The Scariest Horror Shorts of the Overlook Film Festival
The Overlook Film Festival in New Orleans screened 26 horror short films, organized into three thematic blocks—Feral, Freaky and Static. The event highlighted eight standouts, ranging from the folklore‑driven "Haint" to the body‑horror "Man Eating Pussy" and the animated "Homemade Gatorade." Short‑form horror continues to be a proving ground for creators, with many alumni already moving toward feature‑film projects. The festival’s eclectic lineup underscores how bite‑sized terror is shaping the next wave of genre talent.
Doctors Say These Are the Best and Worst Foods to Eat Before Bed
Doctors Danbee Kim and Barbara Sparacino identify specific foods that can either enhance or sabotage sleep quality. They cite research showing that two kiwis, tart cherries, and a handful of almonds or walnuts improve sleep onset, duration, and efficiency by...
Grief Reveals Love’s Depth, Not Mental Dysfunction
Grief is part of the human experience. If you love, you will lose. And when you do, the pain is inescapable. It can be disorienting, overwhelming, and in the case of acute grief, the symptoms can even resemble something like...
MoMA Makes Bid For Virality With Marcel Duchamp Lookalike Contest
The Museum of Modern Art will stage a Marcel Duchamp look‑alike contest on April 30 as part of its Artist Party series, coinciding with the museum’s new Duchamp retrospective. Attendees pay $15 for an evening featuring DJ sets, choreography, and pop‑up...
Avoid These 7 Fatal Endings to Save Your Novel
A bad ending can turn what would be a five-star novel into a flop. And that's all your readers will remember, no matter how brilliant the rest of the story was. That's why your ending HAS to land. Here are the 7 weakest...
Don't Skip This Step After Baking Ribs — It Makes All The Difference
The article highlights a two‑step method for perfect ribs: bake them low and slow in foil, then finish with a quick sear on a grill or hot cast‑iron pan. Adding a dash of liquid smoke to the BBQ sauce replicates...
Louisiana Cuisine: Soulful Traditions that Keep Lines Buzzing
Louisiana doesn’t just have soul. It cooks with it. This is a place where recipes are remembered and passed down, where the best meals come with a line out the door and a room full of regulars who know exactly why...
The Nike SB Air Force 1 Low Appears In Navy Suede
Nike has unveiled the next iteration of its SB Air Force 1 Low, a navy suede version priced at $120. The sneaker retains the classic Air Force 1 silhouette while adding skate‑specific upgrades such as a reduced midsole height and a re‑engineered...
Charlize Theron Literally Went Above and Beyond
Charlize Theron is front‑lining Netflix’s new action thriller *Apex* with a daring publicity stunt: climbing a towering billboard. The stunt, captured on video, required professional rigging, safety harnesses and extensive insurance coverage. Theron’s participation underscores Netflix’s willingness to invest heavily...
Napier Brothers’ Hokey Pokey LA Ice Cream Shops a Hit with Lenny Kravitz, Sandra Bullock, Leonardo DiCaprio
Three Napier brothers have turned their New Zealand‑style ice‑cream concept into Hokey Pokey LA, a pair of storefronts on Hollywood Boulevard and Century City Mall that serve real‑fruit soft‑serve, hokey‑pokey, pavlova and other Kiwi treats. The shops have attracted A‑list visitors such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Sandra Bullock...
3 Rock Albums From the Year 2000 That Would Dominate Mainstream Radio if They Came Out Today
Three rock albums from the year 2000—Porcupine Tree’s *Lightbulb Sun*, Cursive’s *Domestica*, and The Gathering’s *if_then_else*—still sound fresh enough to thrive on mainstream radio in 2026. Each record blends progressive or emo roots with accessible hooks, showing how early‑2000s rock...
WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital Launches Breast Milk Donation Site
WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s Hospital in Morgantown has partnered with the Mid-Atlantic Mothers’ Milk Bank to operate a donor breast‑milk depot. The site allows screened donors to drop off milk, which is stored in the Little Mountaineer Pharmacy before being...
Watch SynBioBeta2026 Live Anywhere, No Travel Needed
Visas. Travel costs. Time away from the lab or the office. Not everyone can make it to San Jose for #SynBioBeta2026 That's exactly why we built the livestream. 160+ sessions. 200+ speakers. Three days of Main Stage content streaming directly to your...
April 27, 2026 Quick Space Links
The post shares a curated list of recent space‑related links, highlighting new dates for U.S. ISS crewed flights—Crew 13 on September 12, 2026, Crew 14 in March 2027, and Crew 15/Starliner‑2 in October 2027 after a critical cargo test. It also revisits historic milestones such as the...
Same Camera as Artemis II, Yet My Moon Shots Falter
I used the same camera to photograph the moon as the Artemis II astronauts, and it's probably the closest I'll ever get to going into space — but it also showed me I've got a lot to learn about astrophotography...
Terahertz Spectroscopy and AI Enable Coal-Rock Interface Detection
Researchers have merged Terahertz Time‑Domain Spectroscopy (THz‑TDS) with machine‑learning algorithms to create a real‑time coal‑rock interface detector that achieves 96% accuracy. Using the TAS7500SP system, they captured spectral data across 0.7‑1.3 THz, applied PCA, and trained four models, with Random Forest...
