tales. This means that "The NeverEnding Story" still has plenty of new angles to explore, and plenty of new ways to inspire children to have their first existential crisis. Ava, the German agency that represents Ende's estate,...

Maia Reficco, Chandler Kinney, Bailee Madison, Zaria, and Malia Pyles in ‘Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin’ episode 10 (Photo by Karolina Wojtasik/HBO Max)

Get ready, Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin fans – the finale is here and it’s a creepy wild ride. Season one episode 10 – “Final Girls” – starts off back on December 31, 1999 at the Waters’ house. Rose Waters (Jeanette Bonner) takes a page from the mom in Carrie and is upset with Angela (Gabriella Pizzolo), pointing out her makeup and how she’s showing off her body. Rose blames her daughter for being raped, claiming she invited it.

Angela, rightfully, tells her mother it’s not her fault. Rose tells her not to go to the party but Angela storms out.

Present day, December 14th: Faran (Zaria) is happy her dad’s been released from jail, and Zeke (Benton Greene) confirms he believes this was a warning from Sheriff Beasley.

There are plenty of badass women in the Stranger Things universe. Season 1 featured Joyce (Winona Ryder), Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), and Nancy (Natalia Dyer). Joining them in Season 2 were Max (Sadie Sink) and Erica (Priah Ferguson), and Season 3 added Robin (Maya Hawke) and Suzie (Gabriella Pizzolo) to the mix. Though the series has given each of the characters a time to shine, Erica Sinclair has to be the most underrated by far. Introduced in Season 2 as Lucas's annoying little sister, she has quickly become a character who has a massive impact on the characters around her and the fate of Hawkins, although she is often overlooked.

Malia Pyles, Maia Reficco, Zaria, Chandler Kinney, and Bailee Madison in ‘Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin’ episode 8 (Photograph by Karolina Wojtasik/HBO Max)

HBO Max’s Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin episode eight opens with the girls freaking out as they head into their usual decision spot: the ladies room. Episode seven ended with A sending a text with a photo of Tyler, dead. Tabby (Chandler Kinney) admits she thought A would kill Tyler and Mouse (Malia Pyles) begs them to call the police.

Faran (Zaria) wants to forward the photo to the cops but Tabby thinks since A sent it to them, he’d know how the cops got it. Mouse points out that A’s killed at least two people and Faran adds they were all horrible people. Imogen (Bailee Madison) thinks they need to get back to the basics and investigate the sixth signature from the Radley log.

Now that the first season has ended, it's safe to say "Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin" is a worthy "Pretty Little Liars" spinoff. It's filled with compelling new characters, twisty plot lines, and tons of killer slasher references, so we're obsessed, to say the least. Since most of the first season's mysteries were wrapped up in the finale episode, there's only one major question remaining: will we get a season two? Read on for everything we know about a possible second season for "Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin."

How Does "Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin" Season 1 End?

At the end of season one, it's revealed that "A" is the brainchild of Principal Clanton (Robert Stanton), Angela Waters's (Gabriella Pizzolo) secret father, and that the masked "A" killer is Archie, Angela's brother. This "A" team want revenge on those who played a role in Angela's death, the circumstances of which...

Chandler Kinney, Malia Pyles, Maia Reficco, and Zaria in ‘Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin’ episode 7 (Photograph by Karolina Wojtasik/HBO Max)

HBO Max’s Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin season one episode seven opens with Elodie (Lea Salonga) receiving her first communication from A. It’s a flyer for the Millwood Carnival in 1999 and on the back, it reads: “Meet me in the hall of mirrors.”

A flashback shows Elodie (Emily Bautista) and Angela (Gabriella Pizzolo) running through the hall of mirrors. They begin to kiss and Davie (Ava DeMary) catches them. Elodie backs away and asks Angela what she’s doing, adding, “Did you see that, Davie? How she attacked me?”

Davie warns Angela, “Well, don’t think you can come on to me next.”

Present-day Elodie burns the flyer.

Imogen (Bailee Madison) and Tabby (Chandler Kinney) learn from Faran that her mom’s been discharged from the hospital.

