Hellraiser, Now Streaming on Tubi, Is Fatal Attraction Meets The Thing

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Clive Barker didn’t intend for Hellraiser to be a typical slasher film. He envisioned a dark, suspenseful thriller focusing on a troubled home life, using gore to drive the plot. The movie blends the intense passion of Fatal Attraction with the disturbing body horror of The Thing. Unlike many horror films, Hellraiser isn’t about a mysterious killer or creative ways to die; it explores themes of obsession, sexuality, and the disintegration of a family. While Pinhead is the most iconic character, the true horror comes from seeing how unchecked desire and infidelity transform an everyday house into a terrifying place.

Haircut One Hundred deliver a night fans won’t forget in Cambridge

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Okay, so how was that Haircut One Hundred gig at the Cambridge Corn Exchange? Honestly, it was fantastic! It’s been 45 years since they had their big hits, and they were at the top of their game back then. Seeing them now, yeah, we’ve all changed a bit, they’ve aged, I’ve aged – but the music? Still incredible. It honestly didn’t feel like any time had passed at all when they started playing.

Carhartt’s Ford Super Duty Truck Is Workwear on Wheels

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Built to honor hardworking craftspeople, the inside features durable upholstery inspired by Carhartt’s rugged duck canvas, complete with its distinctive triple stitching and protective all-weather floor mats. You can find it now at Ford dealerships across the U.S.

DC Officially Confirms Poison Ivy’s Design For Batman’s New Appearance

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Because Batman is such a complex and brooding character, his stories require villains who are equally compelling. This has resulted in a gallery of incredibly smart, terrifying, unpredictable, and dynamic foes for Bruce Wayne. Over the years, many of these villains have been brought to life in both live-action and animated Batman films and TV series.

Coinbase et al. Plot to Loosen Token Rules: A Senate Saga of Schemes and Small Caps

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According to Politico, these three gentlemen-Coinbase, Kraken, and Gemini-have submitted a flurry of redlines to the Senate, suggesting that the current standard might inadvertently bar small, low-liquidity tokens from regulated U.S. exchanges. One must commend their chivalrous concern for innovation, though one suspects their true motive is to avoid handing the CFTC a metaphorical bludgeon to wield over future listings. Imagine, if you will, a future CFTC chair, armed with nothing but a clipboard and a stern expression, gatekeeping the digital frontier like a bouncer at a speakeasy.

The Audacity Cast on Chaos & Desperation in the Series

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The stars of Audacity discuss the show’s wild twists, complex characters, and the strong feelings it evokes. Simon Helberg, Rob Corddry, and Meaghan Rath share insights into what makes the series so captivating and surprising. They explain how Jonathan’s skillful writing and the intricate relationships between characters create a world that feels both intense and … Read more

Press freedom groups allege Larry Ellison promised to fire CNN anchors

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A letter sent Thursday to Paramount’s top lawyer, Makan Delrahim, expresses concern over reports that David Ellison, who owns Paramount, and others may have offered favors to the Trump administration. The groups writing the letter believe these reports suggest a potentially illegal exchange of favors, which would be a violation of their responsibilities to the company and could lead to both civil and criminal penalties.