Finn Wolfhard, known for his role in 'Stranger Things,' has shared which director he most admires and wishes to collaborate with.

Canadian indie-rock artist Finn Wolfhard shares insights into his new solo album, 'Fire From The Hip,' noting its focus on characters rather than personal experiences.

Actor Finn Wolfhard, known for 'Stranger Things,' discusses his experience growing up on the show and his transition into a new life in music after the series concluded.

Finn Wolfhard, the Canadian actor from 'Stranger Things' and a musician, has announced plans for a summer tour in North America to promote his new album, 'Fire From the Hip.'

Finn Wolfhard's first official TV series appearance after 'Stranger Things' in the 'Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair' revival has been explained by the creators of the show.

Actor Finn Wolfhard has revealed new details about a biographical film focusing on a band, expressing eagerness to begin filming soon.

Actor Finn Wolfhard shares insights into his new music, acting career, and his journey of taking more control over his creative endeavors.

Finn Wolfhard, known from 'Stranger Things,' has announced his new album 'Fire From The Hip,' featuring the charismatic single 'I’ll Let You Finish.' The album is expected to expand his indie-rock roots.

Finn Wolfhard and the Crash Land team talk their wild new comedy and how it was a major pivot for him coming off of Stranger Things' ending.

Finn Wolfhard shared an update on the biopic about The Replacements, a project he has been developing with his father, also mentioning which music biopic he aims not to emulate.

Musician-actor Finn Wolfhard spoke about the influences of Wilco and The Rolling Stones on his second solo album and revealed he is co-writing a biopic about The Replacements.

Finn Wolfhard has been cast in a new film directed by Matt Johnson, inspired by the true events surrounding the bust of a Vice Canada editor who recruited young people for a drug smuggling operation. Neon is re-teaming with Johnson for the project.

Maya Hawke and Christian Lee Hutson. Bruce Glikas/WireImage/Getty Maya Hawke and Christian Lee Hutson got married on Saturday. The "Stranger Things" star and musician had been linked for years. Hutson is known for his folk music, which is produced by Grammy-winner Phoebe Bridgers. Love was certainly in the air this Valentine's Day as "Stranger Things" star Maya Hawke married musician Christian Lee Hutson on Saturday. The duo tied the knot at St. George's Episcopal Church in New York City. Guests included Hawke's celebrity parents, Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke, and Maya's fellow "Stranger Things" stars, including Sadie Sink, Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, Joe Keery, Gaten Matarazzo, and Natalie Dyer, according to People. Hawke, 27, and Hutson, 35, were first sighted together in 2023. The two have since collaborated on music projects, including Hawke's second studio album "Moss," and she sings on Hutson's latest album "Paradise Pop. 10." Here's everything we know about Christian Lee Hutson Hutson found his groove after teaming with a Grammy-winner. Christian Lee Hutson. Rebecca Sapp/Getty Images for The Recording Academy Hutson was born in Kansas City, Missouri, but was raised in Los Angeles, where he's lived since he was 5. He began playing guitar at 12 and was influenced by Hank Williams and Elliott Smith. Hutson forged a country-folk sound in the early 2010s while part of The Driftwood Singers, a group composed of students from the California Institute of the Arts. He then went solo and released two albums that didn't get much attention. Then everything changed in 2018 when he met Phoebe Bridgers. The Grammy-winner has since been Hutson's producer and main collaborator, which led to his first major album, 2020's "Beginners," and follow-ups "Quitters" in 2022 and "Paradise Pop. 10," in 2024, which Hawke is featured on. How Hawke and Hutson met Maya Hawke and Christian Lee Hutson performing at the 37th Annual Tibet House US Benefit Concert at Carnegie Hall on February 26, 2024 in New York City. Noam Galai/Getty Images The couple was first seen together in December 2023, but they had already collaborated musically for years prior. Hutson wrote on Hawke's second album, "Moss" (2022). The "Inside Out 2" star talked about working with Hutson in a 2021 Interview Magazine chat with Margaret Qualley. "And I sent him some poems, and he sent me back some unbelievable songs," Hawke said. The two have since collaborated on Hawke's 2024 album "Chaos Angel," Hutson's latest album "Paradise Pop. 10," and performed live together. The couple became red carpet official in April 2025 when they smiled for cameras at the opening night of "John Proctor Is the Villain," which starred Hawke's "Stranger Things" castmate, Sadie Sink. A week later, Hawke was seen wearing what appeared to be an engagement ring on her ring finger, according to People. Read the original article on Business Insider