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2026’s Bloodiest Horror Sequel Is Officially Sneaking Up the Hulu Charts
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, the sequel to the 2019 slasher film, is reportedly gaining momentum on Hulu after a modest cinema run. Its streaming performance gives the film renewed visibility amid a crowded year for horror releases and highlights continuing audience interest in Samara Weaving’s returning character. The film was directed by…
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Beloved gay influencer shared sad video about losing his job and home… but then a MUG SHOT emerged that told a very different story
Influencer Connor Copic said he and his husband, Kelvin Pereira, had been forced to leave their Florida home after he lost his job, sharing the news in a now-deleted TikTok. The situation drew attention after a mug shot of Copic emerged, creating questions about whether his account omitted important circumstances. Copic, 31, said he was…
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Former AC/DC Drummer CHRIS SLADE Announces His Retirement From Drumming: ‘With A Heavy Heart, It’s Bye For Now’
Former AC/DC drummer Chris Slade has announced his retirement from drumming, saying the decision was made “with a heavy heart”. The Welsh musician said the effects of a minor stroke he suffered around seven years ago have worsened, preventing him from continuing to perform as he had hoped. His retirement ends a professional career spanning…
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Baker Mayfield’s contract frustration and Mike Evans departure cloud Buccaneers’ 2026 outlook
The article argues that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ attempt to sustain success after their previous superstar era faces fresh uncertainty in 2026. Baker Mayfield’s dissatisfaction with contract discussions and Mike Evans’ departure could undermine continuity around a team that had avoided a full rebuild. Mayfield reportedly rejected a two-year, $100 million extension, saying he felt…
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3 of the Best First Classic Rock Hits of 1974
Three classic-rock songs that reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100 in early 1974 illustrate the period’s range, from upbeat covers to studio-crafted pop-rock. The selections highlight how familiar songs were reinterpreted for a new audience. – Grand Funk Railroad’s “The Locomotion”, released in February 1974, topped the chart in May; it revived Little…
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Gorgeous and hazy pixel art horror farming sim Neverway has been pushed to 2027, but you can at least have a gander at some of the NPCs you can smooch
Neverway, a pixel-art horror life simulation and RPG from Coldblood Inc., has been delayed until 2027. The small development team says feedback on its prologue and internal testing led it to expand later chapters and areas, with the aim of better matching the game’s story and player experience. The game has 20 characters following more…
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Healthy athlete had no symptoms before mandatory heart screening revealed hidden defect
A Florida high-school athlete who appeared healthy and had no symptoms was found to have a potentially life-threatening congenital heart defect through a compulsory ECG screening. The case highlights how cardiac screening may identify hidden conditions in young athletes before they lead to serious incidents during sport. The screening was required under Florida’s Second Chance…
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Fortnite’s New Season Kicks Off With Bot-Infested Lobbies
Fortnite’s Chapter 7 Season 4 has reportedly begun with far more AI-controlled opponents in Battle Royale matches, prompting criticism from players who want more encounters with real people. The change matters because bots may make early matches easier, but critics argue they leave players poorly prepared for difficult fights later in a game and may…
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Motown songwriter Janie Bradford dies aged 87
Janie Bradford, the Motown songwriter and label pioneer who co-wrote the R&B classic “Money (That’s What I Want)”, has died aged 87. She passed away on Friday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after an extended illness, her family announced, prompting tributes from Motown founder Berry Gordy, who recalled her as “smart, clever, witty…