A bit of PR is coming from studios about the newest inclusion of yet another FINAL DESTINATION film into the ranks of horror history..
New Line is bragging up the potential popularity of the film ..
In the first 24-hours of release, the trailer traffic is the second best for any horror movie at 178.7M worldwide views behind New Line’s own It which had near 200M global views.
It is gaining on PENNYWISE and may surpass it..
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The Dead Internet Just Came to Life
If you woke up this morning staring at your screen, wondering if that image in front of you is even real—you might need a little longer this time to figure it out. Suddenly, artificial intelligence is hitting differently.
There was a major update yesterday to ChatGPT, and images are now more perfect than ever. OpenAI just got incredible.
Incredible to the point where it’s more intelligent, more capable—it can now alter images, perfect them, and tailor them to look exactly the way you want. Those weird extra fingers and distorted hands? Gone. The awkward spelling in AI-generated text? Almost flawless now.
I’m not saying this is the “Dead Internet Theory” finally coming to life—but honestly, I think the dead internet has already been creeping in, quietly, for a while. This update just took it up a notch. From here on out, it’s probably time to stop believing every image you see online. Even when it comes from a so-called trusted news outlet, it might be worth keeping a shred of doubt.
Lately, I’ve been talking to people about artificial intelligence—how you really can’t trust what you see online anymore. And their response is usually something like, “Well, I don’t really use social media,” or “I’m not online much.” But that’s not the point.
It doesn’t matter if you think you’re not online. Because everything around you is. Every website. Every platform. Every piece of content. The potential for it to be AI-generated—or completely fake—is now everywhere.
What makes this even more real (or surreal) is that OpenAI just gave us an update that pushes image generation to near-perfection. And if we’re being honest, we already perfected writing. Schools across the country are struggling with students who can’t do a single assignment without ChatGPT stepping in.
And now we’ve arrived at a point where what we see—and very soon, what we hear—might not be accurate, might not be true, and might not be real.
There’s irony here. Because somehow, the dead internet just became more alive than ever.
People across Europe spotted a mysterious blue blob floating in the night sky on Monday..
Videos posted on social media showed the spiral shining bright above the United Kingdom, Croatia and Poland.
The U.K.’s National Meteorological and Climate agency says it was likely caused by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch earlier that day. The rocket’s frozen exhaust plume appears to be spinning in the atmosphere, reflecting sunlight and causing the spiral to appear, they said.
Likely caused by that…
Likely.
Here is a time lapse of the blue light..
The Nevada Museum of Art, which co-produced the installation, said the monolith was installed overnight without permission. They said they do not know who installed it and are working to get it removed.
The monolith appears to be around 12 feet tall and has a QR code along one side that is believed to be involved with a cryptocurrency website.
The motorcade carrying the 88-year-old pope entered the Perugino gate into Vatican City, and Francis was seen in the front passenger seat wearing nasal tubes to give him supplemental oxygen.
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Before leaving the hospital, Francis gave a thumbs up and acknowledged the crowd after he was wheeled out onto the balcony overlooking the main entry. Hundreds of people had gathered on a brilliant Sunday morning to say goodbye.
Chants of “Viva il papa!” and “Papa Francesco” erupted from the crowd, which included patients who had been wheeled outside just to catch his brief appearance.
DEVELOPING..
“I can’t critique this movie, to me it’s perfect. It’s got balls. [Screenwriter] Diablo Cody was outspoken and beautiful and smart and funny,” she said. “We were expressing a certain angst in a very specific, comedic way in a very specific genre. The special effects were so incredible, there were stunts, there was everything you could want.”
Though “Jennifer’s Body” has since found an audience as a subversive feminist cult classic, the film flopped on initial release, which Seyfried chalks up to poor marketing. “If the critics criticize anything, it would be the marketing,” she said. “The marketing sucked, it just did. And we all agree.”
Boxing heavyweight legend George Foreman has died aged 76, according to his family.
Foreman, known as Big George in the ring, competed for decades starting in the 1960s, winning gold at the Olympics and numerous title belts, including the world heavyweight title twice.
Along with that, chances are you owned his grill..
May he rest in peace..
The Blood Red Moon
I went outdoors last night. It just so happened to be one of those nights where sleep just wouldn’t come. I’m not sure why—I woke up from a dream in a panic, but I couldn’t remember the dream itself. Just an uneasy feeling lingered throughout the early part of the evening.
That uneasy feeling had one benefit, though: I was awake to witness the blood-red moon eclipse.
What made it special wasn’t just the eclipse itself, but the slow-motion dance of the Earth’s shadow creeping across the moon, transforming it into that eerie red glow. It wasn’t just the moon that took on the color—it was the whole sky, bathed in a deep crimson hue. More than anything, that aura gave the night an apocalyptic vibe.
I’ve seen plenty of photographs today, but none of them truly do it justice. Pictures can capture an image, but seeing it with your own eyes? That’s where the magic is.
What made this event even rarer for Eastern Pennsylvania was the clear sky. No clouds, no rain, no storms, no snow—just crisp air with an early spring feel. It seems like every celestial event in recent memory has been obscured by bad weather, but not this time. This time, the dreadful, dark, blood-red moon hung over us, a stark reminder of space and science—or, depending on your beliefs, a sign of Armageddon and biblical prophecy.
But let’s ignore the biblical prophecies for now—after all, we’re still here. And as far as I can tell, nobody was raptured.
Happy Friday..
Know your meme
Authorities have identified a masked individual calling themselves the “Box Demon” after they appeared on a doorstep in York County.
“The police have identified and spoken to the ‘Box Demon.’ There are no public safety concerns,” the Northern York County Regional Police stated.
That’s right—know your meme. The Box Demon has officially entered the scene.
We’ve seen Slender Man, Momo, and countless other viral figures, but this might be the first reported case of the Box Demon.
Honestly, it doesn’t seem all that safe for the Box Demon either—showing up at 4:22 a.m., leaving an empty box on someone’s porch, all while being recorded by a Ring cam. But that didn’t seem to stop them.
So, what’s the deal? A new Ring cam trend? A viral stunt in the making? A parent repurposing their kid’s kindergarten art project as a mask? There’s a lot to unpack here—except, ironically, the box itself, which was completely empty. And that might just be the strangest part of all.
Washington police had reported a “suicidal individual” possibly traveling to D.C. from Indiana. The suspect has been taken to the hospital and his condition is currently unknown.
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On Saturday, local police had reported a “suicidal individual” possibly traveling to D.C. from Indiana, the agency said. Secret Service personnel later located the individual’s vehicle and spotted a person on foot who matched the description.
“As officers approached, the individual brandished a firearm, and an armed confrontation ensued, during which shots were fired by our personnel,” the Secret Service said Sunday in a statement shared on X by spokesman Anthony Guglielmi.
Developing..