And he folds them both, along with behind-the-scenes footage of the projects, into an actual documentary about Pavement, who never achieved measurable mainstream success but who remain near and dear ...

Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) was first introduced at the start of Stranger Things as a rude, one-dimensional jock. Fans were ...

When people think of Star Trek, they usually picture big space drama, philosophical debates, and technology that borders on magic.

The actor has been on one of Netflix’s most popular series since he was 12. Now with four new projects, including a debut ...

In the early nineties, Pavement looked like a funny paradox, a crew of cherubs ... “Range Life” and shot scenes with the actors Joe Keery (of “Stranger Things”) and Jason Schwartzman.

“If we’re going to do a crappy, cliché, awards-chasing biopic, ‘Wowee Zowee’ is the moment,” says Perry ... “Stranger Things” breakout Joe Keery as Malkmus, Nat Wolff as guitarist ...

"Her Smell" director Perry takes a semi-fictionalized look at the rise, fall, and return of the '90s indie band Pavement, which clutched obscurity from the jaws of fame. Perry frames Pavement as a ...

And Perry filmed portions of a fictionalized Pavement biopic — starring Joe Keery (“Stranger ... Malkmus said he found Keery’s portrayal funny, even if much of the biopic is poking at ...

Djo, the musical project from Stranger Things actor Joe Keery, stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to perform his song “Potion.” Appearing with a live band, Keery gave the acoustic number a sense of ...

There’s a plethora of ways you might know Joe Keery, from his iconic role as Steve ... it’s reading like you’re even more basic / It’s not funny, it’s so funny.” Keery makes varied references to ...

Magazine. Joe Keery was on the crux of losing his latest Djo album. In an April 8 interview with Deezer, the Stranger Things actor was asked about an unexpected moment that happened when working ...

Djo — stage name of “Stranger Things” actor Joe Keery — scales back from the mellow ... pairs a gentle lilt with Djo’s subdued vocals reflecting on familiar moments in time, before layered vocals and ...