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As far as executive producer Shawn Levy is concerned, the strangest thing about "Stranger Things" has nothing to do with the mysteries that lurk in the Upside Down or the monsters that terrify townsfolk. It's that a series about all of those things has been embraced and celebrated.

With apologies to the Beatles, Netflix is hoping money can buy the love and loyalty of subscribers -- a strategy evident in one of the busiest stretches in its history.

Robert De Niro pulled a Meryl Streep at Monday night's Chaplin Award Gala in New York.

Royal watchers were not horsing around when Prince Harry's girlfriend showed up to watch him compete in a charity polo match.

Newspapers and magazines are selling fewer copies the world over. Not in India.

Bristol Palin and her husband Dakota Meyer introduced to the world their second child together, a baby girl whom they named Atlee Bay.

Dim the lights ..."American Idol" is coming back.

Rupert Murdoch may be about to say goodbye to another stalwart of his media empire.

Late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel fired back at critics following his emotional monologue that addressed his newborn son's heart disease and children's health care coverage in the US.

In what may be one of the biggest concerts in India, little expense has been spared for Justin Bieber.

Richard Simmons has tried to avoid the limelight as much as possible in the past couple of years -- but now he's back in the spotlight, taking the tabloids to court.

The 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards were clearly designed to highlight diversity in terms of race, gender and sexual orientation. The Best Kiss award went to the two young black men who starred in the second act of "Moonlight," and "RuPaul's Drag Race" won best reality show. Maxine Waters, Donald Trump's most outspoken congressional opponent, presented the Best Fight Against the System award with Tracee Ellis Ross. Acceptance speeches stressed unity and diverse representation in movies and TV.

It's time for Emma Swan's swan song on "Once Upon a Time."