Erin Whitten

Investigators in Washington state announced Thursday that they had discovered human remains in a wooded area south of Leavenworth that they believe to be those of Travis Decker. Located about three miles from Grindstone Mountain, the site of the discovery was in a remote area that had been heavily scouted by search teams over the […]

If you had your eyes glued to your screen while watching Netflix’s Unknown Number, you’ll want to dive in and start watching these four true crime documentaries next.

Someone cue the orchestra, raise the curtain, and definitely wake up Statler and Waldorf! The Muppet Show is about to light the lights once again.

Just months after the long-awaited grand opening of Universal Orlando’s latest theme park, Epic Universe, has been rocked by a tragedy. A male guest in his 30s died after riding the park’s signature dual-launch roller coaster, Stardust Racers. Riding at speeds of 62 miles per hour and reaching a height of 133 feet, Stardust Racers […]

On October 7, 2025, Paramount+ will premiere Ozzy Osbourne: No Escape from Now.  Produced with the full cooperation of the Osbourne family, No Escape from Now was initially intended as an inside look at Ozzy’s road to recovery and return to the stage. In the wake of the legendary singer’s death on July 10, 2025, it […]

This is real. This is me. This is exactly where I wanted to be nearly 20 years after the first Camp Rock movie hit the small screen as an iconic Disney Channel Original movie. Camp Rock 3 has officially been confirmed today, and my inner child is singing. Today, Disney confirmed that the Jonas Brothers […]

You think you’ve made some poor decisions? Well, trust me, you’re basically a saint compared these folks, and the choices they made.

A new Star Wars: Starfighter set photo has been released, officially giving Star Wars fans their first glimpse at what is shaping up to be one of the most hotly anticipated films in the franchise’s galaxy-spanning universe.

Before the employees realized what was going on, the man had spray-painted over the security cameras, ordered them to the corner, and demanded they close their eyes.

1) ‘The Bridge’ (2006) There have been many shocking documentaries over the years but few will hit you as hard as The Bridge. Captured over a year of filming, it shows suicide at its most tragic. Witness the deaths on San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge, with chilling footage and haunting interviews with family, witnesses and survivors. This is […]

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like when a woman wants commitment but doubts yours, here are the signals you should watch for. They’re subtle, and easy to dismiss. Yet by the time they’re showing up, the countdown has already begun. 1. She stops leaving parts of herself behind. In the beginning, her presence […]

There is a certain terror that sets in when you begin to compare your life to the pace of others.

Daniel Andreas San Diego was on the FBI’s most wanted list for more than 20 years. He was an accused domestic terror fugitive who disappeared after being charged in 2003 with two bombings in California. He was the soft-spoken Berkeley computer geek who became one of the FBI’s most infamous homegrown terror suspects and then […]

It was the evening before Thanksgiving in 1971 when a man who called himself Dan Cooper walked up to the ticket counter at Portland International Airport and paid cash for a round-trip ticket to Seattle. He looked like a businessman to the ticket agents and the other passengers. He was in his 40s, black hair […]

Now that we’re mentally over summer, everyone’s ready to trade sunshine for shadows, and cozy nights for eerie delights.

We pretend like love on TV is unrealistic. What if I told you it’s not? Those huge, happy, secure, passionate relationships we watch on screen? The ones that make us wonder if we’ll ever experience anything like it? Yes, that can really be you too. The love we see is built on real things, loyalty, […]

Horror fans like to think nothing can disturb them. Then they watch The Act of Killing and learn they are in a different sub-genre entirely.

Filmmaking is a visual language, and color is one of its most vital tools. The best directors don’t use it just for aesthetics only, and this list will prove it. They use it for psychology, building emotional responses to characters, moments, and entire worlds. Whether with bright palettes that are hard to look away from, […]