The Saddest Thing In Stranger Things Season 4 Is This Will Byers Easter Egg...

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LGBT Russian artist and children's theatre director is facing jail time for drawing pictures of vaginas.Yulia Tsvetkova, 27, has also been accused of being a foreign agent and could be banged up for three-and-a-half years for violating Vladimir Putin's strict porn laws.The artist from Komsomolsk-on-Amur in Russia's Far East posted drawings of vaginas to V Kontakte, a Russian social network.READ MORE: Russia promoting 'Siberian staycation' to Putin's personal hotspots following flight ban She has been on trial in a closed courtroom with a final hearing expected to take place on July 12, according to Amnesty International. Her case has been rumbling on for a number of years, during which she has lost her job and been forced to close her MERAK youth theatre studio following threats to her child students.She told the BBC: "Speaking of facts, my life has been completely destroyed.

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Stranger Things fans are convinced they've spotted season four villain Vecna in a much earlier episode.The Netflix series dropped its penultimate batch of episodes at the end of last month, with a terrifying new villain from the Upside Down on hand to terrorise the Hawkins teens.Portrayed by Harry Potter star Jamie Campbell Bower, the monster has helped aid what fans have described as the 'most scary season' of Stranger Things yet.With Vecna's emergence, another theory has also been suggested by some eagle-eyed viewers.They have claimed the terrifying monster was actually first featured on Stranger Things back in its very first season.The first season of Stranger Things saw Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) abducted and taken to a parallel universe known as the Upside Down.While it had generally been assumed by fans that Will had been taken to the Upside Down by a Demogorgon, a new theory has emerged in the wake of Vecna's season four introduction.Indeed, some Stranger Things fans are now suggesting that Vecna first appeared in season one and it was Vecna who was responsible for transporting Will to the Upside Down.Posting to TikTok, fans made their case that a Demogogon wouldn't have been capable of opening the door between the real world and the Upside Down.They have hence theorised that Vecna had to be responsible, with one fan even claiming to have seen Vecna while watching the clip of Will's season one abduction again.One Stranger Things fan wrote: "Demogorgons do not have powers like Vecna. "They can’t open a door like that."Another commented: "Since when could a demogorgon teleport through behind will in the shed, it means it was Vecna."Meanwhile, a third said: "Vecna took Will.

Stranger Things fans will soon be getting more insight into one of its main characters.

An evolving journey. Throughout the years, Stranger Things has created a space for Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) to explore his identity — a topic that has caught the attention of fans and cast members alike.

SPOILER ALERT – This post contains spoilers from Part I of the fourth season of Stranger Things, so continue reading at your own risk.

Fans have been theorizing that Noah Schnapp’s character on “Stranger Things” is gay, and now the series’ star Finn Wolfhard is weighing in on the debate.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterSPOILER ALERT: This story discusses plot points of Season 4 of “Stranger Things,” currently streaming on Netflix.With 16 main characters, at least a dozen new characters, and five major locations — including a prison in Soviet-era Russia and a converted underground missile silo somewhere in the American West — it’s frankly surprising that Season 4 of “Stranger Things” has any time to explore quiet moments of personal growth.

Jamie Campbell Bower is apologizing to fans for keeping his “Stranger Things” season 4 character a secret.

Maya Hawke and Natalia Dyer led the stars of their popular Netflix show Stranger Things at a Netflix FYSEE event thrown in Beverly Hills this Friday.The glittering cast of the series strutted their stuff across the red carpet that evening, which happened to be the night that part one of Stranger Things season four premiered on Netflix.For her latest outing Maya, 23, whose parents are Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke, exuded boho chic in a loose-fitted blue and white striped jacket and matching trousers. What a night:Maya Hawke (left) and Natalia Dyer (right) led the stars of their popular Netflix show Stranger Things at a Netflix FYSEE event thrown in Beverly Hills this FridayShe teamed the splashy ensemble with a black t-shirt and a matching pair of glinting leather loafers, adding a splash of dazzle to the look with a medallion necklace.Meanwhile Natalia, 27, who plays Nancy Wheeler, flashed a bit of leg in a moss green skirt suit that was perfectly fitted to emphasize her enviably trim frame as she stood for the photographers.