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THE ZOMBIE WEDDING In a heartwarming and slightly horrifying turn of events, a young couple from New Jersey has defied all odds—and common sense. They by decided to go through with their wedding during a full-blown zombie apocalypse. The bride, a radiant human with a love for adventure, and the groom, a charming zombie with … READ MORE
Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice is a classic 80s horror comedy that fans still love today. With its strange humor, supernatural elements, and quirky characters, it’s a film that stands out. But if you’re looking for something new with a similar vibe, check out The Zombie Wedding. This film, which tells the story of a human bride … READ MORE
The Unlikely Duo: Steve Albini and Elvis Presley’s Heavenly Collaboration The iconic music producer Steve Albini has reportedly embarked on his most extraordinary project yet. In an astonishing development, he will be collaborating posthumously with the legendary Ghost of Elvis. This news has captivated fans from both the earthly and celestial realms. It broke on … READ MORE
Weekly World News releases its first album When the coronavirus quarantine was first declared, Boyce Day, a Weekly World News reporter (you’ve seen his pieces on the site for years), found himself separated from the important people in his life: his girlfriend, his mentor, his rare-books dealer. Day started writing poems and lyrics about his experience. Sal … READ MORE
Tonya Pinkins takes horror to a new level! The supremely gifted Pinkins wrote, directed. and produced this breakout work of art. She also stars alongside a stellar cast of brilliant award-winning actors. The film will have you clutching your seat (when you’re not jumping out of it!). The pacing, flow, and unrelenting terror keeps you … READ MORE
DISSATISFIED WITH ANY PART OF YOUR LIFE OR WORLD? JUST SUPER-SIZE IT! The largely positive reception of Zack Snyder’s director’s cut of Justice League, which reverses many of the edits of Joss Wheedon’s version and furnishes fans with a four-hour restored epic, has spurred Snyder to apply the same philosophy to other works and artifacts. … READ MORE
Artists are always looking for new ways to get the word out about their latest work. The Rolling Stones played on 5th Ave, Michael Jackson sailed down the Thames, and now Lana Del Ray is propelling stereotypes of misogynoir! Lana Del Rey is famous for coming from money her melancholy pop music. She’s known for … READ MORE
