Month: February 2026

The bizarre experiment that is The Strangers reboot trilogy has finally reached its end. Madelaine Petsch’s exhausted final girl Maya has been on the run for one night of grueling hell, stretched far too thin across three separate films. However, instead of a full circle reckoning, The Strangers: Chapter 3 crawls toward its confused conclusion.
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Xbox‘s Free Play Days are back, and this weekend’s offerings are available from February 5–8, once again running from Thursday until late on Sunday night. What sets this weekend apart is the sheer volume of titles, since six free games are all available right now and throughout the weekend. Unlike last week’s offerings, this time
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. 2026 Libby Book Award Finalists The finalists for the Libby Book Award, which honors the best books of
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To Be Published in Paris The newest book from the man Britain’s Channel4 TV calls the Einstein, Newton, Darwin, and Freud of the 21st century is about to be published, not in the USA where Bloom lives, but in France.  An Interview With (The) Lucifer (Principle) will be published in Paris early in 2026 by Jardin de
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“Sometimes you don’t want to eat with other people,” Whoopi continued in her recent interview. “Sometimes you just want to go and have some pasta. You don’t want to say, ‘Do you want red wine or white wine?’ I don’t give a f–k what you want.” But that doesn’t mean she hasn’t shared her heart
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Oakland-based songwriter and field recordist Kathryn Mohr has announced a new album, Carve. Her second full-length LP will arrive on April 17 on the Flenser. Mohr has also shared its lead single, “Property,” which you can listen to below. “Property” took shape from an “amalgamation of dream images and visions” that Mohr had throughout last
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Queen B is getting her own Gossip Girl book. Cecily von Ziegesar—the author behind the YA novel series that was adapted into not one, but two TV shows—is writing a standalone sequel centered around fan-favorite character Blair Waldorf, according to Deadline. Titled Blair, the book will follow the Constance Billard School for Girls alum as
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Fos News host Jesse Watters | Screenshot Fox News host Jesse Watters has been raked over the coals after ranting about gay Congressman Robert Garcia (D-CA) immigrating to America from Peru at the age of five. “You know where Congressman Garcia was born? Peru,” Watters said, explaining that “Mommy brought him over here when he
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Bill Gates would take it all back if he could.  As more documents related to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein are made public, many of the individuals named within them are speaking out on their inclusion—including the Microsoft founder.  “Every minute I spent with him, I regret,” Gates told 9 News Australia’s Charles Croucher in an
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