Stranger Things Season 5 Review Bombing Addressed By Creators

The recent criticism of the second-to-last episode of Stranger Things season 5 centers around a scene where Will Byers comes out as gay. He reveals this hoping to remove a vulnerability Vecna might exploit during their final confrontation. Unfortunately, this led to homophobic reactions and caused the episode’s rating to drop to a 5.6 out of 10.

Will Smith and his Company Sued for Sexual Harassment by Former Violinist

Although Smith wasn’t directly involved in the incident, violinist Brian King Joseph claims Smith was intentionally manipulating him for potential future sexual abuse. According to the lawsuit, Smith invited Joseph to join his 2025 global tour, titled Based on a True Story, after Joseph performed at a show in San Diego in November 2024. Joseph also alleges that Smith told him they shared a unique and special connection unlike any other.

Fargo: Coen Brothers’ 1996 Crime Classic Finds New Streaming Home

As a film buff, one of the things I love about Fargo is how it brilliantly messes with genre conventions. It starts with what seems like a typical crime setup, but the Coen brothers inject this wonderfully quirky, almost screwball comedy vibe, and it’s all set against this incredibly charming, yet strange, backdrop of the American Midwest. The story kicks off with Jerry, a struggling car salesman in Minnesota, who gets desperate and tries to arrange a kidnapping of his wife, hoping to get a ransom from her wealthy father. Of course, nothing goes according to plan, and things quickly escalate with tragic consequences.

The simple side hustles that could net you thousands: From selling unwanted clothes to ‘dropshipping’ and dog walking, SCARLETT MOFFAT reveals what’s really worth trying to top up your savings

Many people are feeling the strain on their finances right now, so it seemed surprising to see Scarlett selling her clothes. Was she really struggling that much, especially with a wedding to fund? Actually, she was doing it for a TV show called ‘Can You Make £10k In 10 Days’ on Channel 4, experimenting with selling clothes on sites like Vinted.