When an ordinary work errand turns into a bloody, nightmarish catastrophe, one man’s ultimate challenge isn’t saving the world—it’s keeping his daughter alive. Deadlocked: Dad of the Dead, the highly anticipated horror-comedy from writer and director Casey Jackson, will begin streaming exclusively onScreamify on July 1, 2026. Trading grand, apocalyptic battlefields for the claustrophobic terror
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North West is not here to blend in. Vendetta Daillly The 11-year-old daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West made a bold appearance at the Vetements show during Paris Men’s Fashion Week, arriving in a fully committed gothic look that turned heads inside and out. North wore an oversized black Vetements logo long-sleeve top with
The books colleges are reading in 2026, nominees for a literary prize cleared of using AI, the new trailer for Sense and Sensibility, and more. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Here are the stories we covered ourselves on Book Riot
LGBTQ+ consumers spend about $1.4 trillion in the U.S. annually and $3.9 trillion globally, but about 70% are spending their money with businesses that they see supporting the community — and an almost equal amount are avoiding companies they see as reducing their inclusion commitments — according to a new report released on Tuesday by
The latest tribute to Lionel Messi missed the mark. After an 85-foot statue was put up in Patagonia, Argentina in honor of the famed soccer player during the FIFA World Cup, fans took note of an awkward, NSFW mistake. Messi’s statue sees the player donning an Argentina jersey and kneeling over a World Cup trophy,
Psychological thriller series The Testaments opens with a black screen. We hear a radio signal — fragmented, static, fading in and out. “Radio Free Boston.” “Radio Free America.” “Forever the sound of freedom.” The voices overlap, cut off, begin again. Words and phrases appear on screen, one by one: Gilead. A totalitarian regime. Plummeting birth
Ever the Imax advocate, Christopher Nolan recalled introducing Ryan Coogler to the high-res format. The 2x Oscar winner recently noted that he assured Coogler it “wasn’t crazy” using Imax to film his 2025 film Sinners, which earned Autumn Durald Arkapaw the Academy Award for Best Cinematography. “Ryan called me before he committed to Imax,” he
Summer has traditionally been a time for Salem barbecues, lakeside drama, and stories that’ll hook teen viewers. Sadly, Days of Our Lives spoilers for the week of 6-29-26 offer Fourth of July fireworks but little else. Although there is movement in some stories, it feels like a lot of the spoilers are the same old
Harmony Tividad is done with the intentional brain-rot pop of Gossip, at least for now. The former Girlpool member picks back up the acoustic guitar and, with it, her natural instincts for indie-pop earworms. Broadly recounting an endless cycle of becoming in the modern world, Lifetime is a detailed and thoughtful reflection that takes note
Surviving a horror movie requires more than luck. The characters who make it to the final scene usually possess the same traits. They adapt. They remain unpredictable. They also refuse to follow the obvious path. From the calculated terror of Michael Myers to the relentless pursuit of Ghostface, horror villains are overcome by those who
Some nights you just have to stop and soak it all in. BET Awards weekend kicked off with a beautifully curated evening honoring the legendary music executive Sylvia Rhone. Hosted by Monami Productions and Mona Scott-Young and supported by the Black Music Collective, the night was a love letter to Black music, culture, and the
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It was the summer of 1956, and Michael Lloyd Gregory was seated on the front porch of his home in Wichita, Kansas, posing for a photo taken by his father. He was two years old at the time. “My mom ‘styled’ me that day,” he recalls. Related “My dad wore athletic shirts around the house,”
After the show lost one of its most beloved members, several figures in the DWTS world—past and present—honored Wheeler on social media. “In 2005, when you first heard the music of @dancingwiththestars, it was coming from Harold Wheeler and his orchestra,” original host Tom Bergeron wrote in a June 25 Instagram post. “Nothing gave me
Most college bands die quietly. A debut, a handful of shows, then the slow drift into jobs and separate cities until nobody bothers to announce it’s over. Matt Jones and the Bobs nearly went that way. They formed at Radford University in 2011, released “Brother’s Hymn” in 2014 while they were still students, and disbanded
As Supergirl rolls out in theaters, the sophomore outing in James Gunn and Peter Safran’s new look DCU continues to receive lukewarm reception. With more and more critics and general audiences experiencing Supergirl in theaters, the film continues to hover around the fresh/rotten threshold on Rotten Tomatoes, currently sitting at 58% as of the time
Megyn Kelly has shown to have complex views concerning President Donald Trump. While she has endorsed him multiple times throughout the years, there have been times she hasn’t held back from criticizing his policies when she disagrees. Recently, she came to his defense when a certain event was criticized by another prominent figure: Larry David.
