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Few upcoming horror movies have my attention perked quite like DC Studios’ first official horror movie, the James Watkins-directed Clayface. Even if we didn’t learn anything else about it prior to its October release, I would still be first in line to watch the upcoming DCU release with glee to spare. But that’s thankfully not
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Hunt, Gather, Parent I had a baby late last year and have been steadily charmed by how parenthood turns you into a scientist of sorts, plunging you into crash course after crash course on things like sleep science, physical development, language acquisition, etc. I’ve enjoyed it so much that I’ve been doing some studying in
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You only need to glance at Textiles x Art: How Textiles Are Shaping Contemporary Art to see that it’s special. The cover is designed to look like a woven textile, and the motif continues across the book’s printed edges. Authors Ramona Barry and Beck Jobson have compellingly assembled 44 contemporary textile artists whose work expands
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After admiring the late Pat Conroy’s novels and memoirs for decades—and relating to the “father issues so boldly on display”—Matthew Quick began telling himself, “Your life has become a Pat Conroy book.” Quick and his wife had moved to Lady’s Island, South Carolina, to help care for his aging parents. Now, the author of The
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In the 1970s, an intensive program to eradicate drug addiction made waves. Synanon was at first seen as a positive force, endorsed by celebrities and politicians. Soon, however, darker truths were revealed about the group’s “healing” methodologies and the trauma it forced on innocent adults and children. Rowan Beaird’s sophomore novel, Tenderness, chronicles the 1976
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Rebecca is channeling a bard, Jeff’s referencing multiple epics, Vanessa’s making noises about the score. The nerd factor is turned all the way up today, because we’ve all officially seen The Odyssey. We always do the homework here at Book Riot, and we won’t even try to pretend that we don’t love it when the
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Ponder the Albatross officially released its new single, “Holy Road,” on Friday, July 17, 2026, marking the first release from the band’s highly anticipated debut album, Over Hill and Hollow, arriving October 2, 2026. Written by frontman Josh Bower, “Holy Road” explores the universal struggle between fear and love while encouraging listeners to embrace life’s journey
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What goes around comes around, especially when it comes to fashion trends. And most recently, the trend cycle has embraced babydoll dresses once again. From Anne Hathaway’s boho-chic ensemble at the Odyssey premiere to Olivia Rodrigo’s grunge-inspired outfits and Sabrina Carpenter’s on-stage stage looks, celebrities are proving that babydoll dresses are the secret to summer
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The best television makes you feel things. And the best television characters make you feel everything. Hell, The Vampire Lestat alone has risen to the occasion, delivering characters so complex and performances so remarkable that we’re on the third consecutive year of wondering why this adaptation doesn’t get the award recognition it deserves. But let’s
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Few places capture a winter wonderland better than a charming and rustic ski lodge, and Linden’s Lodge is the ideal setting for Snowbound for the Holidays. Vanessa Lengies and Marcus Rosner are both Hallmark veterans, but despite that, they’ve never worked together… until now! And not only did they serve as a dynamic duo in
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Does anyone like this story about Sarah accusing Holly of using drugs without any evidence whatsoever? It can’t just be me, can it? If you’re as annoyed by it as I am, I have bad news: Days of Our Lives spoilers for the week of 7-20-26 intensify the false accusation for entirely stupid reasons. (Peacock/Screenshot)
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The 1970s are one of horror cinema’s greatest decades, producing some classics that even horror fanatics might have missed. The 1970s were an era that gave audiences undeniable horror classics like The Exorcist, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Jaws, Carrie, and Halloween. These films transformed the genre and continue to dominate conversations about horror’s golden
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After 20 seasons, Married at First Sight has finally stopped pretending it’s a social experiment about love. It’s embracing what it’s actually been for years: a reality show fueled by chaos, conflict, and irresistible mess. And frankly, I’m perfectly content with that. (Jim Bennett/Peacock) For pretty much its entire run, the US versions of this
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