The first time we saw the Stranger Things cast from Millie Bobby Brown, Noah Schnapp, and Finn Wolfhard, to Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin, they were just tiny kids who loved Dungeons and Dragons.

One Stranger Things star reacted so passionately to the show's title change that it inspired a very long email.

Eleven's (Millie Bobby Brown) sacrifice in the "Stranger Things" series finale may or may not be what it seems, and the show's creators addressed one fan theory about her survival.  In the climactic final episode of Season 5,

Netflix's new "Stranger Things" spin-off animated series, "Stranger Things: Tales from '85," premieres on Thursday, April 23. Created by "Stranger Things" co-writers Matt and Ross Duffer and showrunner Eric Robles,

Stranger Things creators the Duffer Brothers have said they would love to redo the show's notorious Season 2 episode "The Lost Sister," but the rumors that it was supposed to be a backdoor pilot for a spinoff are "bulls**t.

On a recent episode of the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Stranger Things creators Ross and Matt Duffer revealed some exciting new details about their long-rumored spinoff show at Netflix. Long before Stranger Things wrapped up with its fifth season at the beginning of the year,

Noah Schnapp has had a very productive 2026. The Stranger Things star graduated from University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School over the weekend, five months after his character had a hand in ending Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower) in the series finale.

Stranger Things has returned with new episodes, as the Netflix franchise brings back several fan-favorite characters and starts a new era for Steve.