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How To Prestige in Phasmophobia: Levels, Reset, and Rewards Explained
In Phasmophobia, successfully identifying the ghost, capturing media, collecting the bone, and completing specific objectives during a contract can earn you XP (AKA experience). Players level up their character by meeting the required XP threshold, with that number increasing as you progress to higher levels, and each new level unlocking rewards such as cash bonuses,…
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What song held the number one spot for the longest in 1967?
Strange days. The post What song held the number one spot for the longest in 1967? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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I was a middle-class police detective… and a cocaine addict £50,000 in debt. My double life fooled everyone: CERYS ASHCOMB
Pouring a glass of wine, I took a long sip, exhaling with relief. So far, so normal you may think. After all, busy professional women turning to a glass or two in the evening to unwind is hardly unusual.
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Christopher Nolan Says He Wouldn’t Have Been Able To Make ‘The Odyssey’ Without ‘Oppenheimer’
Christopher Nolan has said his 2023 film Oppenheimer was the key to getting his latest project, The Odyssey, made, telling Jon Stewart on The Daily Show that its unexpected success gave him the leverage to convince a studio to back such an ambitious epic. This matters because The Odyssey, an adaptation of Homer’s foundational ancient…
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Did James Franco Find Real Alien Footage or Is He Just Trolling Everyone?
James Franco has resurfaced on social media after years of a low profile following 2018 sexual misconduct allegations, using a new TikTok account to build weeks of cryptic hype around footage he claimed showed an alien encounter at his property. The saga generated significant online speculation, with fans debating whether it was a genuine paranormal…
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8 Classic Mystery Books That Are Perfect From the First Page to the Last
This Collider feature recommends classic mystery novels that hold up brilliantly from beginning to end, opening with two picks that helped shape the genre. Edgar Allan Poe’s 1841 short story “The Murders in the Rue Morgue” is credited as the origin of the detective fiction genre, introducing C. Auguste Dupin, the prototype for later sleuths…
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Dave ‘Hughesy’ Hughes launches extraordinary public attack on his old mate Peter FitzSimons – after being ghosted
Australian radio and television personality Dave “Hughesy” Hughes has publicly criticised his long-time friend, journalist and author Peter FitzSimons, in unusually strong terms after apparently being ignored by him. The confrontation appears to stem from a personal falling-out rather than a professional dispute, though the exact trigger for Hughes’s comments is not detailed in the…
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Kindly Midwest woman took pity on down-on-their luck strangers and helped them out… then one drove to her home and beat her to death
A woman in Missouri, named in reports as Melissa Anderson, was beaten to death at her home after reportedly showing kindness to strangers who had fallen on hard times. According to the report, one of the people she had helped, identified as Joseph Marino, is said to have travelled to her house before attacking and…
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TriStar Pictures Lands Feature Rights To Trevor Henderson’s Viral Internet IP ‘Cartoon Cat’
Sony’s TriStar Pictures has pre-emptively acquired feature film rights to “Cartoon Cat,” another viral internet creature created by Trevor Henderson, following a bidding war for his “Siren Head” concept that landed at Warner Bros. It marks the second Henderson property optioned for film within a fortnight, underlining a growing Hollywood appetite for adapting internet-born horror…
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YouTube still recommending eating disorder videos to teens, research finds
The site is continuing to recommend harmful videos despite new rules meant to better protect teenagers in the UK, a study finds.