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6 Modern Mystery Books That Are Perfect From the First Page to the Last
Collider recommends six modern mystery novels, arguing that they refresh traditional detective fiction with psychological depth, complex characters and unpredictable investigations. – ‘In the Woods’ (2007) by Tana French: Irish detectives investigate a girl’s murder linked to a detective’s childhood trauma. – ‘Gone Girl’ (2012) by Gillian Flynn: a bestselling psychological thriller about Amy Dunne’s…
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Agatha Christie’s ‘English Riviera’ Devon hometown seals twinning deal with Belgian Spa birthplace of her sleuth Hercule Poirot
Torquay, Agatha Christie’s Devon birthplace, has agreed a twinning partnership with Spa in Belgium, the birthplace assigned to her fictional detective Hercule Poirot. The arrangement links two places closely associated with Christie’s literary legacy and is intended to strengthen cultural and tourism ties. Christie was born in Torquay in 1890, while Poirot is portrayed as…
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‘Ghosts’ Showrunners Tease New Characters, “Ghost-On-Ghost Possession,” A ‘Die Hard’ Christmas & More In Season 6 — Comic-Con
Ghosts showrunners Joe Port and Joe Wiseman used Comic-Con to preview several storylines for the CBS comedy’s sixth season, including new characters, holiday specials and a landmark 100th episode. The announcements matter because the show will not return for its full season until spring, while two extended specials this autumn will continue the story after…
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‘Lanterns’ Trailer: Hal Jordan Visits Sinestro in Prison, Guy Gardner Has a Cameo and a Shape-Shifting Manhunter Is on the Loose
HBO has released a new trailer for its DC Studios drama “Lanterns”, revealing the first on-screen look at Sinestro, a cameo from Guy Gardner and the apparent involvement of shape-shifting Manhunters in its central mystery. The trailer positions the series as a rural murder investigation with wider extraterrestrial implications, linking it to established Green Lantern…
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Adult Swim renews President Curtis for second season before debut
Adult Swim has renewed Rick and Morty spin-off President Curtis for a second season before its debut on 26 July, signalling confidence in the new comedy. The series expands President Andre Curtis, a recurring adversary to Rick Sanchez, into its own Earth-based science-fiction story. The renewal was announced on 24 July at San Diego Comic-Con,…
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It’s Officially the End of an Era for One Major ‘Ghosts’ Rule
CBS’s Ghosts will alter its long-standing “ghosts boundary” rule during its sixth season, potentially changing how the characters can move and interact. The change is among several developments planned as the sitcom approaches its 100th episode, intended to refresh its established dynamics. The season will begin with two-part Halloween and Christmas specials before its midseason…
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Emily Willis Was Porn’s Biggest Star. A $3M Settlement Won’t Answer What Happened to Her
A Santa Monica judge has approved a $3 million settlement for former adult performer Emily Willis, following a lawsuit alleging that a 2024 stay at Summit Malibu rehabilitation centre left her severely incapacitated. The agreement resolves the case against the facility’s owner but does not establish publicly what happened during her treatment, leaving major questions…
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Eli Roth-Executive Produced ‘Burger Night: Luli, Magda & Lore’ Gets All-Female Cast (EXCLUSIVE)
Argentine horror spin-off “Burger Night: Luli, Magda & Lore”, based on Joe Begos’ “Jimmy and Stiggs”, has announced an all-female lead cast. The project expands the original film’s alien-horror universe into Argentina and has attracted genre figures including executive producer Eli Roth, signalling international backing for the local production. Agostina Palazzolo, Agustina “Papry” Suásquita and…
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Rep Burchett unmasks ‘deep state’ plot to hide UFO truth after two-hour Pentagon meeting
Republican Congressman Tim Burchett said a two-hour Pentagon meeting reinforced his belief that parts of the US government are withholding information about unidentified anomalous phenomena, commonly known as UFOs. His comments reflect continuing pressure from some lawmakers for greater disclosure, although they describe his interpretation of the meeting rather than independently verified evidence of a…
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Music Festival Performer Shares Heartbreaking Recovery After Near-Fatal Attack Left Him Unable to Speak
Darryl “Lonn” Hartman, a performer at Michigan’s Blissfest Music Festival, is recovering after an alleged attack left him with severe neck injuries and initially unable to speak. The case has drawn concern because Hartman’s family believe it may have been a hate crime, while police continue to investigate without releasing further details. Hartman, who had…