December on Netflix is packed with premieres and a definitive finale. The month features the much-anticipated final season of Stranger Things alongside a diverse slate of thrillers, comedies, and adventures. It’s the perfect setup for a holiday binge that’s hard to resist.

A mockumentary-style comedy blending cheer energy with fast-paced sports hijinks, Stumble follows a fallen coach as she rebuilds a ragtag squad and aims for nationals. Led by Courteney Potter and a quirky cast, with witty cutaway interviews and plenty of slapstick, the show promises laughs, surprises, and a surprisingly warm underdog tale.

An intimate, emotionally charged drama, Rosemead follows a terminally ill mother who will do anything to protect her troubled son. Lucy Liu delivers a career-defining, quietly devastating performance as Irene, a woman pushed to the edge by love and fear. A piercing portrait of sacrifice, family, and the limits of what a parent will endure.

After a year of dating, Shane Gillis and Grace Brassel are moving on separately. As they pivot toward new projects and personal brands, fans are buzzing about what comes next for the comedian and the influencer.

Miami lit up as Sofia and Sandra Vergara stepped out for a rare, head-turning outing at a Toty skincare event. Bold silhouettes and elegant gowns teased a day full of family flair and high-gloss style.

Stephen King’s It universe expands with a bold new chapter as It: Welcome to Derry dives into the town’s dark past. Centered on three haunting questions—What is It? What does It want? Why is It here?—the series teases a bigger reveal about the King mythos and the tangled lore that binds his worlds.

Colin Jost and Pete Davidson’s Nike-branded ferry rolled into New York Harbor, but it can’t power itself. Towed along the water, this celebrity-backed vessel has mostly become a floating promo, leaving fans wondering what its next chapter might hold.

Former New York governor Andrew Cuomo lands in the headlines again, this time over a parking ticket outside his Manhattan home. A white Bronco in a “truck loading only” zone sparks questions about privilege and accountability in a city where the rules apply to everyone.

Controversy flares after a Halloween joke that used a demeaning slur draws swift backlash. The Special Olympics responds with a call for respectful language and inclusion, inviting a national dialogue on how words shape attitudes and lives.

An Arctic blast is sweeping across the United States this weekend, turning autumn warmth into winterlike cold from the Midwest to the Southeast. Snow flurries and plunging temperatures could bring record lows in several spots, delivering a brief but dramatic preview of the season to come.