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“We started a company it’s called WeAllFloat.ai,” comedian Ben Marshall, playing the malevolent clown, said in the segment. “Instead of trapping one kid with one balloon, what if you had hundreds of AI agents, each with their own digital balloons?”

The US National Football League’s (NFL) next big games are getting an unusually heavy dose of entertainment.

PETALING JAYA: A deputy minister has urged Muslims, particularly the young, to avoid taking part in pop culture activities such as Halloween celebrations, which she said were were becoming increasingly popular, particularly among young people.

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Dear reader, welcome back! So glad you’re here as we dive into the fun (and maybe exciting, too) pop culture stories from the week in edition 267. pop culture news 267

If you have or have had little ones,you’d know the feeling of walking into any store that has a fat stack of candy, a bin of toys,or little cages filled with furry cuties. Your eyes roll all the way up as your excited littles run screaming towards whatever it is they want. The eyes got…

WVU communication studies professor Elizabeth Cohen explains why audiences seek out horror films, from morbid curiosity to the comfort of familiar scares.

They’re taking the aerial tramway. Photo-Illustration: Photos: TikTok; Illustration: Vulture

Jay-Z arrives at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute benefit gala celebrating the opening of the “Costume Art” exhibition in New York, May 4, 2026. Evan AgostiniInvision/AP October 30, 2026

A collaboration is supposed to bring people together. Sometimes, though, it does precisely the opposite. Whether it’s musicians crossing genres, fashion labels teaming up with controversial artists, or celebrities choosing to work with people facing serious allegations, not every partnership is a match made in heaven.