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for the season finale of Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin.HBO Max’s Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, a spin-off of Freeform’s hit show Pretty Little Liars, took us to another small town in Pennsylvania — Millwood — as we follow five new girls who start to be stalked by someone using the infamous moniker of “A” to torture them and force them to reveal the truth. As the girls dig into and learn more about the mysterious suicide of Angela Waters (Gabriella Pizzolo) at the Y2K rave 22 years prior, and her hidden connection to their mothers, the girls are also facing their own struggles. Faran (Zaria) must deal with her tumultuous relationship with her mother, while continuing to struggle with chronic back pain that is a result of the unrecommended scoliosis surgery her mother forced her to do as a child, so she could continue ballet.

Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin Season 1 is closing in on its finale, and it seems like all the clues are leading the liars one step closer to "A" and the serial rapist. With the help of a blood drive at school and a chaotic Thanksgiving week, they begin to gather all the evidence they need to find the person who assaulted Imogen (Bailee Madison) and impregnated her. In the meantime, "A" is now bothering Sydney (Sharon Leal), the last mother of the bunch to be addressed by the anonymous identity. Could she be the key to the liars finding out about what happened to Angela (Gabriella Pizzolo), or does Crazy Joe (Michael Maze) know more than what he has revealed to them thus far? Here is what this chapter has to contribute to this suspenseful storyline.

Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you have not watched all of “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin,” now streaming on HBO Max.

The “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin” mystery is of “A” is officially solved. During “Final Girls,” the tenth episode of Season 1, the liars, played by Bailee Madison, Chandler Kinney, Zaria, Malia Pyles, and Maia Reficco, came face-to-face with A, the man who had been terrorizing them and their mothers. Plus, they found out that not one, but two men were behind the slew of murders in town.

Here, co-showrunners Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Lindsay Calhoon break down the major reveals, when they decided who A would be, what the cliffhanger means for a potential second season — and how those “Pretty Little Liars” and “Riverdale” Easter Eggs came about.

I want to start out with the theme of twins that runs throughout; it starts with Karen and Kelly (Mallory Bechtel...

It’s Halloween 1999 and the original five girls are smashing pumpkins with a baseball bat as HBO Max’s Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin season one episode five opens. They convince poor Angela Waters (Gabriella Pizzolo) to throw a bag of dog poop at a house. She’s worried about being seen so Davie (Ava DeMary) gives […]

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Season one episode four of HBO Max’s Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin starts off jumping back in time to 1999. Marjorie (Sarah-Anne Martinez) convinces Angela (Gabriella Pizzolo) to try smoking, but when a man comes over to see what’s going on Marjorie blames her friend. Marjorie shoves the pack of cigarettes and the lit cigarette […]

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Just like its predecessor, "Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin" is great at engaging fans with lots of juicy plot details. With every episode comes a new batch of theories about the identity of this generation's deadly "A" stalker or the Liars' own mysterious pasts. Since the series takes place in the same universe as "Pretty Little Liars," eagle-eyed fans are also constantly on the lookout for unique connections to the original series - and episode six delivers a major one that potentially muddies the whole Pll timeline.

When Does the Original "Pretty Little Liars" Take Place?

First, here's a quick primer on when both series take place. "Pretty Little Liars" begins with Aria's (Lucy Hale) 2010 return to Rosewood in the pilot episode, a year after Alison's (Sasha Pieterse) 2009 disappearance. The remaining series events take place from 2010 to 2018, when the Liars finally defeat "A.D." and bid farewell to each other...

After all the drama that occurred at the Halloween party, hidden truths make their bonds even more unbreakable on Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin. As they delve into a few of the scars that unite them, Imogen (Bailee Madison), Tabby (Chandler Kinney), Mouse (Malia Pyles), Noa (Maia Reficco), and Faran (Zaria Simone) become even more empowered to confront their pasts. With them being much closer to unveiling the secrets behind Angela’s (Gabriella Pizzolo) death and A’s identity, Episode 6 has its protagonists on the verge of cracking the code.

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"Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin" and "Stranger Things" may not immediately strike you as two shows that have a ton in common, but they're actually a lot alike. Both center on a crew of close teenage friends running around their small town trying to bring down a mysterious killer. Sure, the HBO Max reboot's villain isn't a monster, but that doesn't mean they're any less scary or deadly than a Demogorgon.

