Courtesy of Netflix Finn Wolfhard cannot believe Stranger Things is coming to an end. The actor, 21, opens up to PEOPLE in an exclusive conversation about the final season of the hit Netflix ...

One of the most recent cast members to leave the series is Robert Cormier. Robert Cormier played Finn Cotter in the hit ...

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Ring/Tina Rowden Finn Wolfhard is proud of his scary television and film roles. The actor, 21, tells PEOPLE about starring in various horror and thriller projects, from Stranger Things ...

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William Finn has written 15 shows including Muscle (Bookwriter), In Trousers (Bookwriter), March of the Falsettos (Bookwriter), America Kicks Up Its Heels (Composer), Romance in Hard Times ...

Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy Of Tenkaichi (DBZ: TLOT) is a mod that uses the videogame Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 as it's base, created by the youtuber TioMedusin. It includes new characters ...

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Yahoo Sports senior NBA reporter Jake Fischer and senior NBA writer Dan Devine discuss what adjustments they'd like to see in the second iteration of the league's midseason tournament. Hear the ...

After writer-director Parker Finn skewered the horror-movie trauma trend in “Smile,” he’s moved on to bigger and better metaphors in his sequel. He also takes the devilishly stupid/smart ...