Bill Skarsgard will terrify audiences once more as Pennywise the Dancing Clown in a new TV series, "IT: Welcome to Derry." In 2017, Warner Bros. delivered a terrifying new take on Stephen King's ...

The It: Welcome to Derry star recently said that Pennywise is “always there” as he returns to the Stephen King character after taking on another monster role in Robert Eggers‘ Nosferatu ...

A musical and cultural celebration of the South Bay’s punk roots with participation from members of legendary bands like Pennywise, The Minutemen, X and others is coming to Hermosa Beach during ...

But his personal and professional bond with Andy Muschietti and Barbara Muschietti ("they're very close friends, family") would be the key to him considering another run as Pennywise. "It was fun.

Bill Skarsgard will reprise his role as Pennywise in the series and promises the show will not be toned down for TV. The series may reveal more about IT's origin and the Black Spot incident.

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The thought of a desktop environment as a separate entity from the operating system sounds foreign to most mainstream users coming from Windows or Mac OS. But that’s just another example of the ...

His Pennywise in the It movies was effectively creepy and evil; his killer clown was different from Tim Curry’s iconic version in the 1990 ABC miniseries, yet still retained the same sinister ...

These Coloradans made a name for themselves last year (even if one decided to swap it out). Here's who we'll be watching — and listening to — in the new year: "I got a text message from Jeff ...

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