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With the final season of “Stranger Things” dropping in less than a week, classic-rock fans are gearing up like it’s 1986 all over again. And let’s be honest, this show didn’t just revive nostalgia… it brought some of the greatest rock tracks of the ’70s and ’80s roaring back onto the charts. If you’re planning […]
We all know that Las Vegas has been called “Sin City”, but look out! Houston is catching up fast! 1. Las Vegas, NVLas Vegas once again tops the list as America’s most sinful city — hardly a surprise. “Sin City” earns its title with the second-most casinos per capita, fueling countless failed quests for fast […]
Store-bought gravy will never hold a candle to the homemade stuff, we all know that. Yet every Thanksgiving, millions of us surrender. We crack open cans, twist off jars, and pour from sad little cartons because it saves us the hassle of whisking up a fresh batch while ten relatives hover in the kitchen offering […]
A Canadian sports-betting site just ran Google Keyword Planner numbers to figure out which NFL team America hates the most. And honestly, as a Texans fan, I figured the answer was obvious: the Dallas Cowboys, right?Wrong. Shockingly, they didn’t even crack the top three. Instead, the team America despises most is the Philadelphia Eagles, leading […]
Who’s the best female singer in rock? According to the readers of Ranker.com, it’s Ann Wilson from Heart, and honestly, that’s a damn good pick. Here are the Top 15, according to an ongoing poll, and you really can’t argue with this lineup: Click the link to check out the complete list and to vote […]
After more than five decades of music, miles, and memories, Journey has announced their last big tour, and yeah, this time it’s for real. The band says they’re calling it “The Final Frontier Tour,” marking the end of one of rock’s longest and loudest rides. Founding guitarist Neal Schon broke the news, saying this is […]
If your Veteran’s Day plans include watching a great movie, here are 10 that hit home, powerful stories that remind us why this day matters. Veterans Day isn’t just another day off. It’s a chance to honor the men and women who’ve put everything on the line so the rest of us can live free. […]
Today is National Candy Corn Day . . . and somewhere out there, someone is celebrating by chewing wax-flavored sugar triangles and pretending they like it. But who? That’s the mystery. Luckily, DoorDash and Instacart dropped some data, and the results are sweeter than a pillowcase full of Reese’s. Top Halloween Candy Favorites (Both Lists […]
If you love a good scream with your scare, Ranker.com’s list of the Top 10 Scream Queens proves horror royalty never dies, it just keeps coming back for the sequel. Here are the legends of lung power: From showers to space, these women turned terror into an art form. Doug O’Brien
Heading for the hills might actually be your best move if zombies start roaming the Earth. A new study from CanadaCasino ranked all 50 U.S. states on their zombie apocalypse readiness, and while it sounds like movie madness, the results make eerie sense. Researchers looked at six survival factors: population density, water access, hospitals, airports, […]
“Entertainment Weekly” just tackled one of horror’s greatest debates, who truly reigns as the best horror villain of all time? The list spans nearly a century of nightmares, mixing gothic legends, slashers, monsters, and psychological terrors that defined generations of screams. Here are the Top 25 Horror Villains according to EW: A lineup that proves, […]
In 1978, a young filmmaker named John Carpenter set out to make a low-budget horror movie about a masked killer stalking babysitters on Halloween night. Working with a budget of just $300,000, Carpenter not only directed and co-wrote Halloween, but he also composed its now-legendary score, one of the most recognizable in film history. Carpenter’s […]