Add one more similarity to the list of things the two shows share, because a beloved "Stranger Things" character plays a key role in "Pll: Original Sin." Gabriella Pizzolo - who plays Dustin's (Gaten Matarazzo) tech-y, long-distance girlfriend, Suzie, in seasons three and four of the Netflix sci-fi show - is the actress portraying Angela Waters in "Pll: Original Sin." Much like Suzie, Pizzolo's "Pll: Original Sin" character doesn't appear on screen all that often,...

Turn around, look at what you see: Suzie from Stranger Things on Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin. That's right, Gabriella Pizzolo, who plays Gaten Matarazzo's on-screen love interest in the Netflix drama, has found herself on another hit teen series. Specifically, Pizzolo has put Suzie's glasses and tech-obsessed ways to the side to play doomed high school student Angela Waters on Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin. You likely saw Pizzolo and didn't realize it was her, as she made a jaw-dropping entrance in the first episode of the HBO Max series. In the first episode, Pizzolo's character enters a New Year's Eve party with makeup streaming down her face and...

For a certain generation of TV watchers, the theme song for “Pretty Little Liars” scratches an itch like no other. The original series, which ran for seven seasons on ABC Family before the channel became Freeform, began each episode with the lilting melodies of the Pierces’ “Secret” over pristine images of the main quartet in their funereal finest, making winking eye contact with the camera in order to shush it. The stage thus set, TV’s first iteration of Sara Shepard’s novels was slick, if not exactly subtle.

Now, after two previous tries at spinoffs (“The Perfectionists” and “Ravenswood”) failed to launch, a new attempt at reviving the franchise has arrived in the form of “Original Sin.” Created by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Lindsay Calhoon Bring of “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina,” the drama follows in its predecessor’s footsteps by establishing its tone straight from its evocative opening-credits sequence.

Warning: this article includes spoilers from the finale of “Stranger Things 4.” Read at your own risk!

When asked by our sister site Variety if uber-villain Vecna will return in the fifth and final season of the Netflix hit sci-fi show, actor Jamie Campbell Bower replied with this cryptic four-word answer: “I couldn’t possibly say.”

Bower added that “Matt and Ross have their own thing going there,” referring to “Stranger Things” showrunners The Duffer Brothers. “When they want to bring forward it, I’m sure they will. So we’ll see. We’ll wait and see what they’ve got planned for sure.” As for whether he knows how the show will eventually end, the English star replied, “I don’t think so!”

See Will Millie Bobby Brown (‘Stranger Things 4’) rebound at 2022 Emmys after being snubbed last time?

Season 4 was split into two parts, streaming May 27 (episodes 1-7) and July...

"Stranger Things" consistently embeds the pop culture of yesteryear into its stories, and in doing so the show has continually helped introduce some absolute bangers to a new generation. Season 3's duet between former Broadway kids Gabriella Pizzolo and Gaten Matarazzo of the theme from "The NeverEnding Story" was the big hit back in 2019, and "Stranger Things" season 4 has been all about introducing the masses to the brilliance and absurdity that is Kate Bush. 

With the fourth season split into two separate volumes, fans had weeks of being bombarded with audio clips of Bush's "Running Up That Hill," and TikTok is...

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The conclusion to “Stranger Things” Season 4 arrives July 1 in the form of two final episodes, the finale of which has a runtime of over two hours. Combined, the two episodes add up to almost four hours. And while it’s only been a month since Volume 1 came out, you may be in need of a brief recap before diving into the epic conclusion.

The most unforgettable twist in Season 4 so far might be the role of Jamie Campbell Bower’s character in tying everything together, including the long-desired explanation of the mythology behind the Upside Down. The fate of characters like Nancy, who was caught in Vecna’s clutches at the end of Volume I, and Eleven, who went on a mission to regain her telekinetic powers, come next in the threads we expect to be tied at the end of this fourth season. We also can’t forget that...

Even though Gaten Matarazzo is on Stranger Things, he still has theories about how the show should end like the rest of us. The actor, who plays Dustin, exclusively told E! News that he has some big hopes for his character, especially when it comes to love. In Volume I of season four, Dustin's former girlfriend Suzie (Gabriella Pizzolo) returned to help save the day, though she didn't interact with Dustin. Gaten has his fingers crossed that changes in season five, even if the couple has to get creative. "We can only hope," Gaten said. "What we know, at least in hindsight, about being in the modern day of technology is that it can only get easier for long distance with...

