This one looks a far cry from E.T. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Little is known about Steven Spielberg's mysterious new movie, ...

Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar accused President Trump of having an unhealthy obsession with her, one that requires medical attention, after he referred to the Somali native as “garbage.” “We can go one ...

Kurtis David Harder goes off on social media and other technology misuses ahead of his psychological thriller screening at the Whistler Film Festival and bowing on Shudder Dec. 12. By Etan Vlessing ...

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Diane Rodgers receives funding from AHRC via Sheffield Hallam University for being co-lead on the National Folklore Survey for England project which runs from Jan 2025 - Dec 2026. “Three ...

Two immigration agents were reportedly seen wearing Chucky and Momo masks at a raid on Oct. 28 Charna Flam is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. Her work has ...

Eva Marcille, the stunning supermodel who first captured our hearts as the winner of America’s Next Top Model Cycle three, has cemented herself as a beauty icon and a force in the fashion world. With ...

Each week during my beach surveys along the Texas coast, I never know what I’ll find washed up with the tide, but one category of discovery never fails to raise eyebrows — creepy dolls. Worn, ...

With three billion active users scrolling, liking, and sharing every day, Facebook remains the world’s largest social media platform—and one of the most competitive. Whether you’re a business owner ...

It’s that spooky time of year, and two area arts organizations are taking full advantage by offering some scary productions of their own. From Oct. 23–25, the Appalachian Ballet Company will retell ...