Matt talks about the latest horror film produced by Jordan Peele as well as Kogonada's A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, the film London Calling, and the streaming movie Swiped.

Yamuna mendesak ibu bapanya untuk membawanya ke ladang getah bersama mereka. Pada mulanya ibunya enggan, tetapi setelah lama dia merayu, akhirnya ibunya membawa dia. Sebab utama Yamuna ingin ikut ibunya ialah kerana dia suka nasi lemak yang dijual oleh makcik di tepi jalan dalam perjalanan ke ladang. Penulis: Umamegeswari a/p Perianan Penyampai Rancangan: Tresa Penerbit: Sakuntalah Narayanan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome Gazers to The Problematic Gazette, a welcome bonus addition to our main show. Our Dave and Dr Lee chew the fat, read out Gazer comments and discuss things we've seen, read and heard this week. In this mini-episode we announce our future special guests, Michael and Hilary Whitehall from The Wittering Whitehalls podcast. We're giddy kippers as we've been nominated for 3 awards at The Independent Podcast Awards!! And we chat about our short film about Molly Houses which is up...

The secret wedding of poets Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning on September 12th, 1846, was witnessed by just two people. Elizabeth was so nervous about the ceremony, held at Marylebone Parish Church, that she needed smelling salts to calm her. Barrett was already an acclaimed poet, while Browning was relatively unknown at the time. But their correspondence, comprising almost 600 letters exchanged over less than two years, is considered one of literature’s great romances. In this episode,

For years, the Mystery Box formula has been blamed for some of TV’s most frustrating finales—shows that pile on endless questions but rarely deliver satisfying answers. When Ben Stiller’s Severance returned for Season 2, fans wondered if it would fall into the same trap or finally break the cycle.With the Season 2 premiere, it became clear—Severance isn’t just creating mysteries; it’s narrating a carefully mapped-out story. Instead of relying on cheap teases, the series shows it has a plan, giving

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Un viaggio nell’esordio horror-fantasy di Ambra Principato, che intreccia Leopardi, licantropia e atmosfere gotiche nel cuore dell’Italia ottocentesca.Chapter tracks:Title music: Sinister Piano Melodies by Universfield - PixabayKashia - Deep Sadness (freetouse.com)Source: https://freetouse.com/musicZambolino - Stranger at Night (freetouse.com)Source: https://freetouse.com/musicZambolino - Silentium (freetouse.com)Source: https://freetouse.com/musicGuillermo Guareschi - Farewell

Construction of the Virginia headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense began on September 11th, 1941 - spookily, the same date it was attacked by al-Qaeda six decades later. The massive five-sided building, a potent symbol of America’s military strength, became known as the Pentagon. Featuring 4 million square feet of office space, the building was designed by George Bergstrom under the supervision of Leslie R. Groves, who was later chosen to head the Manhattan Project and build the atomic

In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, we turn up the heat on a trailblazing inventor you've likely never heard of—Alice H. Parker, the Black woman who patented a revolutionary gas-powered furnace system in 1919. Long before central heating became standard, Parker imagined a future where homes could be safely and efficiently warmed, room by room, using natural gas and ductwork—ideas far ahead of her time. Join us as we trace her remarkable vision, explore why her contributions were buried in

The guillotine claimed its last victim on 10th September, 1977, when murderer Hamida Djandoubi was executed in Marseille, his grim end marking the closing chapter of nearly two centuries of clinical beheading, stretching back to the French Revolution. Overseen by France’s last official executioner Marcel Chevalier, the event was private and hushed - a far cry from the raucous public spectacles that had once drawn huge crowds. Witness accounts described Djandoubi drinking rum, smoking his final

'The Hank McCune Show' - an otherwise unremarkable footnote in American TV history - became the first single-camera sitcom to deploy a pre-recorded laugh track (aka ‘canned laughter’) on 9th September, 1950. The giggles and applause came courtesy of Charlie Douglass, who made a career of capturing audience reaction in his ‘laff box’, and then expertly sprinkling it across other shows, including Bewitched, The Munsters and The Flintstones. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly look back at Red

Some bad British accents, a high class boxing match, a fight with a fridge, remembering Ricky, a paranormal play, choose your own adventure, another Road Games, a wonderful Walken, and our impending doom. Stuff mentioned: Canelo Álvarez vs. Terence Crawford (September 13, 2025), Manny Pacquiao vs. Ricky Hatton (May 2, 2009), Paranormal Activity (November 7-December 7, 2025, Ahmanson Theatre), Paranormal Activity (2007), The Blair Witch Project (1999), Road Games (1981), Psycho II (1983), Road Games

Welcome to our very first "minisode" - a fun sized episode designed to describe a 90s topic in 15 minutes or less! Today, we give it up for the iconic purple dinosaur that dominated the 1990s. I am talking of course about Barney... and his friends. Join host; Michael Reagan as he takes us from Barney's humble beginnings into what became a Billion dollar empire, and explains why Barney "went extinct". Shout out to listener Nick O. for requesting this episode!

Now celebrated as the most famous statue in the world, Michelangelo's David was first unveiled in Florence's Piazza della Signoria on 8th September, 1504. Originally intended for the roofline of Florence's cathedral, David’s immense size and weight—over five meters tall and weighing more than five and a half tons—was relocated to the square. But its creation had been a tale of perseverance: the marble block Michelangelo used had been rejected by other sculptors for 35 years. In this episode The

Thomas Pynchon es un escritor invisible: lejos de la vida pública, eligió hablar solo a través de sus libros. Un autor del que casi no existen fotos y cuya obra ha intrigado tanto como su vida. Tras algunos documentales, llegó en 2014 la primera adaptación oficial: “Inherent Vice”, dirigida por Paul Thomas Anderson. Ahora, el cineasta vuelve con una nueva apuesta: Una batalla tras otra, basada en la novela “Vineland”.

Through the highs and lows of the James Bond franchise, the iconic MI6 agent relies heavily on the compelling villains he faces. Ending the Daniel Craig era needed a villain worthy of a final showdown. However, when Rami Malek's Safin appeared in 'No Time to Die,' fans felt let down. Although seemingly menacing and complex on paper, Safin failed to meet expectations, becoming one of the franchise's most underwhelming foes. What do you think? Was Safin truly a weak villain or simply misunderstood

2005 version A widowed Coast Guard Admiral and a widowed handbag designer fall in love and marry, much to the dismay of his 8 and her 10 children. Support the show OETA - Home

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Matt gives his thoughts on the new Stephen King adaptation, then visits Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, and Spinal Tap II: The End Continues.

Denzel Washington's filmography reveals a remarkable pattern of gravitating toward roles that embody biblical archetypes, suggesting either extraordinary spiritual intuition or divine guidance in his career choices. Host Solomon "Sol" Bishop analyzes how Washington consistently portrays three key spiritual figures: the reluctant prophet in films like "The Book of Eli," the redeemer seeking transformation through sacrifice in "Flight" and "The Equalizer," and the righteous judge balancing mercy with