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Why should trick-or-treaters have all the fun? This month’s Indie Discovery List offers a mixed bag of reading treats, from dangerous desires and a marriage with deadly stakes to alien promises and ancient secrets. For readers craving food for thought, there are fresh perspectives on emotions, family life and what it means to live well. Whatever your reading appetite, unwrap a new favorite — and leave room on your TBR for a few surprises. One of Us Must Die by Zelly Ruskin Domestic Thriller Trapped in a deceptively “picture-perfect” marriage, a mother of three plots her escape from a controlling…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter There’s a new type of landslide affecting northern latitudes, and it could affect more areas as the planet continues to warm.These landslides, called permafrost detachment slides, occur in areas with relatively thin permafrost and seem to be a long-term impact of wildfire in these environments, according to a paper published Sept. 23 in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. Such slides have not been observed in the region before and may be unprecedented over the past 10,000 years or more, said study leader Joseph Young, who…

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Movies Home » James Gunn’s Clayface Defense Has Every DCU Fan Making the Same MCU Comment James Gunn‘s blunt reaction to Clayface missing connective tissues to expand the DCU has sparked MCU comparisons. Led by Tom Rhys Harries, the R-rated body horror movie hit theaters last week. Gunn recently defended Clayface, stating it’s “an alternate universe”. “I dislike the idea that individual stories aren’t meaningful unless they lead to something else,” he wrote on Threads. Soon, several fans came forward in his support. They also drew parallels with the MCU while defending Gunn’s perspective. One fan, named @infinitesky21, wrote, “Feels…

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Nicki Minaj rode in style to a Republican rally in Port Huron, Mich., on Sunday (Oct. 25), as she joined Donald Trump and members of his administration on Air Force One. The rapper shared a video of herself on the presidential jet on X Sunday (Oct. 25), walking around the lavish aircraft as she adjusted her hair. “#AirForceOneBARBIE,” she captioned the clip along with an airplane emoji. Trump had invited Minaj to the rally’s podium — introducing her as the queen of rap — to address the audience while campaigning for Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers. The Queens rapper continued…

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Eric Bauza, the Emmy-winning voice actor best known for bringing Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and numerous other cartoon characters to life, died October 25, according to a family statement. He was 46. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner listed his cause of death as hypertensive cardiovascular disease. Bauza’s career spanned 25 years, with more than 400 credits across film, television, and video games, beginning with the 2001 animated series “The Ripping Friends.” His Looney Tunes credits included “Looney Tunes Cartoons,” “Bugs Bunny Builders,” and the feature films “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” “The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google In case you just realized that it’s almost November and the need to find a new pair of boots is getting more urgent by the day, step into my office. Fact: A great pair of boots is the key to a great fall and winter outfit. And there’s one flat-boot trend in particular that’ll upgrade any outfit and make it look especially fresh this season. The trend is soft-leather flat ankle boots, and every fashion person I know has it on their radar right now.Given the enormous popularity of soft-leather…

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Flipping over this mouse reveals one of the more atypical design decisions being made: the lack of a bottom shell. Instead of an entire underside, there is a thin frame around the circumference of the mouse that holds six feet in place. Between them is a chasm that reveals the entire PCB and battery.Photograph: Henri RobbinsOf particular note is the PCB’s function inside the mouse: Instead of simply sitting inside of the shell, the PCB works as a primary structural component. Similar techniques have been used in designing supercars and sport bikes, with the Ferrari F50 using the engine block…

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As October comes to an end, there’s still time to find a book that makes the month memorable. From chilling mysteries and unexpected twists to moving romances and imaginative worlds, this is your chance to explore stories that spark curiosity and keep you turning pages. Let the changing season inspire you to try something different, revisit a favorite genre, or discover an author whose work is new to you. ✨ Before the calendar turns to November, add a little more adventure, wonder, and excitement to your reading list with a story you won’t want to put down. The Dark Lottery:…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter In the 17th and 18th centuries, the fear of vampires reached extraordinarily heights. People believed corpses could reanimate and wander around, terrorizing villages and spreading disease. They went to extreme lengths to prevent a vampire from rising. Some chopped the deceased person’s head off, others placed sickles across their necks. Many were placed face down in their graves. In one grave in Poland, the remains of a boy were found with an iron padlock around his foot.In this excerpt from “Killing the Dead: Vampire Epidemics…

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Were you to cut the skin of Stan Rennie, his blood would run with the distinct perfume of the Teesside fishing community of which he has been a part for the majority of his life. He lands lobsters, crabs and prawns and though this hasn’t led to vast riches, he has lived a comfortable life, continuing a timeworn tradition that is an essential part of the industry and culture of northeast England. In 2023, Rennie found that his nets and cages were coming up empty and the beaches were strewn with dead and mouldering crustaceans. His livelihood was suddenly in peril, and filmmaker Jeanie…

