What would you do if you bought a car only to find it there was problem with out that the dealership tried to hide from you?

Fans looking for a heart-racing follow-up to the taut thriller 'Locked' should check out Fede Álvarez's chilling horror hit 'Don't Breathe.' ...

The plugin is based on a innovative wavetable distortion engine that lets you create your own wavetables: drop any audio file into Hate and it'll be transformed into a custom saturation shape that can ...

Cause it feels like he's f***ing me'. The song which lasts for a full two minutes pummels listeners with its sick and twisted lyrics as Grace asks, 'Does he shoot wads of honey and c** twice on ...

American Idol fans aren’t shy about making their opinions known. Leading up to the show’s season 23 premiere, its social media channel posted sneak peek clips of some auditions. Given his past ...

The video sees Tyla dancing to the song’s lyrics in front of a backdrop reminiscent of Paul’s video with Sasha for 2002 classic “I’m Still in Love With You,” which the remix samples.

See if you can figure out this twisted tune. | Roman Samborskyi/Shutterstock (Dancing Man on Disco Ball), Sunward Art/Shutterstock (Musical Notes) In Tune Twist, we run the lyrics of a hit song ...

The Young And The Restless spoilers have revealed that Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) will stop at nothing to make sure his children and grandchildren are happy. Victor has certainly proven this with ...

The original Twisted Metal helped set the tone for PS1 when it was released in 1995, but it's been absent from Sony's consoles since the Twisted Metal reboot in 2012. However, there was an ...

Sony reportedly canceled Twisted Metal as part of mass layoffs announced in February 2024. At the time, the game "wasn't yet greenlit" but had been in development at UK studio Firesprite, which ...

Last week, a blogger wrote about a Yale School of Medicine study that he alleged proved that millions of long Covid sufferers might, in fact been injured by the vaccine. The story blew up on ...

In 1909, Abraham Bredius, then director of the Mauritshuis Museum in the Netherlands, released a slim volume on Johannes Torrentius, the first-ever monograph on the 17th-century Dutch painter.