#david-harbour

#david-harbour

The marital home of English singer Lily Allen and "Stranger Things" star David Harbour found a buyer, less than three months after its starring role in Allen's acclaimed breakup album. The luxurious Carroll Gardens townhouse hit the market in late October, asking $7.9 million. The price was cut down to $7.3 million earlier this month. The final price to be paid, as well as the identity of the forthcoming owner, are not yet known.

Who the fuck is Madeline? Her name is star Natalie Tippett, and she has some thoughts about the "false narrative" presented in Lily Allen's new album, West End Girl, which dropped in October. The identity of the alleged mistress at the center of Allen's fifth studio album, which details the dissolution of her marriage to Stranger Things David Harbour, has been the source of much fascination for weeks now.

When "Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein" debuted on Netflix in July 2019, plenty of people had no idea what it was. Legend has it that star and executive producer David Harbour wanted it to come out that way. The actor parodies himself twice in this baffling 32-minute mockumentary, born from a Twitter conversation with writer John Levenstein, about a tortured man (Harbour), his late father (Harbour), and a made-for- TV play that holds the key to their relationship. Maybe. Sort of. Probably not.