‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp denies using N-word in viral clip

Lily Allen and David Harbour tied the knot! The 35-year-old Smile singer and the 45-year-old Stranger Things actor got married on Monday (September 8), TMZ confirmed on Wednesday (September 10).

Lily Allen and Stranger Things star David Harbour have reportedly tied the knot in Las Vegas.The singer and the US actor have been dating since last summer, and Allen has been pictured wearing a diamond engagement ring on several occasions this year.The Sun reports that the pair are now husband and wife after marrying in an intimate ceremony presided over by an Elvis Presley impersonator.Public records accessed by TMZ also reveal that the pair obtained their marriage license on Monday September

Djo — listen to ‘Keep Your Head Up’ below.The Stranger Things star has returned to music with his first new material since the September 2019 release of his debut solo album ‘Twenty Twenty’.Described in a press release as “a much-needed bolt of positivity in an otherwise dark time”, ‘Keep Your Head Up’ showcases Keery mixing the psych-pop influences heard on previous Djo material with elements of Prince and George Clinton-influenced funk.You can hear Djo’s ‘Keep Your Head Up’ below.Keery had

Rihanna has forgiven Chris Brown for assaulting her and insists she “truly loves” the rapper.Brown was arrested in 2009 for beating Rihanna following a fight as they left Clive Davis’ Grammy party.

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Stranger Things cast weren’t sure if the hit TV show would be renewed for a second season, one of its stars has said.The show premiered on Netflix in 2016 and became one of the streaming platform’s biggest successes.However, Natalia Dyer – who plays Nancy Wheeler in the programme – has said those involved had no idea how its audience would respond to it. “Nobody knew if it was going to get picked up again after we finished filming season one,” she told the Independent.

At just 15 years old with an acting career that’s already on the rise, Noah Schnapp does not want to get canceled over something as icky as this!

Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp, 15, took to his social media after a clip of him and a friend singing Chris Brown‘s first verse from his hit with Lil Dicky called “Freaky Friday” (which repeatedly uses the N-word) went viral. “Hi guys.

star Natalia Dyer is protective of her younger co-stars on the Netflix hit. In a new interview with, the 25-year-old actress talks about the shocking success of the series and what the cast has had to contend with.«Nobody knew if it was going to get picked up again after we finished filming season one,» she admits.

Noah Schnapp got himself into hot water after rapping along to a song.

Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp is under fire after a video of him allegedly using the "N" word surfaced online. The actor was seen seated in a car with his friends and singing to Chris Brown and Lil Dicky's 'Freaky Friday'.

Noah Schnapp issued an apology after a controversial video of him surfaced online, causing the hashtag #NoahSchnappIsOverParty to become a trending topic on Twitter.In the 2019 clip, the Stranger Things star, 15, and his friends sang Chris Brown’s verse in Lil Dicky’s 2018 hit “Freaky Friday,” which includes the lyrics, “Wonder if I can say the N-word / Wait, can I really say the N-word? / What up, my n–ga? What up, my n–ga? / Big ups, my n–ga, we up, my n–ga / You p–sy ass n–ga, man, f–k y’all

Noah Schnapp is officially cancelled, according to Twitter.

“Stranger Things” star Natalia Dyer is calling out inappropriate fandom.The 25-year-old actress who plays Nancy Wheeler on the Netflix horror show defended her teen colleagues in a new interview with the Independent.“I generally feel like, to me, it’s over-sexualizing them,” she said of the cast members, who play a squad of mystery-solving preteens in ’80s-era Indiana. “I feel protective over the younger kids even though they’re not kids anymore, they’re teens.