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Welcome to July 4, 1985, in Hawkins, Indiana, Stranger Things 3 fans! Netflix released an official season overview as well as a series of preview images.

In the following preview for Amazon Prime Video's "The Boys," the 8-bit beatdowns return - this time, it's Frenchie vs. The Deep and Hughie vs. A-Train.

Looks like Stephen King wouldn't mind having Netflix adapt his 2009 novel "Under the Dome" as a series - as long as this one sticks to the book.

So you've seen Netflix and Charlie Brooker's touching and hearbreaking "Black Mirror" doc on her life, now check out Ashley O's music video for 'On A Roll.'

Netflix and DreamWorks Animation are taking a run at the "Fast & Furious" franchise with animated spinoff series "Fast & Furious: Spy Racers."

Here's a look at Warner Bros. Animation's upcoming animated shorts series "Looney Tunes Cartoons" - as Bug Bunny and Elmer Fudd so a "Dynamite Dance."

Facebook Watch offered viewers a first-look at Jessica Biel in "Limetown," the social media giant's 10-episode series adaptation of the thriller podcast.

Ben Feldman introduced the world to Tylor Tuskmon, eager and talented mechanic in Monsters at Work, a new animated series for streaming service Disney+. 

Sony Pictures Animation made news at Annecy International Animation Festival: Aaron McGruder is bringing back "The Boondocks" for a new series/season.

Like a dog calmly sipping coffee as the world burns around him, the DC Universe app has responded to worries following the abrupt cancellation of Swamp

DC Universe "Titans" season 2's Connor Kent/Superboy Joshua Orpin has finally confirmed the name of his canine companion - one we assumed all along.

"Black Mirror" creator Charlie Brooker and executive producer Annabel Jones explains why the Netflix series isn't as "short" as you might think it is...

Netflix's hit comedy-drama series Russian Doll is returning - no, not like Nadia's "returning": the Natasha Lyonne-starrer is returning for a second season.

Business Insider spoke with seven anonymous sources close to the production of DC Universe's "Swamp Thing" about the series' end - and what might have been.

Amazon Studios and Oscar-winning writer/director Jordan Peele have signed five cast members to its vengeance-driven Nazi-hunting series "The Hunt."