David Harbour Teases Vecna, 'Stranger Things' ' First 'Psychological Horror' Villain: 'A True Big Bad'

Photo: Jim Spellman/WireImageThere’s a new villain haunting Hawkins, Indiana inStranger Thingsseason 4 — and according toDavid Harbour, it’s badder than ever.At thepremiereof the Netflix series' highly-anticipated fourth season, the 47-year-old actor revealed that the new batch of episodes will introduce a new “psychological horror” creature named Vecna.Harbour, who plays the wily Detective Jim Hopper on the series, teased toVarietythat Vecna is “the true big bad we’ve really needed.““The Upside Down has been this wild west world where there are creatures running around,” Harbour told the outlet.

David Harbour Wants More 'Dad Bods' in Hollywood: 'I'm Sick of Twigs, Men and Women'

CNET David Harbourhas mixed feelings about the popularity of his “dad bod.” HisStranger Thingscharacter Sheriff Hopper has been a fan favorite since the hit Netflix series premiered, and interest in thestar’s physique piqued late last year whenMerriam-Webster tweeteda clip of him dancing on the show as a visual definition of the term “dad bod.” The New York native goes on to say that he is “sick of these bodies on television that are impossibly thin” and hopes that the positive reaction to his “real body” might encourage Hollywood to continue to expand the idea of what leading ladies and leading men look like.

David Hasselhoff Remembers Roommate and 'Great Friend' Paul Reubens After His Death

David Hasselhoffis remembering his former roommatePaul Reubens. TheBaywatchstar, 71, posted a black-and-white throwback photo of himself with Reubens as he praised the late actor — whosedeath at the age of 70 was confirmed to PEOPLEon Monday — in a tribute post on Twitter and Instagram. “Paul Reubens was a great, great friend,” Hasselhoff wrote in his caption. “He gave me the muppets for my birthday and never forgot anyone’s birthday from our class.

David Hasselhoff Reveals He Feels 'Reborn' Turning 70: 'Life Is Just Beginning for Me'

David Hasselhoff.Photo: Jens Kalaene/picture alliance/Getty David Hasselhoffis facing the future with hope and gratitude as he turns 70. “At 70, life is just beginning for me,” Hasselhoff tells PEOPLE. “Seventy is about enjoying life as a person …. I’m reborn.” As for his secret to well-being as a septuagenarian? “You can’t run, you can’t jump, you can’t fight — you can’t do all the things that you really want to do and I used to be able to do,” he says.

David Hasselhoff Teases a 'Knight Rider' Reboot: 'Stay Tuned'

Photo: Universal Tv/Kobal/REX/Shutterstock The Knight Rider may just ride again. In an interview withThe Mirrorpromoting his Audible Original bookUp Against The Wall,David Hasselhoffrevealed why talks of a potentialKnight Riderreboot stalled almost a decade ago — and opened up about where things stand now. TheBaywatchstar said he pitched various ideas, even suggesting he didn’t have to be the lead and could have a small cameo instead. “I wanted to tell them what the morals behindKnight Riderwere, the morals behindBaywatchand why they worked!