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Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen: The New Netflix Horror Series You Must Watch. AI-Generated.
Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen is an upcoming horror drama series set to premiere on Netflix on March 26, 2026. Created by Haley Z. Boston, the series is produced under the Duffer Brothers' banner, Upside Down Pictures, known for their work on Stranger Things. The show features a talented cast, including Camila Morrone and Adam DiMarco, who portray an engaged couple facing unforeseen challenges in the lead-up to their wedding.
By Ninfa Galeanoabout 4 hours ago in Geeks
Hot Angles: Celebrity Romance Buzz and Historic Grammy Moments Shape Pop Culture in 2026. AI-Generated.
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By Saad about 6 hours ago in Geeks
Carousel - A Sundance Review
This is where we talk about it. Carousel premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2026. Noah reunites with his old high school ex, Rebecca, sparking a new flame. As they see if second chances exist, Noah deals with his anxious daughter and financial problems at his medical business.
By Marielle Sabbagabout 11 hours ago in Geeks
Before Shadow, we were going to get Terios
What do Sonic and Shadow have in common? They are both hedgehogs, and they're both super-fast. However, there's a saying that they look alike, but I beg to differ you can clearly see they are so different from each other. Almost like Sonic and Shadow balance each other out. One is Yin, the other is Yang. I wanted to know why the character Amy constantly mistakes Shadow for Sonic. And being a complete nerd, I did some research, and the reason behind this whole thing of Sonic and Shadow supposedly looking exactly alike is because of the prototype of the character Terios the hedgehog. That was designed to be Sonic’s rival, figuratively speaking. Shadow wasn't supposed to exist; he was a last-minute change. Here's what I mean: Terios is literally a replica, you could say a mirror, because his name, in Japanese, means "reflection" or "imitation". He is primarily known as a piece of "lost" Sonic history that reappeared as an unlockable skin for Shadow in Sonic x Shadow Generations, It's good to see the prototype actually got some time in the gaming, even though it was put back in storage.
By stephanie borgesabout 12 hours ago in Geeks
Wiarton Willie 2026: Canada’s Famous Groundhog and the Future of Winter Predictions. AI-Generated.
Every year on February 2, people across North America gather to celebrate Groundhog Day, a tradition that blends folklore, weather prediction, and community celebration. While many people know about Punxsutawney Phil in the United States, Canada has its own legendary weather forecaster: Wiarton Willie. In 2026, Wiarton Willie once again captured national attention with his annual weather prediction, continuing a tradition that has lasted for decades. More than just a fun event, Wiarton Willie represents culture, tourism, and the human fascination with predicting nature. Who Is Wiarton Willie? Wiarton Willie is a famous albino groundhog from Wiarton, Ontario, Canada. He is known for predicting whether winter will continue or if spring will arrive early. The tradition began in 1956 when residents of Wiarton decided to create their own Groundhog Day celebration. Over the years, Wiarton Willie has become a symbol of Canadian folklore and community pride. Unlike some other groundhog events, Wiarton Willie’s celebration is one of the largest and most festive, featuring parades, live entertainment, and thousands of visitors. Wiarton Willie’s 2026 Prediction In 2026, Wiarton Willie once again made headlines with his Groundhog Day forecast. According to tradition, if the groundhog sees his shadow, it means six more weeks of winter. If he does not see his shadow, an early spring is expected. Regardless of the outcome, the prediction is taken with humor and excitement. Meteorologists do not rely on groundhogs for scientific forecasts, but millions of people still follow the tradition for fun and cultural value. The Science vs. Folklore Debate Groundhog predictions are part of folklore, not science. Modern meteorology uses satellites, climate models, and data analysis to predict weather patterns. Studies have shown that groundhog predictions are not highly accurate. However, the charm of Wiarton Willie lies in tradition, not precision. People enjoy the ritual, the excitement, and the storytelling aspect of Groundhog Day. Cultural Significance of Wiarton Willie Wiarton Willie is more than a groundhog—he is a cultural icon. The annual festival in Wiarton attracts tourists, media coverage, and families from across Canada and beyond. The event promotes local businesses, tourism, and community bonding. For many residents, Wiarton Willie is a source of pride and identity, showing how small towns can create traditions that gain international recognition. Wiarton Willie and Climate Change Awareness In recent years, Groundhog Day events have also sparked conversations about climate change. Winters are becoming more unpredictable, with unusual warm spells and extreme weather events. Wiarton Willie’s predictions, while symbolic, highlight how people are curious about seasonal patterns. The event provides an opportunity to discuss environmental changes and the importance of climate research. Media and Global Attention in 2026 In 2026, Wiarton Willie’s prediction once again trended on social media and news platforms. Videos, memes, and discussions flooded the internet as people compared Willie’s forecast with real weather conditions. The event continues to attract