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The end is officially in sight for Netflix’s blockbuster sci-fi series Stranger Things. The streaming giant has revealed that the highly anticipated fifth and final season will roll out in three parts: Part 1 drops on November 26, Part 2 on December 25, and the series finale is set to land on December 31, closing out the saga just as 2025 begins.

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HBO’s highly anticipated Harry Potter television series has officially found its golden trio. After an exhaustive casting process involving over 32,000 auditions, Dominic McLaughlin, Alastair Stout, and Arabella Stanton have been cast as Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger, respectively. These three newcomers are set to lead a major reboot of the wizarding saga, with the series projected to run for at least a decade.

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The Peppa Pig family just got bigger! Mummy Pig has given birth to her third child, a baby girl named Evie, delighting fans of the beloved animated series as it celebrates its 20th anniversary.

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Judy Craymer, the driving force behind the global Mamma Mia! Phenomenon, has confirmed the beloved musical’s Broadway comeback — and teased major developments in the franchise’s future, including a third film and a possible television adaptation.

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In celebration of Sherlock Holmes Day on May 22, Birmingham Rep has announced a major theatrical event for the holiday season: the world premiere of Sherlock Holmes and the Twelve Days of Christmas, a new comedy whodunnit co-written by and starring Emmy winner Humphrey Ker and longtime collaborator David Reed.

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Following a cliffhanger in the season two finale, Bella Ramsey of The Last of Us switched the point of view to Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) and clarified Ellie's season three plotline. 

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The CEO of CBS News has resigned, citing a "challenging" period marked by legal and business tensions with the Trump administration, including a $20 billion lawsuit filed by US President Donald Trump against CBS's parent company, Paramount. The lawsuit stems from the content of a pre-election interview with his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris.