Month: February 2026

Ozzy Osbourne was honored with a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award and an all-star tribute performance at the 2026 BRIT Awards on Saturday night, February 28th, in Manchester, England. After a video tribute, Dolly Parton appeared via video from Nashville to honor Ozzy, saying, “His legacy has left a permanent imprint on music lovers everywhere,” before
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It’s another strong week in the land of television. And we eagerly jumped at the opportunity to discuss the Characters of the Week who left a lasting impression via compelling character journeys, intriguing story arcs, and standout moments. Check out our full list! Amanda Wagner (Will Trent) (Matt Miller/Disney) While I hate that Amanda’s best
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Paris was ablaze with flashbulbs and cinematic prestige as the César celebration honored the extraordinary legacy of Jim Carrey — and Despina Mirou found herself not only attending the historic French event, but sharing the very same red carpet and atmosphere with the legendary actor she so deeply admires. The moment was electric. As photographers
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The Games may be done, but Jenn and I have one final Olympic Crime to discuss on Murder Made Fiction before we move into a new month. After tackling Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding three different ways (a 30 for 30 episode, the NBC satire Nancy and Tonya: The Inside Story, and Craig Gillespie’s star
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There have never been more new queer books coming out every week—but that doesn’t mean they’re easy to find. When I put together my round-up of new queer releases each month for Our Queerest Shelves, it requires a ton of research, including sifting through early reviews for any mentions of queerness, because that’s not always
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Kelly Ripa recently celebrated a big milestone on LIVE With Kelly & Mark. Around this time, she also recently spoke about how things weren’t always easy on the show. She also shared something that inspired her to keep pushing forward. Kelly Ripa Recently Celebrated 25 Years On LIVE With Kelly & Mark Ripa first joined
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Neil Sedaka, the Brooklyn-born singer-songwriter and pianist behind No. 1 hits including “Laughter in the Rain” and “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,” died on Friday, February 27th in Los Angeles. He was 86. Beyond his performing career, Sedaka was a prolific songwriter who penned Captain & Tennille’s “Love Will Keep Us Together” as well
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I’ve always loved a sequel. As a child, I assumed the more recent the film, the higher the quality, and I frequently jumped into the middle of long-established franchises before seeking out their opening chapters. Ghostbusters II, for example, still holds a special place in my heart because it introduced me to the haunted world
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“Slow-burn” can sometimes be a backhanded compliment, but when it comes to shows like The Americans, slow-burn is an accurate description and one that does not slander the six-season masterpiece. A period spy drama set during the Cold War, The Americans is a thrilling series of deception and carefully interlaced plots. Keri Russell and Matthew
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In the wake of significant layoffs across its publications last week, Out and The Advocate publisher Equalpride announced that it has acquired Condé Nast’s LGBTQ+ news and culture website Them. According to The Hollywood Reporter (THR), the LGBTQ+ media publisher confirmed the acquisition of Condé Nast’s only LGBTQ+ property on Friday. Related “Equalpride exists to
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Goosebumps: Say Cheese and Die!was originally published in November 1992 (Spine #4). The series adaptation later aired on Friday February 9, 1996 (runtime: 22 minutes). Whatever the number of copies of the Goosebumps book series that my elementary school library actually housed was decidedly not enough to meet the demand of its ravenous patrons. Checking
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For the first time ever (we think?), every single movie in the 10-film Saw franchise is now streaming in a single place, with Netflix becoming the new home of all things Saw. Every. Single. Saw movie. Now streaming on Netflix! The complete franchise collection includes… Saw (2004) Saw II (2005) Saw III (2006) Saw IV
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Radiohead is promising a fight after a choral version of its classic song “Let Down” was used without permission in a post on the U.S. Immigration and Enforcement Control’s official Instagram page. “We demand that the amateurs in control of the I.C.E. social media account take it down,” the band says in a statement released
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Killer Collectibles highlights the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to physical media, artwork, and much more. Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week! Predator 2 Figure from NECA NECA has revealed a Predator 2 action figure recreating the 1990 film’s poster. The 7″ scale
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Tubi is partnering with The Black List, a platform for writers to showcase their projects for industry professionals, with a new initiative for horror screenwriters. Deadline reports that the initiative will provide writers with the opportunity to submit horror script with the intention for Tubi to produce and distribute the selected project. The Black List
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In the wake of their awesome line of retro-style air freshener trading cards based on all your favorite horror movies, award-winning fragrance houseXyrena is back with another brand new product. The company has been conjuring up scents inspired by horror movies for the last few years now, and their latest release is by far the
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