Month: October 2026

Midnight: Spider-Man Issue 1 is published by Marvel Comics. Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, art by ScieTronc, colors by Neeraj Menon and letters by Joe Caramagna. At the start of a new universe in Midnight: Spider-Man Issue 1, Peter Parker is led into Oscorp. As a sinister new universe opens, Johnson spends a master of
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There are way too many musical biopics. Less of a Stranger (Mniej Obcy) is no exception. The Polish-language Netflix Original story of 80s Polish rocker Jan Borysewicz is as cookie-cutter as it gets. If you have no idea who Jan Borysewicz or his band Lady Pank are, there’s a somewhat interesting lesson on Communist Polish
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Hide by Carolina Ebeid “It adds up to a memorable and skillful excavation of identity and inheritance.” —Publishers Weekly “Carolina Ebeid interlaces American English, Palestinian Arabic, and Cuban Spanish as she excavates memories—of her Palestinian father and Cuban mother’s forced migrations—in order to reconstruct her own ancestry and chart her path forward.” —National Book Awards
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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. Amazon’s October Prime Day sale begins this week, and I’m already finding some good deals on smartwatches. As part of this list, I’m including traditional smartwatches like those from Apple, Google, and Samsung, and
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Filmmaker Mike P. Nelson has been a noted up-and-coming voice in horror throughout the 2020s, and his hiring as director of the eleventh film in the Saw franchise has put more eyes on him than ever. Although he likely didn’t intend it, the Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025) helmer’s latest, Beware Boiúna, is a promising audition for
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Anna Meredith is kicking off 2027 with new work. Darling is the contemporary classical composer’s first non-soundtrack album since 2021’s Bumps Per Minute: 18 Studies for Dodgems, which followed 2019’s Fibs. The music video for the first single, “Dusky,” is out now. You can watch its surreal stop-motion visuals below before the LP’s release on
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Mad Eden by Morgan Thomas “Radically inventive, compassionate, and perspicacious. Compulsively page-turning.” —Kirkus “This breathtaking and destabilizing story is a deep and honest dive into questions of caretaking, obligation, love, and queer and autistic survival in a hostile world.” —Library Journal “A trans telehealth worker’s safety comes under threat just as they’ve found happiness with
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Enable audio Disable videos Bring Me The News “I’m literally a U.S. citizen. I’m literally a U.S. citizen.” An employee at Target is detained in January 2026 in Richfield, Minnesota. Video credit: Bring Me The News Enable audio Disable videos Experts have long warned that immigration dragnets and the erosion of civil rights for immigrants
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