A concept alone does not a horror film make. That said, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone who is not at least a little bit scandalized by the idea behind IFC and Shudder‘s Breeder. Directed by Alex Goyette, Breeder introduces audiences to one of 2026’s most repulsive villains in backwoods eugenicist Patti (Dot-Marie Jones), who aims to create
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Veteran Illinois shoegaze band Hum have announced a 2027 tour, their first proper run since 2015. The U.S. treck kicks off in Atlanta in March, stopping in Austin, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Seattle, and more before concluding in San Francisco in July. All dates will feature support from Kansas City’s the Life and Times, while
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Ghost in the Cell paints a vivid picture of what to expect with its title. The arrival of a prisoner starts a chain of murders with a supernatural source. What many won’t expect is the notes of unhinged humor that takes over in the film’s second half, prompting some head scratches before it finds its
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Brakence dropped his new album Marrow just last Friday, and now the producer and singer-songwriter is gearing up to take it on the road across North America. The Marrow Tour kicks off March 4 in San Diego then loops around the continent, hitting major U.S. cities along the way before wrapping up back in Los
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One thing readers like to do almost as much as finding their next read is seeing what other people are reading—which is why we love reporting on the most popular books on Libby. With the more than 22,000 libraries it serves and the 820.5 million checkouts from 2025 alone, it’s easy to see why Libby
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Reporting Highlights Citation’s Track Record: Citation Oil & Gas is named more than any other company in an Oklahoma database of pollution reports and other rule violations — over 1,000 times in the past decade. Pollution Without Punishment: Regulatory agency staff repeatedly recommended the state punish Citation. Instead, agency bosses allowed the company to restart
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We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. If you haven’t heard of the upstart tech brand Nothing, it’s a UK-based company that aims to make products like cellphones and headphones with innovative features and designs—but at a lower price point than
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Tank Chair Episode 4 offers little beyond the fight with the Kurosaka siblings and a few revelations here and there. As such, while still engaging, it doesn’t hold a candle to the previous episode. The episode begins where the last left off, with Touko (Saori Hayami) squaring up against Nagi (Koki Uchiyama) and his Tank Chair
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After a short teaser clip lit up the internet with news of their return, Dead Man’s Bones—the duo of Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields—are officially back with their first new music in 17 years. “Lost in the Night” was produced with longtime collaborator Tim Anderson, and it gets a black-and-white music video starring Hamnet’s Noah
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I noticed a few years ago that, even among the people I knew who didn’t read books often, memoirs were especially intriguing. When we were finalizing our huge list for the best nonfiction books of the century so far, there were so many memoirs that had been nominated—and many still that made the final list.
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