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Raphael Luce has signed with Elite Model Paris to expand into the fashion world.

Luce is best known for playing young Henry Creel in Netflix’s Stranger Things season 4, in addition to roles in Disney+’s Loki and Showtime’s The First Lady. Having already attended movie premiere red carpets and been featured on fashion magazine covers, Luce will now join the roster of a marquee modeling agency.

Elite Model Management earlier represented supermodels like Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, and Gisele Bündchen. Luce, who is 18 years old, was born in Vermont and raised partly in France, before raising his profile in Hollywood.

His breakout role in Stranger Things included playing the younger version of Jamie Campbell Bower’s terrifying antagonist, Vecna, a key figure in the Upside Down. The Stranger Things sci-fi horror series created by the Duffer Brothers follows a group of kids in the 1980s as they uncover...

The team behind Stranger Things: The First Shadow has released a new image of the stage production and the title of its first act.

In the latest incremental update on the show, which was released the same day as previews for The First Shadow are set to begin at the Phoenix Theatre on London’s West End, the title of the play’s first act was revealed as being “Chapter One: The Girl From Nowhere.”

The new image of the production — the first major still of the play outside of previously released cast portraits and key art — features a teen Henry Creel (Louis McCartney), surrounded by a mix of smokey yellow, orange, purple and black light, which only somewhat obscures the presence of a familiar threat: a demogorgon.

During Netflix’s Geeked Week, the production released a light teaser of the upcoming show set to open Dec. 14, offering a few...

Happy Geeked Week to all who celebrate. What, did you believe we could go straight from Halloween to Christmas season without paying fealty to our streaming overlords? Think again! That's right, this week marks the third installment of the now-annual Netflix celebration of Geeked Week, and with it comes five full days of "exclusive news, sneak peeks, and surprises from some of Netflix's most anticipated movies, shows, and games." First on the docket, apparently, is some eye-catching news about the biggest Netflix original of them all, just in time for "Stranger Things" Day.

The wildly popular show is currently barreling its way towards its fifth and final season. But before that, fans will get a chance to travel back to the earliest portions of the "Stranger Things" universe and discover how it all began. 

Netflix has debuted a first look at "Stranger Things: The First Shadow," a stage play set...

Stranger Things: The First Shadow — the stage play based on the hit Netflix series — promises to be a “cinematic” experience that lays the groundwork for the series biggest villain, Henry Creel.

In a new three-minute featurette released Monday for the streamer’s annual “Stranger Things Day” (the annual event marks the day when Will Beyers, in 1983, went missing in Hawkins, Indiana), Stranger Things co-creators Matt and Ross Duffer were joined by the production’s creative team and cast, including director Stephen Daldry, as they teased what fans can expect out of the upcoming live stage show.

According to Matt, the show came about after hearing “Stephen Daldry was interested in doing a play — he’s a director of all these movies and he’s an incredibly accomplished theater director.”

Ross recalled, “We were in the middle of breaking season four with our writers. We started going, ‘Ok, well, there’s...

Stranger Things is in the midst of yet another multiple-year hiatus, and with the Writers Guild of America strike still going strong, it looks like we won’t be seeing the conclusion to the Hawkins saga for quite some time. We’ll take any crumbs we can that fall from the Upside Down, and Netflix was kind enough to provide those to fans at their Tudum 2023 event this past weekend. With Arnold Schwarzenegger at the microphone and fans on the edge of their seats for any information on the fifth season, The Terminator actor bellowed to the audience that his former co-star in the famous James Cameron science fiction franchise, Linda Hamilton, would be appearing next season in the Duffer Brothers’ series climactic set of episodes.

There was no further information given about the Sarah Connor actress’ role in the season, but we can assume that it will be more than a small cameo.

Warning: this article includes spoilers from the finale of “Stranger Things 4.” Read at your own risk!

When asked by our sister site Variety if uber-villain Vecna will return in the fifth and final season of the Netflix hit sci-fi show, actor Jamie Campbell Bower replied with this cryptic four-word answer: “I couldn’t possibly say.”

Bower added that “Matt and Ross have their own thing going there,” referring to “Stranger Things” showrunners The Duffer Brothers. “When they want to bring forward it, I’m sure they will. So we’ll see. We’ll wait and see what they’ve got planned for sure.” As for whether he knows how the show will eventually end, the English star replied, “I don’t think so!”

See Will Millie Bobby Brown (‘Stranger Things 4’) rebound at 2022 Emmys after being snubbed last time?

Season 4 was split into two parts, streaming May 27 (episodes 1-7) and July...