international attention, showing how traditions can go viral in the digital age. Groundhog Day has become not only a local celebration but also a global cultural moment. The Role of Tradition in Modern Society In a world dominated by technology and fast-paced news, traditions like Wiarton Willie provide a sense of nostalgia and connection. People enjoy participating in rituals that bring communities together and create shared memories. Groundhog Day reminds people of simpler times, when nature and folklore guided seasonal expectations. Even in 2026, these traditions remain relevant and entertaining. Tourism and Economic Impact The Wiarton Willie festival is a major economic event for the town of Wiarton. Hotels, restaurants, and local businesses benefit from the influx of visitors. The festival includes: Parades Live music Family activities Local food and crafts This celebration shows how cultural events can boost local economies and create opportunities for small communities. Wiarton Willie vs. Other Groundhogs Wiarton Willie is often compared to Punxsutawney Phil and other groundhogs across North America. Each town adds its own style and personality to the tradition. Wiarton Willie stands out because of his albino appearance and the large-scale festival surrounding his prediction. He has become one of the most recognizable groundhogs in the world. What Wiarton Willie Represents in 2026 In 2026, Wiarton Willie continues to symbolize hope, humor, and community spirit. Whether his prediction comes true or not, people enjoy the excitement and the chance to celebrate winter’s turning point. The event shows that traditions can evolve with time while still keeping their original charm. Wiarton Willie remains a beloved figure in Canadian culture and beyond. Conclusion Wiarton Willie’s 2026 prediction once again reminded the world of the joy and curiosity that surround Groundhog Day. While science drives modern weather forecasting, folklore traditions like Wiarton Willie add personality and cultural richness to our understanding of seasons. From local celebrations in Wiarton to global social media trends, Wiarton Willie continues to inspire laughter, debate, and fascination. His annual appearance proves that even in a high-tech world, people still love a good tradition—and a groundhog who predicts the weather. As long as winter comes and spring follows, Wiarton Willie will remain a charming symbol of nature, community, and the timeless human desire to predict the future.
By Abid Aliabout 18 hours ago in Geeks
CINEMASCOPE: Bones of Contention. AI-Generated.
The world of cinema has always been fertile ground for creativity, storytelling, and innovation. Yet, behind the glamour of the silver screen, the industry is frequently mired in disputes that reveal deeper tensions—ethical, artistic, and economic. From casting controversies to intellectual property battles, modern cinema faces a series of “bones of contention” that challenge how films are made, distributed, and consumed.
By Salaar Jamaliabout 23 hours ago in Geeks
Salt Path Author Delays Next Novel for 15 Months. AI-Generated.
The author of the bestselling memoir The Salt Path has announced a significant delay to her next novel, pushing its release back by 15 months due to what her publisher described as “creative and personal circumstances.” The decision has disappointed many readers who have eagerly awaited the follow-up work from one of Britain’s most successful contemporary nature writers.
By Fiaz Ahmed about 24 hours ago in Geeks
Wonderman
Okay so Wonderman was not a series I was excited for when it was announced. And there are many reasons for this, the biggest being that without his Wanda storyline Wonderman is a boring and irrelevant character. So when the premise of the show was announced I knew it was going to be better than I initially expected. Most of the feedback I've seen from the internet is positive. The only thing that raised a red flag for me is that people were glad all at once because they didn’t think it would work week to week. So if you are releasing a show and it “wouldnt work” in its intended format then you wrote a bad show. So that is one of the things I will be assessing.
By Alexandrea Callaghana day ago in Geeks
HEATED RIVALRY: EVIDENCE THAT ARTISTIC INTEGRITY IS NEEDED IN THE CURRENT STATE OF THE WORLD
A brief author's note before this write-up begins: Dear reader, I am desperately trying to finesse final edits while one of my cats lies on my neck and tries to add her own edits whenever I try to type. Please forgive any small typos or at least blame the cat, I swear she's just a menace to society.
By Alie Daya day ago in Geeks
Marty Supreme Movie Review
Since their breakout in 2017, the Safdie Brothers have specialised in smaller scale films with a razor-sharp edge. Their core formula involving placing morally dubious characters in dicey yet enthralling circumstances. This time Josh Safdie has struck out on his own with Marty Supreme, another brilliant showcase of the director’s talents.
By Robert Caina day ago in Geeks
Grammy Awards 2026 live!
The historical GRAMMYS® air tonight for the final time on CBS. It is also the last hosting gig for six-time master of ceremonies Trevor Noah. So what will happen? Only a handful of acts this year, just like every year, will receive the golden gramophone like every other year. Scores will go home in 2026 without the coveted prize.
By Skyler Saundersa day ago in Geeks
My Review of Markiplier's New Film, "Iron Lung"
First off, who is Markiplier? I have been a fan of the YouTuber known as "Markiplier," also known as Mark Edward Fischbach, for more than a decade.
By Madison "Maddy" Newtona day ago in Geeks