Scalper Movie Review by Matt Boiselle Scalper – written and directed by Chad Ferrin and starring Susan Priver, Jake Busey and Bai Ling Synopsis: After everyone around her is being brutally murdered, a psychic must use her second sight to stay one step in front of the maniac’s blade to solve the mystery. I’m always
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Canadian Filmmaker Anthony Leroy’s Latest Horror-Comedy Arrives on the Dedicated Home for Found Footage FOUND TV, the dedicated home for found footage horror, announced the exclusive worldwide premiere of BUM, the latest feature from Canadian filmmaker Anthony Leroy. The film will debut globally on June 16, available in over 120 countries through FOUND TV’s free-with-ads
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In a culture obsessed with chasing youth while quietly fearing age, Nicole de Moulpied has entered the conversation with a book that refuses to apologize for confidence, beauty, reinvention, or ambition after 40. Her new release, Still a Snack: Your Mid Life Glow Up Guide, is not simply another self-help manual stacked with predictable affirmations.
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As Is Josiah and the Bonnevilles Rounder 8 May 2026 In 2008, Josiah Leming appeared on American Idol, after which he landed a contract with Warner Bros., resulting in 2010’s pop-inflected Come on Kid. Leaving Warner, he went his own way, embracing a folk sound and releasing Josiah and the Bonnevilles’ debutEP,Cold Blood, in 2016.
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Anyone familiar with the work of Ben “Baby” Copperhead will be pleasantly surprised, a little shocked, maybe, at what they heard on Catch a Cold, his fifth studio recording and his first since 2023’s Wailing Viridescence. The psychedelic folk, tinged with the odd pop sensibility and a voracious appetite for unique arrangements and instrumentation that
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Croz Boyce is the newest offshoot of the indie rock institution Animal Collective, featuring Avey Tare (Dave Portner) on guitar and Geologist (Brian Weitz) on electronics, as well as David “Croz” Crosby in spirit. When I think of David Crosby, I think of the hushed reverence of his signature song “Guinnevere”, his ragged intensity on
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It’s been 40 years since They Might Be Giants released their debut album. While the duo of John Linnell and John Flansburgh have made plenty of changes in their working methods and instrumentation over the decades, their core philosophy seems to have remained unaltered. They combine catchy melodies and big hooks with whatever bizarre musical
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A set of billboards featuring messages from OBSESSION’S very own “Nikki” can now be seen in Los Angeles and New York City. Several billboards were unveiled this week with obsessive messages from “Nikki,” becoming increasingly frantic, wondering why fans haven’t texted her yet. Don’t keep her waiting! Fans can opt in to the text line
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Cameras have started rolling in Los Angeles & in Denver on The Dead Rose, an indie Thriller from writer-director Jimmy Drain and starring Frank Stallone, Eric Robert’s and Andrew Divoff. The film’s synopsis reads: Stallone takes on the role of Bishop Cybo, a steadfast Catholic prelate entrusted with guarding an ancient dagger—an artifact so powerful
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The Indie-driven feature marks the first original production from FOUND TV’s founding team TORONTO, ONTARIO — April 28, 2026 — FOUND TV has released the official teaser for its upcoming original feature, A Possession in Lincoln County, offering audiences a first look at the platform’s debut in-house production. Directed by Louie La Vella and written
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A premier podiatric surgeon redefining what it means to put your best foot forward, Dr. Ragland specializes in transformative bunion and hammertoe repair—delivering not only relief from achy soles and toes, but beautifully refined, cosmetic-level results. Her meticulous, patient-first approach prioritizes minimal scarring while providing medically necessary procedures often covered by insurance… because elevated care
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Soap operas are the most prominent form of dramatic narrative in which actors age in real time. François Truffaut’s sequence of films starring Jean-PierreLéaudas the filmmaker’s alter ego,Antoine Doinel; Richard Linklater’sBoyhood(2014); and Jia Zhangke’sCaught by the Tides(2024) are films in which actors age onscreen in the same role,shot over a couple of decades. In the
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Ethel Barrymore: Shy Empress of the Footlights Kathleen Spaltro University of Kentucky Press January 2026 What do we talk about when we talk about the Barrymores, including Ethel Barrymore, discussed here? Are the Barrymores an American performing arts dynasty that exists outside of time? In a culture quick to condemn “nepo babies” for riding the
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Dave Grohl is a multi-threat: singer, songwriter, drummer, guitarist and producer. His ability to multitask also has its disadvantages, given that his focus is spread all over the place. Foo Fighters’ second record following the death of co-frontman Taylor Hawkins, Your Favorite Toy, shows an artist struggling under the weight of overwork. Grohl started compiling
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Paul McCartney witnessed John Lennon singing onstage in Liverpool, John Illsley found guitarist Mark Knopfler sleeping on the floor of an apartment, and Jimmy Page encountered John Paul Jones in a recording studio, pencilling him as a potential bassist for Led Zeppelin. Bandmates come across one another in the most inauspicious of circumstances, leading me
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In the Mesoamerican tourism sphere, the concept of Mundo Maya ideally promotes a coalition born of a unified history and a diverse present. It indexes a vibrant and deeply rooted sense of Maya identity that has persevered through European colonialism and modern globalization. Within this framework, the need to maintain and enact cultural memory is
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Spring is here, along with a bumper crop of new children’s releases. If you know a young reader who’s looking for more to read in the buildup to summer, or you’re a kidlit fan yourself who wants to add to your TBR pile, then there are plenty of great stories coming out in May that
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I ’m fishing with Noah Kahan, and things are looking pretty bleak. We’re at a farm an hour west of Nashville, standing in front of a pond, casting our respective rods and waiting patiently. It’s a perfect day for fishing — an afternoon in early April, not too windy, the sky so clear and blue
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The 2026 Met Gala transformed the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art into a living gallery, as this year’s theme, “Costume Art,” challenged attendees to explore the relationship between fashion and the body as a form of artistic expression. With a dress code of “Fashion Is Art,” guests were invited to treat garments as
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Filmmaker Stephen Soderbergh defended and explained his decision to use some generative artificial intelligence in his upcoming documentary centered around John Lennon’s final interview. Announced last year, John Lennon: The Last Interview features the audio from an interview Lennon and Yoko Ono gave to RKO Radio on Dec. 8, 1980, just hours before Lennon was
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