“Stranger Things” returned in May for its highly anticipated fourth season and immediately set the internet on fire with its various twists, turns and tunes. One such twist involves breakout cast member Jamie Campbell Bower, and Netflix is going to great lengths to avoid spoiling it for all potential Emmy voters who haven’t yet hit “play” on “Stranger Things 4.” Indeed, the English actor’s character is simply listed as “Friendly Orderly” on the 2022 Emmys ballot.

Bower numbers among the 22 “Stranger Things” cast members submitted at this year’s Emmys. He’s notably joined by his scene partner Millie Bobby Brown, who has nabbed two prior supporting actress nominations in 2017 and ’18 for her fan-fave role as Eleven, aka Jane Hopper, aka the girl with telepathic and psychokinetic abilities who loves Eggo Waffles.

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Netflix released first look images for Volume II of Season 4 of “Stranger Things,” which premieres July 1.

Each main storyline gets its own snapshot in the preview to an explosive second half of post-covid “Stranger Things,” from the California crew — Jonathan (Charlie Heaton), Argyle (Eduardo Franco), Mike (Finn Wolfhard) and Will (Noah Schnapp) — to those in Russia — Hopper (David Harbour), Joyce (Winona Ryder), Murray (Brett Gelman) and Dmitri Antonov aka Enzo (Tom Wlaschiha). Max (Sadie Sink) and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) sit together in a very dark room with only two eerie blue lanterns casting light.

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To get up to speed from the episodes released at the end of May, the California kids just visited Suzie Bingham (Gabriella Pizzolo), Dustin’s girlfriend, in Utah to track down The Nina Project, where Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) is undergoing experiments under the watchful eyes of Dr. Brenner (Matthew Modine) and Sam Owens (Paul...

Tonight, May 13 8pm Et 'Spotlight on Plays' series will continue withLillian Hellman's Watch on the Rhine starring Academy award winner Ellen Burstyn, Alan Cox, Sasha Diamond, Alfred Enoch, Carla Gugino, Luca Padovan, Tony Award nominee Mary Beth Peil, Gabriella Pizzolo, Neel Sethi Tony Award nominee Jeremy Shamos, directed by Sarna Lapine. While we await the big night, study up on the company with BroadwayWorld's Stage Mag below...

The 2020 Emmy ballots have been released by the Television Academy, so we now know which shows, actors, etc. are in contention for this year’s golden statues. Netflix’s “Stranger Things” accounts for a whopping 18 entries on the performer ballot, including lead actress Winona Ryder and past supporting nominees Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour. All of the townsfolk from Hawkins, Indiana — kids, parents, mall workers, lifeguards — are now hoping for their shot in the awards spotlight for the buzzy third season, which streamed July 4, 2019. Tour our photo gallery above to see all of the actors who’ve been submitted for the 2020 Emmy Awards.

Season 3 takes place in the summer of 1985 and centers around an exciting new set piece: the Starcourt Mall. As Eleven (Brown) and Mike (Finn Wolfhard) grow closer together, infuriating Chief Hopper (Harbour), Joyce’s (Ryder) talks about moving out of Hawkins are interrupted when the kids...

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Holiday shopping got you turned upside down? Here's our Stranger Things gift ideas!

Stranger Things is a phenomenon that more than lives up to the hype. With the premiere of the third season earlier this year, the Netflix series is more popular than ever. And what's not to love? Packed with engaging characters, a retro-cool '80s setting, thrilling storylines, and more than just a few laughs, this is a show that lives up to the hype and then some. With that in mind, here are some must-have Stranger Things holiday gift ideas.

Lego Stranger Things: The Upside Down Building Kit

Lego sets are always packed with creativity and innovation, and that is certainly the case with this Stranger Things-inspired set that recreates the Byers' house as well as the Upside Down. Includes mini-figures of Eleven, Mike Wheeler, Lucas Sinclair, Dustin Henderson, Will Byers, Joyce Byers,...

Joe Keery is best known as Steve Harrington, a.k.a. the guy with the hair, on Netflix series Stranger Things. But the actor is also part of musical project Djo, which has dropped its debut single “Roddy.”

