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Lil Uzi Vert Turns Weather Cancellation into a Birthday EP Drop
The rapper's eight-track surprise arrives hours after Lollapalooza scrapped his set, on a date with a ten-year history.
8 moments from the Lindsay Clancy trial that will decide her fate
From the children's discovery to the nanny's testimony, these sections trace the evidence and testimony that will determine whether the jury sees postpartum psychosis or premeditation.
A Second-Chance Twist and a $25,000 Prize Await in Halloween Baking Championship's Haunted Mansion
John Henson hosts as 10 bakers face personal fears in a haunted manor, with a new elimination twist that saves the bottom-tier — premiering this spooky season on Food Network.
The Unmaking of a Fantasy Epic: Inside the Children of Blood and Bone Fallout
A seven-figure Paramount deal, a celebrated director, and a painful public break — what happened to the adaptation that was supposed to change Hollywood?
Gambit's Magic-Mad Arc Kicks Off in Uncanny X-Men #33
The August 5, 2026 issue launches 'Wild Ride' with a possessed Cajun, a desperate Rogue, and five alternate covers.
Why MoMA's Duchamp Retrospective Took 53 Years—and Why It Feels Like a Contradiction
The exhibition's five sections, from the Armory Show scandal to six decades of deliberate self-undermining, show an artist who resisted definition—even as scholars turned him into myth.
10 People Who Shouldn’t Be Allowed on Planes
A ranked warning list for anyone who’s ever shared a metal tube with a stranger’s elbows, speakerphone, or bare feet.
Samara Weaving's Emma Frost: What the Casting Means for the X-Men
The Ready or Not star brings the Hellfire Club's haughty telepath to the MCU just as Spider-Man: Brand New Day introduces Jean Grey — here's who Emma is and when we'll see her.
From Kitchen Hygiene to FDA Recalls: A Multi-Layer Defense Against Cyclospora
As Cyclospora cases spread across the country, effective protection extends beyond basic washing. This approach combines temperature control, verified products, proactive monitoring, and knowing when to seek care.
Metal Dreams: The Obscure Path to Big Walk's Coveted 'Big Makeover' Achievement
Unlocking the 'Get Shiny' achievement requires a specific journey through a yellow tunnel to a hidden nightclub-adjacent paint room most players will miss.
She Prayed With a Serial Killer for Eight Hours — Then Befriended Him Until His Execution
Margy Palm talked her way out of Stephen Morin's car on a Texas evening in 1981, then kept showing up at his prison cell until the state put him to death.
Fifty Years of Battery Dance: A Free Festival’s Quiet Radicalism
The 45th Annual Battery Dance Festival turns Wagner Park into a nightly stage of world premieres, cultural collisions, and participatory joy—all for the price of a seat on the grass.
Alaskan Infant Genomes Reveal a New Native American Lineage—and a Split Over How the Americas Were Peopled
The 11,500-year-old remains suggest a previously unknown maternal line and support separate crossings of the land bridge, yet some geneticists caution against drawing too much from a single pair of genomes.
The 2028 Shift That Just Made PS6 a Hard No for the Subreddit
PlayStation's move to an all-digital future, confirmed for January 2028, has turned the next console's biggest fans into its most vocal skeptics.
Terminal Tops the Charts as Blind Bags Shake Up the Direct Market
Image's new launch overtakes Absolute line; Gambit Wanted opens strong among X-Men slate.
10 Hedge Fund Managers Whose Fortunes Outrun Their Firms
Ken Griffin tops this ranking of ten investors with a combined $203 billion net worth, built on fees, performance, and a few very good years.
9 Revelations From Cher's Memoir Part 1: From a Last-Minute Abortion to a Las Vegas Balcony
Cher opens up about her mother's near-abortion, an orphanage stay, running into Hollywood royalty, the start with Sonny Bono, and the moment she almost jumped.
The $1.5 Million House Sale That Couldn't Save Paul Teutul Sr.'s Empire
From Discovery Channel fame to a Chapter 13 filing that laid bare every dollar — the financial arc of American Chopper's founding father.
The Name in the Letter: Why a Shelter Dog Wouldn't Respond
A man on the verge of returning a sad, destructive shelter dog found an envelope that explained everything.
Inside the Chaotic, De Niro-Saved Return of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'
After an indefinite FCC-imposed hiatus, the late night show's writers and director reveal how a 30-minute monologue, a last-minute Oscar winner, and a lot of gallows humor brought the show back to 6.2 million viewers.
Legacy in Flames: The Night John Cena Burned Down His Own Myth
Inside the WWE Championship's most violent redefinition, where twenty years of 'Never Give Up' collided with a single, cold-hearted F-U in Toronto.
9 Comics That Spiked in Value This Week—From an Error Recall to a Venom Swimsuit Blind Bag
CovrPrice's aftermarket tracking flags an error-cover recall, a $300 ashcan, and a glow-in-the-dark Martian Manhunter among the week's notable back-issue price jumps, spanning homages and a blind-bag variant.
10 Coaches Who Made Themselves Impossible to Root For
From 0-16 seasons to handwritten resignations, these head coaches gave fans every reason to despise them.
Luigi Mangione's Expected Guilty Plea Could Reshape the Thompson Murder Case
A federal plea on Friday may trigger double-jeopardy protections and complicate the state murder trial set for September.
Before Gilligan's Island, Alan Hale Jr. Was a Spy in Biff Baker U.S.A.
Alan Hale Jr. played a globe-trotting importer who kept tripping over spies - a year before he became TV's favorite castaway, and then the show disappeared.
BravoCon's Next Gen Group Chat Imploded Over a Fake Award and a Kiss Rejection
A fake award, a kiss rejected, a No Scrubs echo, a drunk room service fix, an unanswered text, a first-class down-bad move, a Friendsgiving soft-launch, and a spiral that ended in exile.
Matthew McConaughey on Light, Shadows, and the Jump That Changed His Career
The leap-of-faith logic behind McConaughey's best-known quote, the Yellowstone partnership still on the table, and the Fallon night he went bluegrass.
Why Dave Bautista Could Be the New Kratos After Ryan Hurst's Sudden Exit
A bicep tear on the God of War set forced Prime Video to recast its lead, and the Guardians of the Galaxy star is reportedly stepping in.
‘Something Is Not Right’: Critics Slam Annie Suwan’s Wine-and-Baby Moment
90 Day Fiancé’s new mom faces a backlash over one sip of wine while holding her infant, and David Toborowsky is firing back.
From Whataburger Boxes to Toilet Paper Rolls: 10 Holiday Displays That Redefine Festive
A dog in a bunny suit, an edible Santa, and a pumpkin tree join these creative displays that prove holiday cheer comes in unexpected forms.
Amidst Critical Division and Billion-Dollar Success, Jaafar Jackson's Career Moves to a Sequel with Will Smith
With a confirmed April 2026 sequel date, a 130-minute runtime, and the addition of Will Smith and AnnaSophia Robb, the Michael star's next chapter unfolds after reshoots and ensemble acclaim.