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Last month, bassist David Ellefson’s current band (Metal Church) shared the stage with his former one (Megadeth) at the Louder Than Life festival. During the latest episode of his podcast – The David Ellefson Show – Ellefson spoke about why watching Megadeth perform was a “rearview mirror moment” that felt like seeing his “very first Megadeth concert.”What Did Ellefson Say About Seeing Megadeth at Louder Than Life 2026?For context, both Metal Church and Megadeth played the main stage at Louder Than Life on Sept. 17, with the former group playing about five hours before the latter (according to Blabbermouth).At the start of…

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Netflix Every decade of television is predominantly shaped by its heroes — but the 2020s might be the first to be defined by its villains. So far, this has been the decade when shows have largely stopped hand-wringing over antiheroes and started asking audiences to immerse themselves in true evil. We’ve moved past the morally conflicted mobster and the socially conscious serial killer — now, a show can confront you with a straight-up stalker and murderer and trust you’ll watch him narrate his growing body count. Beyond villainous protagonists, the…

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Featured Podcasts Lenny’s Podcast: An 86-minute guide to finding PMF | Rob Snyder (Author, The Power of Pull) Interviews with world-class product leaders and growth experts to uncover actionable advice to help you build, launch, and grow your own product. Subscribe to Lenny’s Podcast. Big Technology Podcast: Google’s Potential, AI Money Spigot Shutting?, PHP Bug & Cybersecurity’s “Black October” The Big Technology Podcast takes you behind the scenes in the tech world featuring interviews with plugged-in insiders and outside agitators. Subscribe to Big Technology Podcast. Machine Gods: Fired OpenAI Safety Researchers Speak Out + We Look Inside Pandora’s Box The…

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Today’s Featured Book Deals $1.99Frenemies With Benefits by Synithia WilliamsGet This Deal $1.99The Five Wounds by Kirstin Valdez QuadeGet This Deal $2.99An Unkindness of Ghosts by Rivers SolomonGet This Deal $3.99Girls Like Us: Fighting for a World Where Girls Are Not for Sale by Rachel LloydGet This Deal $2.99The Sisters Grimm: Council of Mirrors by Michael Buckley, Peter FergusonGet This Deal $0.99The Idiot by Fyodor DostoevskyGet This Deal $0.99The Moon-Spinners by Mary StewartGet This Deal $0.99The Queen’s Spy by Clare MarchantGet This Deal View Original Source Here

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter quick factsWhat it is: The head of the sassy Seagull Nebula (IC 2177)Where it is: Between the constellations Monoceros and Canis Major, about 3,700 light-years awayWhen it was shared: Oct. 22, 2026When a seagull stares you down, scientists recommend that you stare right back at it to keep your dignity (and your french fries) intact.Two years ago, astronomers at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory put this idea — and their brand-new telescope — to a test of cosmic proportions, aiming an experimental 144-megapixel camera at…

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Movies Home » Donald Sutherland’s Witch Haunting Movie Based on a True Story Is Now Streaming for Free Donald Sutherland stars in a supernatural horror film inspired by one of America’s most famous haunting legends. The story follows a family terrorized by an invisible entity in 19th-century Tennessee. As the incidents escalate, the family begins uncovering disturbing secrets. The 2005 horror film An American Haunting brings the Bell Witch legend to the screen. Lionsgate Movies has now uploaded the film to its official YouTube channel. The film combines historical elements with psychological horror to explore the mystery behind a family’s…

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Turnstile capped the latest leg of their “NEVER ENOUGH TOUR” with their biggest hometown-area gathering yet, drawing an estimated 60,000 people to a free benefit concert at the Washington Monument on Saturday, October 24th. The Baltimore hardcore band staged the National Mall show with Human Concern International to raise money for humanitarian relief efforts in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon. When Turnstile first announced the concert earlier this month, organizers were aiming to raise $100,000; by Sunday, the fundraiser had surpassed $220,000. Get Turnstile Tickets Here For frontman Brendan Yates, who grew up in Burtonsville, Maryland, the massive setting was also…

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CBS Years before her tenure as a forensic scientist on “NCIS,” actress Pauley Perrette could be seen working in an unlikely spot: Frasier’s beloved Café Nervosa.  Perrette’s short-lived “Frasier” stint saw her portray a Café Nervosa waitress in the Season 4 episodes “The Impossible Dream” and “Three Dates and a Breakup.” In 1996’s “The Impossible Dream,” Perrette sports her natural blonde hair and the simple apron of a café waitress — a far cry from the Goth appearance that defined her “NCIS” character Abby Sciuto. Perrette’s waitress contributes to a handful of laughs throughout “Three Dates and a Breakup,” unwittingly embarrassing…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Ask any fashion editor for their favourite minimalist brands and they’ll all agree—few designers do it quite like The Row. The Olsen twins’ luxury label has built a devoted following around its understated approach to dressing, championing considered minimalism, impeccable tailoring and beautifully crafted pieces that speak for themselves. Unlike some fashion houses, their cult appeal lies in their “iykyk” sensibility— with no obvious logos, signature prints or heavy branding, it’s all about the power of a perfectly cut coat, a pair of fluid trousers or a simple knit that…