Empress Of has announced new album Dream House, the follow-up to 2024’s For Your Consideration. Out Sept 18 via Giant Music, the record reflects on life after the Altadena fires that destroyed Lorely Rodriguez’s home—a topic explored on the single “Wild Storm,” released today with a Mitch deQuilettes-directed video shot in the aftermath. Rodriguez will
At the Legend Club in Milan, the “Nekromantik Day” marked a historic moment for underground cinema: the first official screening and first Italian home video release of Buttgereit’s film. NAQB was there. After 38 years of circulation exclusively as bootlegs, Nekromantik (1987) by Jörg Buttgereit has arrived in official form in Italy for the first
The Smith family showed up and showed out. Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith, and all of his children — Jaden, Willow, and Trey — arrived in coordinated all-black looks to celebrate Jaden Smith’s Christian Louboutin event in Paris, and the family fashion moment did not go unnoticed. Will Smith was styled by @OfficialFawn in a
Barnes & Noble’s biggest books of fall, a touching library moment from the Obama Presidential Center’s opening ceremony, essential American literature, and more. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Here are the biggest headlines from last week. The Biggest Books of
To photographer Mel Porter, one of the clearest examples of the Trump administration’s antipathy for the LGBTQ+ community isn’t what it’s done, but what it has stopped doing. “I actually do work for the Veterans Hospital in Buffalo,” Porter said. “And one of the things that’s been noticeable is, the last two years, we haven’t
Travis Kelce‘s wish list continues to grow. As the Kansas City Chiefs star prepares to tie the knot with Taylor Swift, a resurfaced New Heights clip hints that another milestone might also be on the horizon. Indeed, the topic of kids previously came up while discussing a potential family reunion with brother Jason Kelce during
The term tropicanibalismo has been circulating within experimental music scenes in Colombia since at least the early 2000s, broadly encompassing new and innovative approaches to coastal popular and folkloric music forms. Cumbión Planetario is Bogotá-based duo Rizomagic’s newest contribution to this tropicanibalismo landscape. Rooted in cumbia (with a particular nod to languid, Monterrey-born cumbia rebajada),
K. Bhagyaraj, the Indian filmmaker and actor who held a central place in Tamil-language cinema, died today in Chennai following a heart attack. He was 73. India’s Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan confirmed the filmmaker’s passing, writing on X that Bhagyaraj “made an extraordinary contribution to Indian cinema through his memorable films, distinctive storytelling, and
Tuesdays aren’t the same without the GBI, APD, and the loveable Betty. I miss Will Trent greatly, and one of the main reasons is the wonderful team rapport. There are many procedurals on television, but Will Trent won our hearts because of how the team interacted. (ABC/Screenshot) The journey wasn’t automatic or easy. In fact,
Heavens to Betsy, the punk duo of Corin Tucker and Tracy Sawyer whose 1994 split led to the formation of Sleater-Kinney, will tour this fall for the first time since the breakup. After launching the reunion with a surprise show in Portland, Oregon, last night, Tucker and Sawyer have lined up an itinerary that includes
Cineverse, an entertainment technology company and studio, announced today that Pitfall will debut on Digital and Video on Demand on June 30, 2026. The film follows a remote hiking trip turned deadly when a concealed trap leaves a young man severely injured and pursued by an unknown hunter. Pitfall made its debut at Los Angeles’ Screamfest Film Festival in
Seasonal wardrobe shifts have a way of exposing what’s actually working in a closet and what’s been coasting on habit. The pieces that carry a wardrobe through a genuine transition — not just a swap of heavy fabric for light, but an actual shift in mood and palette — tend to be the accessories rather
Publishers Weekly picks 15 essential works of American literature, Barnes & Noble announces this year’s Discover Prize winner, a library quiz, and more. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Essential American Literature, According to PW Publishers Weekly came up with a
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