New Balance’s Weirdest Dad Shoe Just Got Weirder
New Balance has reimagined its 1890 model by pairing the 890v3’s squiggly upper with the 2002’s cushy ABZORB sole, creating a tech‑forward "dad shoe" hybrid. Designer Joe Freshgoods, marking his 12th collaboration with the brand, injects ’90s rap‑video aesthetics into...
Govee Launches Wild, Colorful and Pixel-Dense Ceiling Light Ultra
Govee unveiled the Ceiling Light Ultra, a 21‑inch disk‑shaped panel packed with more than 600 ultra‑dense LEDs that can display AI‑generated scenes, music‑sync visuals, and over 100 lighting effects. The unit supports sunrise‑sunset scheduling and can render custom images, turning...
Intellia’s Data Reveal Tees Up FDA Filing for CRISPR-Based In Vivo Gene-Editing Med
Intellia Therapeutics filed a rolling FDA submission for lonvo‑z, its CRISPR‑based in‑vivo gene‑editing therapy for hereditary angioedema (HAE). In a placebo‑controlled Phase 3 trial of 80 patients, a single infusion cut swelling attacks by 87% versus placebo and left 62% of...
FRESH TRACK: Steven Keene - “How Much Blood’s in a Barrel?”
New York‑based folk singer‑songwriter Steven Keene released an urgent protest anthem titled “How Much Blood’s in a Barrel?” on April 27, 2026. The song, written and recorded in real time, directly addresses escalating geopolitical tensions between the Trump administration and...
The Sturdy Tomato Variety Gardeners Turn To Year After Year
The Celebrity tomato, a hybrid certified by Texas A&M’s Texas Superstar program, is prized for its strong disease resistance and consistent high yields. It thrives in USDA zones 5‑9, producing firm, 8‑ounce fruits in about 70‑75 days and tolerating temperatures...
A Scaly Adidas Mary Jane Sneaker Slithers Into the Ballet Chat
adidas has added a new black snakeskin‑covered Tokyo Mary Jane sneaker to its lineup, extending the brand’s playful take on ballet‑style footwear. The shoe retains the classic stretchy straps and ultra‑flat sole of the original Tokyo MJ while featuring glossy...
Infrasound Can Subtly Raise Stress and Discomfort, New Study Finds
A new study published in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience shows that exposure to infrasound—sound below 20 Hz—elevates salivary cortisol and heightens irritability, even when listeners cannot consciously hear it. Researchers recruited 36 participants who listened to music while hidden sub‑woofers emitted...
Start These Habits Now for a Future‑Ready Life
What every teenager should be doing right now to set themselves up for the future.
NASA Needs Your Help Spotting Meteors Hitting the Moon
NASA’s Impact Flash program is recruiting citizen scientists to capture brief lunar impact flashes using modest telescopes. By recording these split‑second flares, volunteers help quantify how often meteoroids strike the Moon—a critical factor for the Artemis program’s long‑term habitat plans....
Nike’s Olive-Toned Slipper Sneaker Looks Crazy Good
Nike unveiled the Medium Olive Air Superfly Moc, a minimalist sneaker dressed in smooth suede and an olive‑green palette with a pink swoosh. Priced at $100, the shoe drops on May 1 via Naked’s website and will be paired with a...
This Week in Space News: Artemis II Next Steps and a Mysterious Interstellar Visitor
Artemis II completed a successful flight, setting a new record for the farthest distance humans have traveled from Earth, though it did not land on the Moon. NASA plans to test lunar landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin as early as...
Restoring Land with Wildlife & Earning Carbon Credits in the Kalahari Desert
South Africa’s Tswalu Kalahari Reserve is using wildlife rewilding to restore degraded soils and generate carbon credits. By reintroducing native herbivores, the reserve enhances microbial activity that locks carbon into the soil, distinguishing it from traditional forest‑based projects. To date...
Why Did This 106-Year-Old American Brand Become Japanese Fashion?
Eddie Bauer, the 106‑year‑old American outdoor label, has relaunched in Japan under the Black Label diffusion line, partnering with Japanese military‑inspired brand HYKE. The collaboration reimagines iconic pieces like the Skyliner down jacket and MA‑1 bomber with oversized silhouettes and...
The Truth About Finding Life in Space
Astrochemists have identified more than 350 molecules in interstellar space, using radio and infrared telescopes to capture their spectral fingerprints. Detecting a molecule demands multiple matching spectral lines, a process that can take years of laboratory modeling and telescope observation....
Phoebe in Bloom
Phoebe Philo has launched a shop‑in‑shop at Bloomingdale’s, broadened its e‑commerce footprint, and adopted a data‑driven, experimental media‑buying model. The moves aim to reposition the label from a niche label to a more accessible luxury player. Industry observers note that LVMH’s...
Stable L:P Ratio in Zone 2 Signals Metabolic Health
Lactate accumulation is not a sign of failed aerobic metabolism. It is a sign of a mismatch between glycolytic flux and mitochondrial substrate entry and oxidation. During Zone 2 exercise, lactate production increases, but because mitochondrial oxidation keeps pace, pyruvate...