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Welcome to Kernel Panic, a weekly newsletter by Lily Hay Newman and Matt Burgess from inside the new world of privacy and digital security. To receive this newsletter in your inbox each week, sign up here.As security teams and web admins scrambled this week to patch newly public PHP bugs, criminal hackers quickly attempted to exploit the flaws in the wild. Millions of exploitation attempts hit within hours of the vulnerabilities being published, according to analysis from Cloudflare—unsurprising given broad access to AI tools that can make it easier for attackers to quickly exploit flaws.So far, the nightmare scenario of…

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Dear Voracious Reader, What a week! I had the pleasure of celebrating a wonderful person Caroline Barney and her new book Connected: From Stuck to Thriving in the Middle of the Chaos. I joined readers and friends at events in Westport and Bridgeport, CT and, just last night at Manhattan’s New York Public Library. There was something especially lovely about gathering to discuss her book in a place devoted to stories and the people who share them. What stayed with me most was the warmth and energy in those rooms. The conversations, the enthusiasm, the simple pleasure of being together —…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter October’s full “Hunter’s Moon” is about to rise, and skywatchers will get two great chances to see it appear on the eastern horizon around sunset.Although it officially turns full at 12:11 a.m. EDT on Monday (Oct. 26), the Hunter’s Moon will appear almost perfectly full as it rises on both Sunday (Oct. 25) and Monday evenings, giving skywatchers two opportunities to observe it.October’s full moon is nicknamed the Hunter’s Moon because it was traditionally a signal for hunters to prepare for the coming cold winter…

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God, don’t you just hate it when you’re at a fancy cocktail soirée and Wagner’s kids trap you in their sight lines and attempt to rehabilitate the reputation of their father, his work having provided an unwitting soundtrack to the Third Reich? And it’s not just the rightists who are a pain, as there’s nothing worse than being collared by a Stalinist apparatchik doled up in full military regalia asking to pencil in a breakout chat on Mephistophelean dialectics – when the time allows. Such are the trials of German literary sage Thomas Mann, who in 1949 returns from self-instigated exile in California to his…

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Slayyyter is calling off the last shows of her ongoing UK and European tour on doctor’s orders. In an Instagram story viewed by Pitchfork, the pop singer wrote, “I am heartbroken to share after multiple doctor visits i have laryngitis and vocal cord tears,” adding, “Because of this, i am forced to cancel the remaining UK/EU dates to avoid permanent damage to my voice.” Among the scrapped Wor$t Girl in America tour stops are Copenhagen, Hamburg, Warsaw, Prague, Berlin, Antwerp, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Brighton, and London. Slayyyter has promised full refunds to fans and is “already working on rebooking shows…

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From “Weapons” to “Resident Evil” to “Whalefall,” Austin Abrams is having an amazing few years in the movies. He’s been so much fun on film, in fact, that it’s easy to forget he was once best known for his TV characters. A lot of TV viewers first became familiar with Abrams from his recurring role in “Euphoria” where he played Ethan, one of the few well-adjusted characters in the entire series. Others know him from Seasons 5 and 6 of “The Walking Dead,” where he played Carl Grimes’ ill-fated frenemy Ron Anderson. For those…

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Featured Podcasts Big Technology Podcast: Google’s Potential, AI Money Spigot Shutting?, PHP Bug & Cybersecurity’s “Black October” The Big Technology Podcast takes you behind the scenes in the tech world featuring interviews with plugged-in insiders and outside agitators. Subscribe to Big Technology Podcast. Machine Gods: Fired OpenAI Safety Researchers Speak Out + We Look Inside Pandora’s Box The official podcast of the singularity, from Casey Newton and Kevin Roose. Twice-weekly news, analysis, and interviews with the people who are building the future. Subscribe to Machine Gods. The Upstarts Podcast: The Parking Startup That Swallowed A 100-Year-Old Giant | Metropolis CEO…

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What’s the story behind the story? What inspired you to write this book? About two and a half years ago, I had two stories in my normal genre all outlined and researched. I’d developed my characters and sketched out their arcs. I had the opening scenes visualized in my head, but when I sat down at my computer, I couldn’t write one word. Nothing happened—I was frozen. So I switched to the second idea. Again, nothing. Not one word. That had never happened before, and I didn’t know what was wrong. My stories were ready to go. Why couldn’t I…

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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The largest artificial intelligence (AI) firms increasingly understand that they are hostages of one another. If one firm pushes ahead recklessly, others may feel compelled to follow. If one deploys a dangerous model without adequate safeguards, others may see it as a green light to do the same.The debate over AI has centered on what governments should do to regulate this frontier technology. That remains essential. But a more immediate question is emerging: Can the companies building these powerful systems take action independently before they…

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Movies Home » Terry Crews & Lil Wayne’s Comedy Movie From Tremors Director Now Streaming for Free Fans of sports comedies have a new movie to add to their watchlist, as a comedy featuring Terry Crews and Lil Wayne is now available to stream for free. Directed by the filmmaker behind the cult favorite Tremors, the movie brings together an unexpected combination of comedy and sports. On October 23, 2026, Lionsgate Movies uploaded Who’s Your Caddy? to its official YouTube channel, making the comedy available to stream for free. Crews plays Tank in the movie, while Wayne portrays himself. Viewers…

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