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Published Sat, Jun 6 2026 9:00 AM EDT Hollywood is scrambling to recreate the success of "Backrooms," a low-budget psychological horror directed by YouTube creator Kane Parsons. Producer Peter Chernin said film studios need to embrace risk, including with lower-budget fare. Franchise and sequel fatigue could drive a sea change across the industry as the appetite for fresh ideas grows and younger audiences make up more box office sales. Over the past week, one conversation has dominated Hollywood executive lunches and studio staff meetings: What's the next "Backrooms"? The industry is scrambling to figure out how to replicate the phenomenon of "Obsession" and "Backrooms," low-budget psychological horror films directed by YouTube creators that have dominated the box office over the past two weeks.  View the full site

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A Woodridge man is being detained pretrial on charges he sexually abused a 15-year-old boy he met on Snapchat. Christian Suarez Isoldi, 32, ...

Earn up to $1,000 over three weeks — open once again to Partners and Affiliates, with Drops for viewers. Minecraft is offering their second sponsorship opportunity on Twitch: “More Minecraft, More Challenges.” Running over three weeks, this campaign is open to both Partners and Affiliates in the US, UK, and Germany. What’s the Campaign? Starting June 6th at 8AM PT, streamers can participate in a Minecraft-sponsored campaign and earn up to $1,000 total across three weekly campaigns. Each week, a new campaign goes live with different themes, deliverables, and viewer rewards. Whether you’re a Partner or Affiliate, this is your chance to get rewarded for streaming Minecraft. Rewards for Viewers Drops will be active throughout the campaign — viewers who watch participating channels can earn rewards just by tuning in. How It Works Here’s what streamers need to know: Eligibility: Accept the sponsorship opportunity in your Sponsorship Dashboard (or click below to join) and stream a minimum of 1 hour of live Minecraft with Channel Skins active within the campaign window. Availability: Open to streamers in the US, UK, and Germany on a first-come, first-served basis. Once spots are gone, they’re gone. Campaign Structure: A new campaign becomes available every

Asiah Holm’s fourth grade students had been asking for details about her husband or boyfriend for months. One day last spring, the Alberta, Canada, teacher decided to share more about her personal life in a frank yet age-appropriate conversation with her students ... and she recorded it on her phone. In an Instagram video that received almost 80,000 likes in three days, Holm told the kids that she didn’t have a husband or a boyfriend. They were initially silent. “There are more options,” Holm said in the video. “If I don’t have a boyfriend ...” “A girlfriend!” one of the kids shouted. “You’re a lesbian?!” another child asked. “Yeah, I am,” said Holm. The rest of the recording includes shocked, sweet and hilarious responses from the kids, like, “You don’t look lesbian,” and, “How are you lesbian? You’re so pretty.” One even asked if Holm’s girlfriend is as nice as she is. Holm fielded all of the responses with a wide smile and good humor, then in true teacher fashion, she reiterated the highlights: “We’ve established that a human can have a boyfriend, a dog — and they can also have a girlfriend. There is no such thing as ‘looking

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A Washington man is facing 14 wildlife-related criminal charges in Campbell County after Wyoming investigators say years-old Instagram videos, voice messages and cellphone data uncovered evidence of alleged illegal hunting trips that stretched back more than a decade. Court records filed in Campbell County allege Bobby Chuck Ephrem, 48, illegally killed antelope and mule deer in Wyoming in 2014, 2015 and 2020, sometimes from vehicles, sometimes without licenses and at least once using a .22-caliber pistol that investigators say was illegal for taking big game. The charges stem from an Idaho wildlife investigation that eventually led Wyoming Game and Fish investigators to social media posts, archived videos and cellphone extractions that they say show hunting activity in Campbell County. An arrest warrant was issued June 4, 2025. Ephrem later appeared in Campbell County Circuit Court for an initial appearance on Tuesday, where bond was set at $75,000. Court records show he posted a surety bond on Wednesday. As a condition of release, Ephrem is not allowed to leave Campbell County and is barred from hunting, fishing, trapping, collecting shed antlers or accompanying anyone engaged in hunting or fishing activities while the case is pending. A voicemail seeking comment from the Campbell County

Published 1:30 am Friday, June 5, 2026 Submitted by the Washington State Office of Attorney General Nick Brown. Attorney General Nick Brown is warning Washington residents about a scam targeting injured, Spanish-speaking workers across the Pacific Northwest. This scam has not yet been documented in Washington, but Washington workers should be aware that they may be targeted. The scam Scammers contact the injured worker via phone, email, video call, text message, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger or social media apps and falsely claim to represent government agencies, law firms or courts. Communications may appear official because they include government agency seals, use government agency addresses, include signatures by government officials or identify the caller as a government representative, attorney or judge, but the communications are fraudulent. The scammers tell the worker that they must pay money to receive workers’ compensation benefits or to receive a settlement. Scammers may request payment in the form of gift cards, wire transfer or cryptocurrency. After the worker pays, the scammers cut off contact and take the injured worker’s money. In a variation of this scam, impostors try to convince the worker to appear at a fake online workers’ compensation hearing. The hearing may appear official and

Skip to main content Woodridge, IL Burr Ridge, IL Downers Grove, IL Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills, IL Lemont, IL Western Springs, IL Lisle, IL La Grange, IL Oak Brook, IL Bolingbrook, IL Illinois Top National News See All Communities WOODRIDGE, IL – A Woodridge man sexually abused a 15-year-old boy he met on Snapchat and then hid him when officers arrived, authorities said Friday. Christian Suarez Isoldi, 32, was charged with four counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse, police said. A judge ordered him to stay in jail until his trial. About 12:30 a.m. Thursday, Woodridge police received a request for a well-being check from the teen's friend, according to a news release from the DuPage County prosecutors. Find out what's happening in Darienfor free with the latest updates from Patch. The caller told police the boy was communicating about sexual acts occurring with a man later identified as Suarez Isoldi, police said. Police said their investigation led officers to an apartment complex on Waterbury Drive in Woodridge. Once there, officers knocked on Suarez Isoldi's door and were let inside by Suarez Isoldi and another person. Find out what's happening in Darienfor free with the latest updates from Patch. Officers spoke with