What’s there left to say about the Murdaugh murders and ‘killer clown’ John Wayne Gacy? A lot

Both of these limited series dramatize well-publicized and often-discussed true crime cases. One focuses on the 2021 Murdaugh murders, which revealed the downfall of a powerful South Carolina family with a long legal history. The other revisits the crimes of John Wayne Gacy, a notorious serial killer responsible for the deaths of at least 33 young men and boys between 1972 and 1978.

Zoey Deutsch’s VERY telling reaction goes viral after she is asked about controversial co-star James Franco in twisted game

I’ve been seeing this old clip of actress Rainn Wilson – or, as many know her, ‘Chicks in The Office’ – making the rounds online again, and it’s pretty funny! Basically, she’s playfully deciding which of her former co-stars she’d marry, hook up with, or, well, eliminate. It’s a lighthearted bit that people are rediscovering and sharing, and it’s definitely getting a lot of attention right now.

The Dark True Story Behind Murdaugh: Death in the Family

This series explores the events surrounding the Murdaugh family leading up to the 2021 murders of Maggie and Paul Murdaugh on their property. Alex Murdaugh was later convicted of these killings, as well as related weapons charges. Simultaneously, Paul Murdaugh was facing criminal charges due to a 2019 boat crash in South Carolina that resulted in the death of Mallory Beach. While Paul’s case was being investigated, journalists began scrutinizing the powerful Murdaugh family and their law firm, uncovering evidence that Alex had been stealing from his clients and the firm itself.

Marvel Boss Confirms VisionQuest’s 2 Main Characters (Not Wanda Maximoff)

Terry Matalas, the creator of the upcoming Disney+ series *VisionQuest*, has revealed that Vision and Ultron will be the central characters. In an interview with Phase Hero’s Brandon Davis following New York Comic-Con 2025, Matalas hinted at the return of Ultron in robot form, highlighting the roles of Paul Bettany and James Spader. He described them as “the core dynamic of the show.”