Erin Whitten
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She Called Him Dad, The World Called Him The BTK Killer- Inside Netflix’s Newest (And Most Unsettling) True Crime Documentary
Netflix’s latest true crime documentary, My Father, the BTK Killer, directed by Skye Borgman, is equal parts unnerving and riveting - which is exactly why I think you should be streaming this.
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‘The Hunting Wives’ Gets ‘SNL’ Treatment With Amy Poehler And Aubrey Plaza Serving Guns Glamour And Gay Panic In The Best Sketch Of 2025
This weekend, Amy Poehler made her first return to Saturday Night Live as a host in over 10 years, and, just to be clear, she was not here to play. Poehler was the star of a pre-taped sketch on the episode called “The Hunting Wives Season 2 Trailer,” and truthfully? This may be the single…
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I’ve Been Watching ‘Halloweentown’ For Years Now (And Rewatching It In My 20s Taught Me 4 Life Lessons We All Should Hear)
Every October, I inevitably find myself in front of my TV watching Halloweentown. It’s just one of those things that I do. No matter how old I get or how many new Halloween shows or horror movies come out, nothing feels the same. You may be asking Halloweentown OVER Hocus Pocus?! Well yeah. It’s just…
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Disney Revives ‘Tangled’ Live-Action Project With Scarlett Johansson In Talks To Play Mother Gothel
Disney’s live-action version of Tangled, which was in early development before being shelved indefinitely, has officially been revived. The film, which was put on hold due to the box office disappointment that was Snow White, has Scarlett Johansson in talks to star as Mother Gothel and Michael Gracey on to direct after being attached to…
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The Joy of Painting Becomes The Hope Of Broadcasting As Bob Ross Works Hit The Auction Block For PBS
Peaceful landscapes, and happy little trees- these are the works of Bob Ross, and they’re about to be sold at auction. Beginning next month, 30 original Bob Ross paintings will be auctioned by Bonhams, an auction house. The sale will raise funds for U.S. public television stations, many of which are in financial peril following…
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ChatGPT Image Helps Catch Suspect In The Deadly Pacific Palisades Fire – A Landmark First For AI In Criminal Evidence
In what may be the first arrest of its kind, the arrest of a suspect in California’s most destructive wildfire may rest, in part, on the words and images he gave to artificial intelligence. On Wednesday, federal authorities arrested 29-year-old Jonathan Rinderknecht, a former Pacific Palisades resident, and charged him with setting the Palisades Fire,…
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HBO Unveiled Their First Trailer For ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ At New York City Comic Con
It’s an exciting time to be a Westerosi. HBO just dropped the first trailer for its Game of Thrones prequel series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms at the brand’s New York Comic Con panel. Coming to HBO and Max in January 2026, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms stars Peter Claffey as Ser Duncan…
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Anaheim Police Confirm Death Of Disneyland Visitor During Haunted Mansion Ride
On a day of celebration and Halloween fun at Disneyland, a woman in her 60s had died while on the theme park’s Haunted Mansion Holiday attraction. Anaheim Police Sgt. Matt Sutter said police and paramedics were dispatched to the ride after the woman was discovered not breathing at the end of the attraction. Disneyland security…
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Inside Disney’s $7-Figure Deal For ‘Impossible Creatures’ (AKA The Fantasy World That Could Rival Hogwarts)
Disney has purchased the rights to British author Katherine Rundell’s fantasy book series Impossible Creatures, creating a new slate for a fantasy series that’s been hailed as a potential heir to the legacy of the Harry Potter series.
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Robert Irwin Shakes Up ‘Dancing With The Stars’, Even Without A Top Score (And Steals The Show With A Surprise Casting Reveal)
This week on Dancing With the Stars, Robert Irwin may not have scored the highest, but that didn’t stop him from stealing the show.
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The Scariest True Crime Series Of The Year Proves Friday The 13th Is No Myth – And A New Episode Streams Tonight, October 8 On HBO Max
Attention fans of all things macabre, The Friday the 13th Murders is a true crime docuseries you don’t want to miss. The Investigation Discovery and HBO Max-produced six-part series spotlights real murder and attack cases that all took place, or are connected to, the day most of us are too afraid to schedule anything ~…
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Billie Eilish’s Brother Finneas Sparks Outrage After Shady Posts About Taylor Swift’s New Album ‘The Life of a Showgirl’
The internet is on fire yet again, and this time, the culprit is Finneas O’Connell. The Grammy-winning producer and brother to pop superstar Billie Eilish has come under fire for appearing to shade Taylor Swift and her brand-new album The Life of a Showgirl. The saga began with a single Instagram Story, but has since…
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5 Harrowing Truths From ‘Ozzy: No Escape From Now’ – The Prince of Darkness Takes His Final Bow In Paramount+’s Devastating Farewell
Ozzy Osbourne has always defied the odds. A prince of chaos who found a way to turn madness into money and addiction into art. The father who, after decades of endless parties, lived to see his children grow up. For over five decades, the dark prince of heavy metal has remained remarkably, impossibly indestructible. Yet…
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Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ Sparks Hilarious Reactions On X – Here Are 15 Of The Best
1. We can’t really disagree here… 2. Us too, Travis. 3. Your move, Charli. 4. Petty queen? Or drama queen? 5. Let’s give it up for New Heights! 6. IYKYK (or click this to see Nicki Minaj’s hilarious reaction.) 7. Wood. Enough said. 8. Don’t mess with her squad. 9. Oh Joe… 10. Oh Blake…
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12 Creepy Urban Legends That Turned Out To Be Horrifyingly Real
1.The Snuggler 2. Never Trust A Fairy 3. Sea Monsters?! 4. Mud Murder 5. Tree-per 6. Black Volga 7. U.S. Government Is Everywhere 8. The North Pond Hermit 9. A Little ‘Too’ Nice 10. IRL Boogyman 11. Unbreakable Windows? 12.
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Students Reported Missing Cash (But Mostly Missing Sleep) – The LSU Serial Snuggler Was After Something Stranger Than Burglary
In September 2003, college students at Louisiana State University were the victims of one of the strangest crime waves in Baton Rouge history. The 24-year-old former LSU student Steve Danos had a habit of sneaking into people’s apartments late at night, usually through unlocked doors and windows. What he did once inside was far more…
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DNA Links Sisters Abandoned In 1989 To Woman Brutally Murdered In Arizona Desert
Investigators in Arizona made an astonishing announcement in one of the state’s oldest cold cases. Two sisters missing since 1989 were found alive in California after their mother was murdered in the desert more than 30 years ago. The shocking end of the 36-year-old case reopened investigators’ efforts to find the killer or killers of…
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Once-In-A-Lifetime Jump Turns Into Near-Death Plunge For British Tourist In Las Vegas
They always say what goes up must come down, but nobody expects it to come down this hard. British daredevil Mitchell Deakin certainly didn’t when his dream trip to the U.S. turned into a nightmare, thousands of feet in the air.