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Hold on to your red balloons, folks, because the news you’ve been waiting for is finally here! MAX has unleashed the long-awaited first trailer, giving us our first taste of the horrors that await us in “Welcome to Derry.” Back to Where “IT” All Began For those who need a quick refresher, “Welcome to Derry” will be a nine-episode deep dive into the unsettling history of that infamous Maine town where Pennywise made his presence known. Think of it as the ultimate origin story, set before the Losers’ Club ever had their first terrifying encounter with Pennywise. We’re talking about witnessing the very seeds of Derry’s pervasive darkness being sown. And speaking of Pennywise… you know that when bad stuff starts happening in Derry – and let’s be real, bad stuff always happens in Derry – that sinister, shape-shifting clown is never too far behind. He’ll be lurking in the shadows, just waiting to prey on the town’s unsuspecting inhabitants. The Dream Team is Back! Behind this chilling endeavor are some very familiar and welcome names. Andy Muschietti, the genius who directed both IT: Chapter One and IT: Chapter Two, is back in the director’s chair alongside his sister, Barbara

Get ready for some seriously retro-cool horror madness! Indie horror staple Todd Sheets is back, unleashing something truly out of this world (literally!). His new film, Wolf Moon Rising , is arriving soon. We’re talking about a cosmic scream echoing through the void, a starship’s desperate last transmission, and a threat not from around here. Wolf Moon Rising has officially landed, and early buzz is through the roof! People are howling with excitement, calling it “a great time at the movies” and “a true kick ass crowd pleaser.” And get this – it’s hitting the road for a nationwide theatrical tour, bringing back the glory days of those awesome midnight movies, drive-in double features, and those gritty indoor grindhouse screens. Out of This World Horror Set way out in the inky blackness of deep space and oozing atmosphere, Wolf Moon Rising throws us onto the starship Amberstar. The crew is on a mission to check out a super mysterious distress signal from the lost vessel Charon 13. Big mistake! They face a savage, bloodthirsty threat that’s seriously out of this world: space-faring werewolves! Yeah, you heard that right. It’s a high-stakes, adrenaline-fueled battle for survival that’s gonna mix suspense, action

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Bloat , the new horror movie from writer-director Pablo Absento (Shi, Japanese Legends), is out now, bringing some serious chills. Lionsgate has unleashed this dark film, starring Ben McKenzie (“Gotham”) and Bojana Novakovic (Birds of Prey). And let me tell you, it’s not your average family drama. Imagine this: a family’s world is turned upside down when their young son survives a near-drowning. Relief quickly turns to terror when they realize something sinister has latched onto him. We’re talking full-on possession, folks. The kid becomes a vessel for an ancient evil, a Kappa, a legendary demon straight from the lake’s depths. The family is thrown into a desperate fight to save their son’s soul, but the malevolent force within him is unleashing its wrath, tearing them apart and threatening to destroy everything they hold dear. If you’re unfamiliar with the Kappa, get ready to be freaked out. In Asian folklore, these water demons are no joke. They’re blamed for drownings, and sometimes, they even snack on their victims. Think green, human-like beings with webbed hands and feet and a turtle-like shell on their backs—the stuff of nightmares. Bloat ( spoiler-free review ) is a battle for survival and the soul of a child. The movie is

Illustration by Allure; Source images: Getty Images I deeply regret not going to Lorde’s surprise concert in Washington Square Park a few weeks ago. I may be on the youngest end of the millennial spectrum, but I was still old and jaded enough in 2013 to feel like she had set my internal monologue to music with her moody debut record, Pure Heroine. That night, I was heading home while my friends posted Instagram stories from the growing crowd, eager to get a glimpse of the 28-year-old pop star who hadn’t performed live in years. Even through the metallic glow of my phone screen, the energy felt feral and somewhat romantic, a blur of cropped T-shirts, digital camera flashes, and college students climbing trees or lampposts under the setting sun. It was a scene pulled straight off of a Tumblr dashboard, an instantly recognizable site for those of us who came of age in the early 2010s. If you ask me, we’ve actually been reliving that era for a minute now. Alongside Lorde, Lana Del Rey, Haim, and Marina (formerly Marina and the Diamonds) are dropping highly anticipated albums this summer, all the while Charli XCX continues to sell out

Sean "Diddy" Combs' ex Cassie Ventura confronted questions about financial incentives on the final day of her cross-examination, while Richard testified to witnessing Combs' abuse. Cassie Ventura attends Buttah Skin By Dorion Renaud Holiday Pop-Up on December 14, 2022 in New York City. Johnny Nunez/WireImage Sean “Diddy” Combs’ ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, faced probing questions about her financial motivations on her last day of testimony in the rapper’s sex-trafficking trial on Friday (May 16), while Danity Kane alum Dawn Richard also took the stand and said she witnessed Combs abusing Ventura. Richard’s testimony closed out the first week of Combs’ much-awaited criminal trial, in which the music mogul is accused of coercing Ventura and other women into participating in drug-fueled sex shows known as “freak-offs.” R&B singer Ventura, the prosecution’s star witness, spent four days on the stand detailing how Combs allegedly controlled and physically abused her during their 11-year relationship. Ventura faced her second and final day of cross-examination on Friday from Combs’ attorney Anna Estevao, according to the Associated Press and the New York Times. Defense lawyers had previously suggested they may want to keep questioning Ventura next week, but backed off the request after prosecutors flagged concerns that

AccuRadio says it owes $10 million to SoundExchange, which brought a lawsuit last year claiming the ad-supported streaming service has unpaid royalties dating back to 2018. AccuRadio Free music streaming service AccuRadio has filed for bankruptcy, citing $10 million in debts to SoundExchange and failed settlement talks in the organization’s lawsuit against the streamer over unpaid artist royalties. AccuRadio, an ad-supported platform that describes itself as “the only online music streaming service curated by human beings, not algorithms,” sought bankruptcy protection in a Wednesday (May 14) petition to the federal court in its home city of Chicago. The bankruptcy petition says AccuRadio owes $10 million to SoundExchange, the nonprofit that collects and distributes royalties to record labels and artists. SoundExchange sued AccuRadio last summer, alleging the streamer had an undisclosed amount of unpaid royalties dating back to 2018. Trending on Billboard AccuRadio contests those claims, saying it’s been a “consistently reliable SoundExchange licensee for the vast majority of the past two decades.” The company put out a press release Wednesday, blaming its bankruptcy on failed settlement talks in the litigation. “We were led to believe that our latest proposal would be accepted by SoundExchange with only minor modifications,” wrote AccuRadio’s