Julio Diaz and Jeremy Branch discuss Kathleen Kennedy's tenure at the head of Lucasfilm as she prepares to step away, and whether Dave Filoni is the right shepherd for the Star Wars universe (and more), plus more "Stranger Things" aftermath and thoughts about awards season.

Julio Diaz and Jeremy Branch his on the week's entertainment buzz, including reactions to the "Stranger Things" finale and the rise of the #ConformityGate conspiracy theory, the ever-growng buzz of Hollywood's awards season and the steady drip of teasers for "Avengers: Doomsday."

Julio Diaz and Jeremy Branch dive into the Upside Down one last time for an in-depth analysis of the final season of "Stranger Things" and a look at the overall cultural impact of the Netflix series. Did the show stack up? We'll tell you!

Julio Diaz and Jeremy Branch look back at some of the entertainment trends they have identified over the past years, fron disposable box office bonanzas to the rebirth of auteur filmmaking and from the mainstreaming of anime to the renaissance in video game adaptations, we discussed what happened and where it's leading us in 2026.

Julio DIaz and Jeremy Branch celebrate the season with discussion about Christmas music, movies and classic holiday specials, from the Billboard chart phenomemon and the Whammageddon game to the critical reception on your favoirte holiday films, this one is for everyone who's ready for Santa to arrive!

It's been a big week for entertainment news, and Julio Diaz and Jeremy Branch get in-depth on th ebiggest headlines, including the latest on Paramount's hostile bid to disrupt the Netflix/Warner Brothers merger, Disney's licensing of its library for AI exploitation, and exciting new trailers for "Supergirl" and HBO's 2026 programming slate.

With the blockbuster news that Netflix is buying Warner Brothers, Julio Diaz and Jeremy Branch pull back the covers to discuss what this all means for the future of your favorite movies, characters, TV shows and more, from Bugs Bunny and Batman to Harry Potter and Jason Voorhees, as well as the future of movie theaters and the overall entertainment landscape. This is a big one!

With the final season of "Stranger Things" debuting on Netflix this week, Julio Diaz and Jeremy Branch discuss the past, present and future of the beloved Netflix sci-fi/horror series. Wondering who's gonna make it out alive? Check out our predictions.