What if the soul of Stranger Things isn’t the Demogorgons, the Upside Down, or all the secrets of a small town? What if it was just a girl with a struggle to recognize who she actually could be? Since

This is how Wednesday beat Stranger Things at its own game — the mystery isn't just answered and solved, it continues the narrative in an interesting way and ties together loose plot threads that culminate in a satisfying conclusion with more left on the table to be explored.

"Stranger Things" creators The Duffer Brothers are joining Paramount in a wide-ranging four-year, exclusive deal.

In the meantime, Dacre Montgomery continues carving out his own path with independent projects, including his 2025 movie release, Went Up the Hill. But when Stranger Things Season 5, Volume 1 premieres for everyone with a Netflix subscription on November 26, he’ll be watching as a fan.

The “Stranger Things” actress, 21, and her husband, Jake Bongiovi, 23, turned to social media to announce that they’ve adopted a baby girl.

Brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, best known for creating the Netflix juggernaut "Stranger Things," are officially in business with Paramount.

Dacre Montgomery, who played Billy Hargrove on 'Stranger Things,' reflects on his time playing the complex character and shares what he's excited to see with the show's final season — especially when it comes to showrunners The Duffer Brothers and actress Sadie Sink — during an exclusive interview with PEOPLE.

Up until this point, it had only been reported that the Duffer Brothers were planning to exit Netflix, though now it’s been confirmed. THR reports that the famous siblings inked a four-year deal with Paramount (which recently merged with Skydance) that’ll encompass TV,

Millie Bobby Brown announced the adoption on Instagram with a photo of a willow tree, asking for privacy as she and her husband begin parenthood.

Kids from one era become the adults creating culture in another, trying to recapture the way the world once made them feel.