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How an NYC Nightlife Legend Tracked Down the Pablo Escobar of Animal Trafficking
“My trajectory is so weird,” offers Eric Goode. Back in the early ‘80s — before directing music videos for Nine Inch Nails, launching iconic New York City destinations like the Bowery Hotel and Waverly Inn and creating the docu-phenomenon “Tiger King,” but not long after showing a series of bondage-themed Etch A Sketch drawings alongside…
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GTA 6 Extended Look being a 6-hour Netflix exclusive is going down just as well as you can imagine: “Weirdest marketing I’ve ever seen”
“A trailer for a trailer?”
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4, Episode 3 Recap and Review – Humor. It Is a Difficult Concept
In Episode 3 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4, we are remined that humor is indeed a difficult concept.
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Big Walk simulates the strange, childlike sensation of being unexpectedly separated from your friends, and the joy and relief of finding your way back
Rock Paper Shotgun’s writer explores House House’s upcoming co-op hiking game Big Walk, focusing on how its unusually tight proximity voice chat recreates the disorienting feeling of accidentally losing sight of friends. Unlike similar “friendslop” titles such as Peak or Content Warning, where separation usually only happens during dramatic mishaps like falls or deaths, Big…
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Eyewitness describes suspicious encounter that helped launch Washington wildfire arson probe
A Washington state grandfather has described a suspicious encounter with a stranger that helped lead investigators to an arson suspect accused of starting a devastating wildfire near Spokane. The witness said a man loitering near a little-used dead-end road by railroad tracks caught his attention shortly before smoke was seen rising from the same spot,…
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‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Reveals the Vulnerable Moment That Changes Kirk and Spock [Exclusive]
Paul Wesley, Ethan Peck, and Christina Chong reveal how Star Trek: Strange New Worlds deepens Kirk and Spock’s friendship after Episode 3.
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What song was number one when Margaret Thatcher took office in 1979?
The article, published by Far Out Magazine, appears to explore which song held the UK number one chart position when Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister in May 1979, marking the start of a transformative and often divisive era in British politics. However, the text supplied for this piece consists only of the page’s navigation menu…
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Thar she blows! Hull Maritime Museum resurfaces with a walk-in whale and a ‘monkey mermaid’
Hull Maritime Museum has reopened after a £20m refurbishment, revealing a permanent gallery centred on a 40ft skeleton of a North Atlantic right whale that visitors, including children, can walk and crawl through. The reboot celebrates the city’s long relationship with the sea, tracing its history through trading, whaling and fishing, and connecting that past…
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Abdul El-Sayed’s bizarre Instagram admission… and the darker warning for teenagers
Abdul El-Sayed, who has just secured Michigan’s Democratic Senate nomination, has attracted attention over a resurfaced video in which he claimed his Instagram feed was dominated by OnlyFans content because the platform’s algorithm had identified him as a middle-aged man. The clip, from a June interview with The Lever, was circulated by the RNC Research…
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Grand Theft Auto 6 publisher is holding an investors call at a very unusual time this week
Take-Two Interactive, the publisher behind Grand Theft Auto 6, is scheduling an investor call this week at an unusually timed slot, prompting speculation among fans and analysts about what the company might be preparing to announce. Investor calls are typically used to discuss financial results or major business updates, so the unconventional timing has fuelled…