Bedtime Meltdowns: Kids Releasing the Day's Stress
Say it with me: My child losing it at bedtime isn't a behavior problem or a sign I'm failing as a parent. It's the last exhale of the day. They're emptying out before they rest.
‘Top Chef’ Champ Buddha Lo Is Leading an Exclusive Cooking Class in New Orleans
Two‑time Top Chef champion Buddha Lo is headlining a hands‑on cooking class at Robb Report’s Culinary Masters in New Orleans from May 7‑9. He will reimagine the classic English breakfast with New Orleans flavors, featuring shrimp po‑boy toast with caviar, andouille‑infused eggs,...
Dietitians Turn Influencers as Fitness Gurus Overprescribe GI Fixes
"Why are dietitians trying to be influencers?" Because fitness influencers are out here trying to tell people that their anxiety might not need an SSRI, just some GI mapping. 😑
Marvel Still Scores Massive Openings Despite Post‑Endgame Doubts
This is a massive oversimplification, but for all the hand-wringing about the post-Endgame MCU box office, Marvel still delivered the 12th (Doctor Strange 2) and 14th (Wakanda Forever) biggest openings ever. Impressive.
Guster Recruits Iron & Wine, Watchhouse + More For On The Ocean Weekend 2026
Guster’s On The Ocean festival returns to Portland, Maine from August 7‑9, 2026, featuring three Guster performances—including a sold‑out orchestral set with the Portland Symphony and a full‑album show celebrating the 20th anniversary of *Ganging Up On The Sun*. The lineup adds...
Bipartisan Backing Pushes NASA, Budget Seen as Insufficient
Upshot of H Approps CJS hrg: bipartisan enthusiasm for NASA, esp Artemis (several reminisced abt Sputnik and Apollo 11) and for Isaacman; most think budget req too low ("disappointing" per chm Rogers); lots of support for STEM. Isaacman defended the...
Self‑investment in 2026 Yields Real Returns
I know there's an old Warren Buffett around "the best investment you can make is in yourself" and I am fully leaning into that in 2026. It's already paying off 🚀🚀
MEGADETH Plays Their Cover Of METALLICA's "Ride The Lightning" Live For The First Time Ever In Colombia
Megadeth debuted a live cover of Metallica’s “Ride The Lightning” on April 26 at Bogotá’s Movistar Arena, marking the first performance of the track from their self‑titled final album. The new record, released in January, became the band’s first #1 on...
Every Day Counts: Small Steps Toward Your Dream
I can't remember one single day in the past 40 years that I didn't move at least a tiny bit closer in the direction of my dream. What did you do today to get you closer to your dream?
Discovered Deasvail's Rare Self‑Titled Vinyl Debut
It took me a while to track this one down: @deasvail’s self-titled debut album (and only vinyl to my knowledge). #ChambersMusic https://t.co/iiRoZ5SxqJ
Turning Recess Into a Cultural Celebration
Amid heightened national conversations on diversity and belonging, an elementary school turned recess into a series of cultural celebrations. Nearly 50 parents organized craft, music, and storytelling activities during outdoor play, creating a joyful, inclusive environment. The initiative demonstrated how...
Shooting the Moon with Artemis II’s Camera
Nikon loaned me the same camera model used by the Artemis II crew to photograph the Moon and Earth. It was an awesome experience that taught me a lot. https://t.co/854OSIzfug
Exclusive: The Catch Rom‑Com Starring Stone, Pine Arrives Spring 2027
EXCLU: Universal dates rom-com THE CATCH starring Emma Stone and Chris Pine for spring 2027 https://t.co/GLIIIfEjKE
The Sheep Detectives: Surprisingly Strong Craig Mazin Thriller
THE SHEEP DETECTIVES is a lot better than it seems, i cannot stress how much this movie was written by craig mazin, as in chernobyl’s craig mazin my review: https://t.co/aQRlxRxDNE https://t.co/7eOTTJZefU
Life, Health, Love, Peace, Wisdom: Our True Gifts
The first gift is life. The second gift is good health. The third gift is to love and be loved. The fourth gift is peace of mind. There are no other gifts that matter as much. The fifth gift is...
Adapt or Be Replaced: Learning Beats AI
AI won’t replace people who keep learning. It will replace those who stand still. The biggest risk today is not change. It’s failing to adapt. https://t.co/oS3XXOc6fA
Global 100% Renewable Roadmaps Cut Costs and Save Lives
Infographic map linking roadmaps for transitioning 150 countries to 100% WindWaterSolar for all energy purposes while reducing annual energy costs, social costs, energy use, and mortalities and morbidities. https://t.co/8j5oVvZeUu Here's the paper: https://t.co/yt6XQ531Fu
New Kanye’s Work Lacks Vision and Spiritual Depth
"Bully" was not good enough to force any sort of mass reckoning. This was true of both "VULTURES" just as it was true of both "Dondas." [They're] works devoid of vision, of idiosyncrasy, of any sort of spiritual center." @paulxt on the...