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Fresh Lobster Rolls, Bake Stuffed Lobster with Lobster Newburg, and Prime Rib are all on special this weekend at Brady's!! Come on down and see what's cooking. New menu rollout Tuesday!! See ya there!

We see hundreds of horror films released every year, so when one that shares a fresh story with plenty of scares, I get excited. That’s the case with Dream Eater, which just landed on Digital. One thing (of many) that makes the film stand out is that it is truly a team effort. A trio of filmmakers wrote, directed, and starred in the movie: Jay Drakulic, Mallory Drumm, and Alex Lee Williams. I had the pleasure of interviewing them today. Not only are they incredible filmmakers, but they also seem like really great people who are passionate about the genre. So, Dream Eater follows documentary filmmaker Mallory (Mallory Drumm) and her boyfriend Alex (Alex Lee Williams) as they retreat to a remote cabin deep in the snowy mountains for a holiday. Mallory begins to document Alex’s severe and violent parasomnia (sleepwalking). As Alex’s condition quickly deteriorates, Mallory suspects the cause is something far more sinister than a mere sleep disorder. She begins digging into Alex’s shadowy past, unraveling a decades-long mystery steeped in deep trauma and the occult. As relentless darkness closes in, an ancient evil awakens, plunging the couple into a spiral of madness and horror. The film gets

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Instagram is launching a new standalone app called “Instants” that allows users to share unedited, disappearing photos that can only be viewed once and remain available for 24 hours. The Instants app is currently available in Spain and Italy, but it has not launched in other markets, a Meta spokesperson confirmed to TechCrunch. “To give people low-pressure ways to connect with friends, we’re testing an app called Instants to share casual photos and videos in the moment,” a Meta spokesperson says in a statement to the news outlet. “We’re exploring multiple versions of Instants to see what people like, and will listen to our community.” TechCrunch reports that the Instants app emphasizes disappearing photos, putting it in competition with services such as Snapchat and BeReal. With Instants, users take photos directly in the app with a single tap. The images cannot be edited or uploaded from a camera roll. While text can be added to these photos, known as “instants,” no other changes are allowed. Each image can be viewed only once and expires after 24 hours, according to the app’s listing, which includes the slogan: “Real life, real quick.” Users can send Instants to mutual followers or a Close

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (InvestigateTV) — Every day, 13 people die waiting for an organ transplant. More than 100,000 people are on the national transplant waiting list, and 85 percent of them need a kidney. Living organ donation — in which a person donates one kidney, part of their liver or certain other organs and tissues — is a critical solution to that shortage. “Living organ donation is critically important because that previous gift of life is literally the difference between life or death for people on the waiting list. The wait for a deceased kidney donation is far too long,” Dr. Steven Potter, a transplant surgeon, said. For one Memphis patient, doctors said the wait would be five to seven years. She was placed on the list and began to hope. A Facebook post changes everything Jenny Joyner is a busy wife and mother of three, a senior in high school, a middle child with Down syndrome, and a 10-year-old. She also has four dogs and a cat. Joyner did not set out to become a living organ donor — but a Facebook post changed that.  » Read More

A French PR executive with links to the gas industry appears to be behind an online campaign to discredit clean heating, it can be revealed. The new investigation by DeSmog and Politico found boutique Paris-based PR firm Digital Tellers is linked to a web of connected Facebook groups and accounts, which regularly share false claims about the cost, noise and reliability of heat pumps. Electricity-powered heat pumps, which draw air from outside homes and transfer it into heating, are critical to Europe’s plans to reduce its reliance on volatile, planet-heating gas. Studies show that this low-carbon technology is up to three times more efficient than gas boilers, and, when properly installed, can halve households’ heating bills.  But posts disseminated in the Facebook groups by several inauthentic accounts describe heat pumps as “useless” and compare them to a “lawn mower that never stops”, while installers are branded “swindlers” (“margoulins”) and “environmental fraudsters” (“éco-délinquants”). This investigation was published in partnership with Politico.  » Read More

Investigators say Creekmore would direct anyone with child requests to her Snapchat account, where she would then negotiate details and payment. Court ...

April 23, 2026 - 01:48 PM Stanley "Skip" Bertman graduated from Miami Beach Senior High School in 1956 and later returned to lead the school’s baseball program to the 1970 state championship and two runners-up finishes before making his mark at the collegiate level. BATON ROUGE, La. – The Flamingo Park Baseball Field in Miami Beach, Fla., was renamed Thursday in honor of LSU legend Stanley “Skip” Bertman. Bertman graduated from Miami Beach Senior High School in 1956 and later returned to lead the school’s baseball program to the 1970 state championship and two runners-up finishes before making his mark at the collegiate level. “Skip Bertman’s legacy is woven into the very fabric of Miami Beach baseball, from his championship days at Beach High to his legendary career on the national stage,” said Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner. “Naming this field in his honor ensures that future generations of local athletes will know the story of this talented man who defined excellence and innovation in the sport.” Bertman, 87, served as the head baseball coach at Miami Beach High School from 1962 to 1974 and went on to become an associate head coach at the University of Miami and head

Google is rolling out new Demand Gen updates in Google Ads, aimed at helping advertisers convert faster and capture more new customers across YouTube and beyond. What’s happening. Demand Gen is now integrated into Commerce Media Suite, allowing advertisers to tap into retailers’ first-party catalog and conversion data to reach high-intent shoppers across YouTube, Discover, and Gmail. At the same time, new view-through conversion (VTC) optimization lets campaigns prioritize conversions that happen after an ad is viewed — not just clicked — speeding up performance. Why we care. these updates should make Demand Gen more effective at turning views into actual conversions. By using retailer data and optimizing for view-through activity, campaigns can capture more high-intent users—even if they don’t click. That means faster results and better new customer growth Between the lines. Google is leaning into signals beyond clicks, using richer commerce data and view-based attribution to drive results in more passive, discovery-heavy environments like YouTube. What to watch. Expect more Demand Gen announcements at upcoming events like Google Marketing Live, as YouTube continues to position itself as a full-funnel performance channel. Bottom line. Google is turning Demand Gen into a faster, more data-driven engine for converting high-intent audiences

Skip to main content The 20-year-old “looksmaxxing” streamer was hospitalized for a suspected overdose last week Braden "Clavicular" Peters walks the runway during the Elena Velez Ready to Wear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 fashion show on Feb. 12, 2026 in NY. Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images YouTube has taken down two channels by the controversial “looksmaxxing” influencer Clavicular. The streamer, whose real name is Braden Peters, took to social media on Thursday seeking help to recover his accounts. “Very sad news this morning,” Peters wrote on X. “My YouTube channels @ LiveWithClav & @ ClavLooksmax were terminated this morning with no warning or explanation. The channels consisted of livestream VODs and free courses created by me to help empower young men to be the best versions of themselves. Me and my team worked hard to ensure we followed YouTube’s TOS very strictly, blurring out all inapproriate language and sensitive topics.” Before ending his message, he tagged YouTube’s X accounts and asked, “Could you please help in recovering my accounts?” Despite Peters’s claims that the video platform did not give him an explanation for pulling his channels offline, he shared what appeared to be screenshots of emails from YouTube. “We have reviewed your content