If it feels like Stranger Things Season 4 is taking too long to arrive, producers of the hit series are gearing up to bring you an alternative supernatural teen angst Netflix drama to hold fans over until July with a new show titled I Am Not Okay With This. 

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The series will star IT actors Sophia Lillis and Wyatt Oleff (seen above), with the former thespian taking on the lead role as a self-described “boring 17-year-old white girl” that eventually develops telekinetic powers as she simultaneously deals with high school, the loss of a parent, her budding sexuality and a peculiar next-door neighbor played by Oleff. The show is based off a hit graphic novel of the same name created by Charles Forsman, and will be helmed by director Jonathan Entwistle alongside the aforementioned Stranger Things crew. Based off the bloody introduction of Sophia’s character named Sydney in the first few seconds of the trailer alone, we can already tell this one was definitely made for a more mature audience than your average fan of newly-turned 16-year-old teen queen Millie Bobby Brown.

Watch the trailer for I Am Not Okay With This below, which begins streaming on Netflix starting February 26:

When you're browsing through Netflix's menu for an extended period of time, trying to find something you haven't already watched, trailers automatically playing whenever you pass over an icon can become incredibly chaotic. We already feel flooded with content - it's a whole other thing when it's all shouting at us through our screens, pleading for our attention. Many users of the streaming service have voiced complaints about this feature, and Netflix heard them "loud and clear." You can now disable auto-play! Here's how. 

Things are shaking up for Black In Crew: New York, and now that Ceaser is turning himself into a tattoo shop mogul, he’s shifting how he handles business. For years we’ve watched as the Black Ink’s reputation for fights, parties, and drunken debauchery has landed the crew win trouble with each other and oftentimes the law. They’ve grown together as a Black Ink family, traveled abroad, had a few makeups to breakups, and even shared tear-filled tender moments. Black Ink Crew: New York returns on Wednesday, February 26 and in a newly released trailer, it looks like Ceasar is trying to break the cycle of disunion.

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The teaser opens with Ceasar calling an emergency staff meeting where everyone airs out their grievances with one another. Elsewhere in the clip, Ceaser reveals that his “sister,” best friend, and shop manager Sky is suspended from her duties. It looks like Ceasar fires two others before the video’s end, so it will be interesting to see who gets the ax.

A press release states that in the upcoming season, viewers will watch as Sky attempts to reconcile with her youngest son, but “her behavior leads to a shocking twist that leaves the rest of the crew speechless”; Kitty leaves New York and makes her way over to Chicago where she’s kindling a romance with Ryan Henry of 9Mag and Black Ink Crew: Chicago; Walt gets promoted to manager, but his side gigs may get in the way of his new responsibilities; Donna is once again finding herself at odds with Ceaser so he demotes her to being Bae’s apprentice; Bae is back in the dating scene since breaking up with the father of her young son; Puma and his wife struggle with their sex life following the birth of their new baby; Ted refuses to spill the beans regarding rumors that he’s married with a child on the way.

Check out the teaser trailer below.

Fans of the hit HBO series Westworld are guaranteed to be treated to a season filled with head-turning turmoil, and the latest trailer for season three alludes to the drama of the future being a direct reflection of the political drama happening in real-life today.

Starting with the “political unrest” and “wide scale protests” in Hong Kong, another real-life issue that occurred not too long ago, the new Westworld Season 3 trailer goes on to list a bunch of other monumental catastrophes that ultimately lead to the doomed events expected to play out in upcoming episodes. In addition to “impeachment of the 45th president of the United States” — they even got the Dec. 18, 2019 date right — there’s the “ecological collapse of Indonesia” in May of this year, the “assassination of the president-elect” in December 2024, a “thermonuclear incident in Paris” on October 9, 2025 and the “start of the 2nd Russian Civil War in Moscow” by the time Feb 2037 comes around. After that, we officially see the system initiation of “‘Solomon’ Build 0.06” in April 2039 before a “critical event” takes place on February 27, 2058. Man, are we doomed!

Watch the new trailer above for Westworld Season 3, premiering March 15, 2020 on HBO, then check out the extended plot-driven trailer released last summer during San Diego Comic-Con below:

Earlier this week, Stunna 4 Vegas revealed that his new project, Rich Youngin, will be dropping on January 17. He made this announcement with the help of DaBaby, who is the founder of the label Stunna is signed to, Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment. So far, Stunna has been the only artist that DaBaby has been pushing through his imprint. The two have collaborated on a handful of tracks together that could be found on their respective projects. Stunna just served as the opener on DaBaby's "KIRK Tour". Overall, they seem to have a strong and fruitful partnership. 

DaBaby went as far as to star in trailers for Rich Youngin to promote his signee's work. So far, two trailers have been shared on DaBaby and Stunna's Instagram pages. They both show the rappers exercising their acting chops in short comedic sketches. The first trailer features Stunna using one of the twelve bathrooms in DaBaby's crib, being forced to profusely spray air freshener and use $100 bills as toilet paper. The most recent trailer follows a stingy DaBaby going sneaker shopping with his girl, but after refusing to pay $17 to buy her a pair of shoes, Stunna ends up pampering and stealing her. 

While you await the 17th, check out Stunna's single, "Up The Smoke", featuring Offset.

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@dababy better spend dat lil paper he acting like we ain’t having ??‍♂️ #BDBENT ?

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