"You Were A Wolf?!": The "I Know What You Did Last Summer" Cast Competed Against Each Other In A Trivia Game About Themselves, And It's So Good

The creepy animatronics from Five Nights at Freddy’s are gearing up for another round of scares in the sequel, and this time, actor Freddy Carter (known for Masters of the Air) is joining the chaos. His casting was revealed during a buzzy Comic-Con panel, complete with a teaser clip—so fans of the horror game franchise now have fresh blood (figuratively, hopefully) to look forward to.

Editor’s Note: Horror fans and gamers have been waiting for more FNAF madness since the first movie’s surprise success, and this casting news—dropped at Comic-Con, no less—hints that the sequel’s doubling down on the franchise’s eerie charm. Carter’s involvement could bring new energy to the story, keeping the hype alive for Blumhouse’s next jump-scare fest.

TV host Jeannie Mai just got super honest on Instagram about the emotional highs and lows of co-parenting her daughter after her split from Jeezy. She didn’t sugarcoat it—missing milestones, juggling schedules, and navigating the guilt of not being there 24/7 hit hard. But she also shared how she and her ex are working to keep things stable for their little girl, even when it’s messy.

Editor’s Note: Co-parenting is tough for anyone, but when a public figure like Jeannie opens up, it shines a light on how even glamorous lives have real, raw moments. Her honesty helps normalize the struggles blended families face—and reminds us that kids’ well-being often means putting pride aside.

Grammy-nominated artist Omar Apollo teams up with alt-pop group Latin Mafia for a fresh cumbia track, "Hecho Para Ti" ("Made For You"). The Spanish-language single, co-produced by Tyler Spry (known for his work with Bad Bunny), comes with a stylish music video directed by Aidan Cullen. It’s a vibrant blend of modern pop and traditional Latin rhythms, showcasing Apollo’s versatility.

Editor’s Note: This collab is a big deal for fans of Latin pop and crossover music—it brings together rising stars and industry heavyweights, signaling another step in Omar Apollo’s genre-blurring career. Plus, with cumbia making a global resurgence, this track could be the next summer anthem.

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The legendary mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap is finally getting a sequel—41 years later. Spinal Tap II: The End Continues brings back the hilariously clueless British metal band for another round of absurdity, this time reuniting after a 15-year hiatus. The new trailer promises the same over-the-top antics and cringe-worthy rockstar delusions that made the original a cult classic.

Editor’s Note: If you love music, comedy, or just nostalgia for one of the funniest mockumentaries ever made, this is a big deal. The original Spinal Tap defined a genre, and seeing these characters return—older but probably not wiser—is pure gold for fans. Plus, in an era of endless reboots, this one actually feels earned. Turn it up to 12.