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“I know by now not to judge a book by its cover, but diving into Lessons in Chemistry still surprised me after flipping past its bubblegum pink cover and playful design.”

— EMMA FRASER, How Does the 'Lessons in Chemistry' Series Compare to the Book?

“Since the release of her last album Anti in 2016, Rihanna has welcomed two children and become a billionaire thanks to her two businesses, Fenty Beauty and Savage X Fenty. Now, the singer will finally give her fans what they have been craving for over half a decade: new music, at least.”

— Alyssa Bailey, Rihanna Is Reportedly Releasing New Music in 2024

“Sometimes, a little squash or pumpkin flair is all you need to make something on theme, but other spooky snacks might require a little extra effort.”

— GRACE SMITH, OLIVIA TRUFFAUT-WONG , Trust, These ~Spooktacular~ Halloween Snack Ideas Are to Die For

“No matter what type of book you choose to write, you need to read widely in that genre.”

— Collective World, Everything You Need To Know About Writing The Perfect Thriller, According To Author Holly Riordan

“Chris Catt, an editor at online horror magazine Creepy Catalog, said minor jump scares might be in decline because audiences are increasingly disenchanted with sensory-based scares that don't tie into a movie's themes or push the plot forward.”

— Alyssa Fowers , Shelly Tan, Analysis | What’s killing the jump scare?

“We’re inching ever closer to Halloween, which means all the streaming services are advertising the hell out of their seasonal playlists. The bummer is that most of their offerings are peak spooky and may be too much if you want to watch something with your sweetheart.”

— Trisha Bartle, 10 Movies To Watch With Your Date This Halloween

“Pop star Britney Spears' new tell-all book, 'The Woman In Me,' doesn't come out until next week - but's already at the top of Amazon's Best Seller list.”

— Andrew Limbong, Britney Spears memoir reaches bestseller status a week before it hits shelves

“This is for the ones who are learning the difference between loving someone and longing for them.”

— Kelly Peacock, Loving, Longing, and Other Liminal Spaces

“Throughout ancient mythology, the stars and constellations were viewed as sources of power and prophecy. From the prophets of ancient Greece to the astrologers of Babylon, civilizations have long believed that the zodiac holds the key to hidden potential and sources of power.”

— Samantha Newman, Collective World, The Secret Magical Powers Of Your Zodiac Sign

“Please brace yourself for essentially every trigger warning imaginable before checking out this list of disturbing documentaries.”

— Natalia Vela, Creepy Catalog, 30+ Dark Documentaries So Brutal You Can Only Watch Them Once

“The girls’ analysis of Swift-Kelce distills key aspects of the junior-Swiftie mind-set, both in its chaste wish-casting (flash back to circa-2009 Taylor, sitting on the bleachers awaiting her shot with the football star) and in its nuanced acknowledgment that Swift, as one of my passengers said, is…”

— Jessica Winter, Bearing Witness with My Daughter at the Church of Taylor Swift

“The show is nominally a satire about a married couple creating a television pilot for a home-improvement series in the town of Espanola, New Mexico, not far from Los Alamos (any jittery association with the site of the atomic bomb test is intentional).”

— Caryn James, The Curse review

“A beautiful martini glass is the ideal vessel for your classic cocktail.”

— Kate Dingwall, We Tested the Best Martini Glasses—Here Are the Results

“Tina Fey confirmed her involvement in the musical movie during an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers earlier this year, explaining how the story will transition back to the screen after its successful Broadway stint.”

— Sara Baalla, First trailer for Mean Girls musical is surprising audiences at Eras Tour screenings

“Each of the first four sections of this article is dedicated to a single timeline within the branching saga of Michael Myers (aka The Shape). This way you can simply pick a timeline, read about what to expect, and watch only the movies in the series related to that particular story.”

— Chris Catt, Creepy Catalog, All the ‘Halloween’ Movies in Order, Separated by Timeline

“A 104-year-old Chicago woman is hoping to be certified as the oldest person to ever skydive after leaving her walker on the ground and making a tandem jump in northern Illinois.”

— AP News, Chicago woman, 104, skydives from plane, aiming for record as the world's oldest skydiver

“The question dogging Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, the concert film version of her commerce-shifting, career-spanning stadium show, is not whether it will be record-breaking but by how much.”

— Adrian Horton, ‘I’d watch it every night’

“Inflation has come for the Do-si-dos cookies.”

— Scott Horsley, Inflation has a new victim

“Because some social media trends birth some aesthetics that never die, here are some of the best soft girl examples in horror movies.”

— Natalia Vela, Creepy Catalog, 10 Horror Movie Characters That Are ‘Soft Girl’-Coded

“While Twitter has always struggled with combating misinformation about major news events, it was still the go-to place to find out what’s happening in the world. But the Israel-Hamas war has underscored how the platform now transformed into X has become not only unreliable but is actively promoting…”

— BARBARA ORTUTAY, Social media is awash in misinformation about Israel-Gaza war, but Musk's X is the most egregious