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Best of Both Worlds. Top Story - October 2026.
In my childhood I enjoyed Hannah Montana because she got to live two different lives. As Miley she could be treated like any high school girl and as Hannah as an adored celebrity. People either encouraged my enjoyment of the show or made negative commentary like, "Everyone would know they are the same person, you would have to be dumb to not." I think about this and wonder... The word isn't dumb, more like influenced by society to believe a certain way. I already knew people with different status are approached and spoken to differently. People will go with what they have been told about someone and how that may affect interacting with them.
By Seashell Harpspring 22 days ago in Geeks
Soap Veteran Robert-Kelker Kelly leaves a lasting legacy
This article was assisted by AI. The soap world has lost a veteran actor Robert Kelker-Kelly, who appeared on Another World, Days of Our Lives, and General Hospital has died at 62. He is best known to soap fans as Bo Brady on Days of Our Lives , His death was reported today, October 5, 2026, and the Missouri medical examiner confirmed that he died on October 3, 2026. No cause of death has been revealed.
By Cheryl E Preston22 days ago in Geeks
Sabrina Carpenter Accused of Copying Tiffany A♡ Luna’s Crown Logo—While Her Federal Plagiarism Case Spirals Into Further Career Ruin. Content Warning.
Sabrina Carpenter’s pop princess image is crumbling under the weight of what is now being described as one of the most damaging plagiarism cases in music history . The Disney-born starlet is not only battling a brutal federal lawsuit over her song Espresso , but now faces new backlash after debuting a crown into her updated logo June 6, 2025 eerily similar to Tiffany A♡ Luna’s crown, which was quietly unveiled just weeks before — the same Tiffany A♡ Luna currently suing her in federal court.
By Dena J Falken22 days ago in Geeks
Diverse, Enriching, and Poignant Short Films at the 29th Manhattan Short Film Festival
The Manhattan Short Film Festival is back for its 29th year, showcasing 10 diverse short films from 10 different countries. I ventured to the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport, MA, to watch the films. I have always been a huge movie fanatic, but this festival has given me a new appreciation for short films.
By Marielle Sabbag23 days ago in Geeks
I Still Get Pulled Out of Aquaman, and I’m Done Pretending Otherwise
When I rewatched Aquaman, Mera rose out of the water. Red hair. Sea water against her shoulders. Clean movement. A bullet comment floated across the screen: two words. I hit pause. The pause key in the upper-left corner of my keyboard made a plastic click. I went to get a glass of water. I came back. I dragged the progress bar back. I watched the shot again. Still pulled out.
By Jin25 days ago in Geeks
Camille Maccali: From Tennis to Sports Journalism
A Career Built Around Sport Camille Maccali is a French sports journalist and television presenter who has developed much of her professional career with L’Équipe. Her path is particularly interesting because journalism was not her first experience of competitive sport. Before working behind a microphone or in front of a television camera, she spent years on the tennis court herself.
By MUHAMMAD SHAFIE25 days ago in Geeks
Speedy Gonzalez is a hero for manyMexicans
In this day and era of being ethnically sensitive and cancel culture, many icons from the past have been discarded. One of them Speedy Gonzales, is seen in his native Mexico as a hero rather than being offensive.
By Cheryl E Preston25 days ago in Geeks
Thomas Mikal Ford began his career on A Different World
Thomas Mikal Ford's face graced both television and movie screens during the late 1980s and the 1990s. His most famous role was portraying Thomas "Tommy" Strawn on the sitcom Martin, which aired on FOX from 1992 until 1997. His career began on the NBC sitcom A Different World.
By Cheryl E Preston25 days ago in Geeks
Black Dog Theatre Brings "Ordinary Days" to the Stage
Today may not be like any other day. Black Dog Theatre Company presents “Ordinary Days” this October. The musical revolves around four New Yorkers whose lives intersect in unexpected ways. They search for connection, purpose, and happiness.
By Marielle Sabbag25 days ago in Geeks
A Haunting Tale Unfolds at Colonial Chorus Players with “The Pillowman”
The first duty of a storyteller is to tell a story. Colonial Chorus Players (CCP) presents “The Pillowman,” a play by Martin McDonagh. Katurian, a writer, is interrogated by two brutal detectives after a series of gruesome child murders eerily mirrors his short stories. As he desperately tries to protect his brother with an intellectual disability and preserve his written work, the truth behind the horrific crimes unfolds.
By Marielle Sabbag25 days ago in Geeks
She Was Cast as the Live-Action Version of an AI Star. Then the Hate Started.
The audition room’s air conditioning was too cold. Hu Dongqing finished the third passage of dialogue. Lao Zhou, the casting director, didn’t look up. He turned his phone screen toward her. On it was Jiang Yuechu from the AI version of The Chronicle of Myriad Demons : a modeled face, pupils with starlight, hair moving without wind.
By Jin26 days ago in Geeks
Three Wandas, Three Paths
Wanda Maximoff has never been a simple character to pin down. Across her appearances in Marvel's comics and the MCU films alike, she has taken on countless roles—witch, mutant, Avenger, mother, daughter, sister, wife, lover, and villain. Yet at the heart of who she is, immense power always seems to coexist with devastating loss, since her family history and cultural roots are continually reimagined across different continuities.
By Jenna Deedy26 days ago in Geeks