Andy Muschietti’s adaptation of Stephen King’s IT became a cultural phenomenon when Warner Bros. released it in 2017. In fact, it became the biggest horror movie opening weekend in history.

Stephen King, as multiple major adaptations of his work have dominated theaters. Projects like The Monkey, The Life of Chuck, and The Long Walk have all been released to significant critical acclaim,

Stephen King was as prolific as ever throughout the 2010s, writing some of his best-ever books, including Mr. Mercedes, Revival, and 11/22/63.

A King-sized miniseries that features a clown named Pennywise highlights our list of what to watch this week, along with Ethan Hawke’s star turn as a Broadway legend and a Kelly Reichardt art heist movie, “The Mastermind.” Here is our roundup.

HBO's prequel series gives a background story to Pennywise, the deadly clown that feeds on children's fears, while exploring themes of racism in 1960s Maine.

Stephen King's next two books will close out three of his popular series. After that? Maybe a break "while I'm still healthy," he tells USA TODAY.

Jimmy Kimmel was a recent guest on Ted Danson’s “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” podcast and revealed that he nearly lost the job of hosting an ABC late-night talk show to none other than Jon Stewart. It was the early 2000s, and Stewart was a few years into his stint as the host of Comedy …