Backrooms Has The Setup To Become A24’s Highest-Grossing Horror Movie Yet

The film Backrooms is inspired by the popular online story called “Backrooms.” The story follows a fictional research group, Async, as they explore and study this strange place. The film’s creator, Parsons, initially made a viral video about the Backrooms, which has been viewed 79 million times, and later produced 24 related videos. Now, Parsons is directing a Backrooms movie written by Will Soodik. The movie centers on Dr. Mary Kline (played by Renate Reinsve), a therapist who enters the Backrooms to search for her patient, Clark (Chiwetel Ejiofor).

Bruce Springsteen gave DC a night built on hope and defiance

Bruce Springsteen didn’t play “Atlantic City” or any songs from his 1982 album, Nebraska, during the second-to-last concert of his 2026 Land of Hope and Dreams tour. While those songs’ serious mood might feel fitting for today, Springsteen chose not to include them in the show.

Hypebeast Visits: The Kentucky Distillery Home to Three Generations of Bourbon Crafters

Wild Turkey distillery isn’t just famous in the whiskey world – it’s a Kentucky landmark too. For over 75 years, it’s been located in Lawrenceburg, right on the Kentucky River. The area’s passion for whiskey is evident in how everything is made, but it’s the local climate that truly sets Wild Turkey apart. This climate gives the whiskey a special flavor as it ages, and it’s something you can’t replicate anywhere else.

Crypto’s Circus: When Tokens Meet T&A

In the hallowed annals of 2026, a new hero emerged-or should we say, a new fool. An OnlyFans creator, with a wink and a promise, launched a token on Pump.fun, declaring that when the market cap hit $100,000, she would “flash” on camera. Oh, the subtlety of it all! The token, aptly named “100k I flash!” (ticker SOL, contract Byg7WmAzD47iJbVzcSUfUHJhGRw3k5ebRCQuNWDJpump), was not just a coin but a dare, a challenge to the very gods of decency and financial prudence.

15 Biggest Changes A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder S2 Makes To Holly Jackson’s Sequel Book

The first season of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder received a somewhat mixed response from readers of the book, earning a 68% rating on Rotten Tomatoes with an average of 3.6 out of 5 stars. However, the second season showed more potential thanks to a key change: author Holly Jackson, who was an executive producer and consultant for season 1, became a writer for season 2.