Netflix’s Adolescence took off fast, racking up over 114 million views within weeks of its March 13, 2025, debut. But with only four episodes, viewers have been left wondering what’s next for ...

Watching Adolescence as an adult is a jarring experience because it pulls back the curtain on a world that every teenager with a phone is potentially exposed to. But watching it with teenagers and ...

Adolescence is a four-part British series that follows the fallout of a 13-year-old boy’s arrest for the murder of a classmate. Each episode is shot in one single long take, forcing the audience ...

British crime drama "Adolescence" is about a boy accused of murdering his a girl in his class. The four-part Netflix series stars Stephen Graham, Ashley Walters, and Erin Doherty. "Adolescence ...

Adolescence, the gripping four-part British drama on Netflix, has captivated audiences with its tense single-take cinematography, powerful symbolism, and ambiguous ending.

The 80/20 rule Adolescence references is inspired by true stories about a theory on misogynistic online incel forums suggesting that 80% of women are only attracted to 20% of men. According to ...

Adolescence talks about a crisis among our boys – so what does the leading expert say about raising them? As Netflix’s Adolescence exposes toxic ‘bro’ culture among young men, Sir Gareth ...

Adolescence, now the fourth-most-watched Netflix show of all time and the most popular U.K. title ever a mere four weeks after its premiere, follows Graham as Eddie Miller, whose entire world is ...

Adolescence plays on our well worn perception of what children are capable of. In the premiere episode our first look at Jamie is of him being dragged from his bed, literally wetting himself in fear.

“Adolescence” refuses to moralize, but in Jamie, the series finds a cherubic picture of innocence corrupted that can be applied to youth everywhere.

The Future of Adolescence Brad Sachs says the nature of adolescence is timeless—and that’s a very good thing for the human race By Brad Sachs April 26, 2015 11:25 pm ET Share ...

We generally think of adolescence as ending at about age 18. But Larry Steinberg, a professor of psychology at Temple University, says new brain science is starting to reveal why teenagers seem to ...