On the track, Keery, who previously played in Chicago band Post Animal, takes on the vocals, singing, “So man in the mirror/Make another home here/You’re put together but clear/You’re lackin’ substance not fear.” The psych-tinged indie rock tune was written by Keery himself and a low-key, intimate vibe.

If you've made it all the way to the end of Stranger Things, you know that Suzie (Gabriella Pizzolo) is real and that she and her Dusty-Bun have a special connection via The NeverEnding Story. In order to save the world, Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) has to sing the theme song from The NeverEnding Story

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One of the defining moments of “Stranger Things 3” arrives in the finale (“The Battle of Starcourt”) when Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) is forced to sing the theme song to “The NeverEnding Story” with his long distance girlfriend Suzie (Gabriella Pizzolo). Dustin goes along with the request in order to get Suzie to give him a numerical code that will help in the battle against the Mind Flayer. Dustin and Suzie sing the song over a walkie talkie that nearly all of the major characters are listening in on. The moment is a surprise comical break to all the insane monster-smashing action in the final episode of the season, but it’s one that almost never happened.

In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, “Stranger Things” creators Matt and Ross Duffer reveal they went through different versions of the scene using various musical choices. “At one point they were going to sing...

The very binge-worthy third season of Stranger Things is so good that fans are already clamoring for the next batch of episodes. Of course, the latest chapter in the supernatural saga was filled with plenty of shocking moments and nostalgic references, which were only heightened by the stellar soundtrack in the background.

Each track was specifically chosen to fit both the scene and keep with the time period of the show, and here’s a complete list (put together by the folks at Screen Rant) of every song featured this season, as well as the moments they coincided with:

“Chapter One: Suzie, Do You Copy?”

“Never Surrender” by Corey Hart: Eleven and Mike kiss in her bedroom. “Rock This Town” by Stray Cats: Townsfolk are having fun in the community pool. “Workin’ For A Livin'” by Huey Lewis and The News: Nancy hurries to work to deliver lunch. “She...

A day after the premiere of its highly-anticipated third season, the Stranger Things 3 soundtrack has dropped via Legacy Recordings.

The non-original soundtrack oozes in Eighties circa-1985 nostalgia with tracks like Madonna’s “Material Girl,” Reo Speedwagon’s “Can’t Fight This Feeling” and “Workin’ for a Livin'” by Huey Lewis & the News. The Cars’ “Moving in Stereo,” which – in a nod to the classic scene in Fast Times at Ridgemont High – plays while Lifeguard Billy makes his steamy entrance to the Hawkins Pool, also appears on the track list.

The soundtrack is now available digitally,...

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Ah, young love. Amongst all the thrills, Stranger Things doesn't shy away from its young romances, from sweet young lovebirds Mike and El to longtime love interests Jonathan and Nancy. But in the third season, an unexpected love blossoms: awkward Dustin finally gets a girlfriend, Suzie, and is able to prove that she's real at exactly the right time - by singing a duet over the radio with her! Suzie made a big impact in her short screen time, so here's what you need to know about the talented actress who plays her!

Sixteen-year-old Gabriella Pizzolo is new to Stranger Things and new to the Netflix family, but she's already got several credits on her young résumé. As you might have guessed from her hilariously awesome singing duet with Gaten Matarazzo's Dustin, she's got a musical background, starring in lead roles in two...

Idina Menzel and Nia Long star in the powerful story of lifelong friendship in an all-new remake of the classic movie when Beaches arrives on DVD at Walmart on May 9 from Lionsgate.

Relive the powerful story of lifelong friendship in an all-new remake of the classic movie when Beaches arrives on DVD at Walmart on May 9 from Lionsgate. Tony Award® winner Idina Menzel and NAACP Image Award Winner Nia Long star as two very different women who share an unexpected friendship that, even with its ups and downs, lasts for decades. This new version of the 1988 film includes performances by Menzel of iconic songs from the original movie such as “Wind Beneath My Wings” and “The Glory of Love,” in addition to Menzel’s new original song, “Last Time.” The Beaches DVD will be available at Walmart for the suggested retail price of $14.98.

Official Synopsis

In this contemporary remake, Beaches...