Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown’s Complaint Against David Harbour Clarified in a New Report

A report surfaced on November 1st alleging harassment involving David Harbour, prompting an internal investigation. While representatives for both actors remained silent, they publicly appeared together, looking relaxed and offering positive comments about each other. Now, a new report, citing a source familiar with the situation, is shedding light on Millie Bobby Brown’s original complaint.

Michael Has the Biggest Trailer Launch Ever for a Music Biopic

The first 24 hours of the Michael trailer saw an incredible 116.2 million views globally, according to WaveMetrix. This is Lionsgate’s biggest trailer launch ever, and the most views any music biopic or concert film trailer has ever received. It breaks the previous record held by Taylor Swift: Eras Tour, which had 96.1 million views.

Millie Bobby Brown’s Complaint Against David Harbour: New Report Reveals Details

Despite reports circulating, neither actor has publicly commented. However, Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour recently appeared together at the premiere of Stranger Things season 5. Photos show the two, who often shared scenes together, hugging and laughing. Both actors spoke highly of their time working on the popular Netflix series, with Brown specifically sharing warm memories of working with Harbour.

Netflix Scores Historic Grammy Nominations with ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ and “Golden”

Okay, I’m not even shocked, but “Golden” by KPop Demon Hunters is nominated for Song of the Year at the Grammys! It’s the song performed by Huntr/x in the movie, and the voices you hear are Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami. But it doesn’t stop there – it’s also up for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Song Written for Visual Media, and Best Remixed Recording thanks to David Guetta’s remix. Seriously, the whole KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack is getting recognition – it’s nominated for Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media too! I’m so excited for them!

Alien: Romulus Is the Closest Any Modern Sci-Fi Horror Has Come to the 1979 Masterpiece

Ridley Scott’s later Alien films weren’t as well-received as the original, and even fans of those sequels acknowledge that. However, the franchise recently saw a resurgence with two new projects, one of which is being hailed as the best Alien movie since the 1980s. Alien: Romulus successfully recaptures the spirit of the first film while also introducing fresh ideas, making it the closest any sequel has come to matching the quality of Ridley Scott’s original masterpiece.

Mystery of the Vanishing Zero: A SHIB Saga!

Caught in the web of fascination, data from CoinGlass reported such fervor and frenetic motion within the SHIB ecosystem that any reasonable observer must see the rekindling of its fire. Here was a beast, once caged, now bounding freely across the futures market, a testament to human credulousness-or was it calculated audacity?