Today’s dating scene might bug plenty of people – literally. A Japanese pest control company has announced that they’ll be launching a dating simulator with a creepy, crawly twist: your boyfriend is a cockroach.

Earth Corporation’s Gokigen Lovely Days is free to play, featuring the voice talents behind one of anime’s most lionized characters – Eren Yaeger. Yuki Kaji voices each bug boy, though this dating sim might not be for every lonely heart. Before players enter the game, they’re met with a questionable warning. “This game contains strongly shocking content. If you are uncomfortable with such content, or have a weak heart, please refrain from playing,” the disclaimer reads, preparing anyone brave enough to check one of the most surprising games of 2026 so far.

A New Orleans woman took a flight with Frontier Airlines. Then she realized the multiple designer perfumes in her bag were allegedly stolen.

“I’m gonna need Frontier to come to the front,” said Príncess DaGoat (@sheisdivine777) in a TikTok video with more than 5,000 views. According to her, someone from the airline stole the perfumes from her luggage.

Korean Jesus, dangerous new drugs, and a whole lot of laughs: over a decade on from the sequel, a third installment of the 21 Jump Street franchise is finally in the works.

As per Variety, the long-awaited follow up to 22 Jump Street is inching ever closer to production, with stars Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill in talks to reprise their roles as undercover cops/odd-couple Greg Jenko and Morton Schmidt. Ice Cube is also set to return as their boss, the no-nonsense Captain Dickson.

Dining at a favorite restaurant is usually one of life’s pleasures. Having them boot you out for an unwarranted reason can easily sour it.

This is what this woman and her husband allegedly experienced at Hog Heaven Bar-B-Q, the owner claiming they reeked of marijuana. But was this the true justification?

Moviegoers are asked to “look out” for Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock)’s arrival on the big screen. Before the Maid of Might crash-lands into her all-new DCU adventure, the notion of Supergirl being “woke” must be denounced.

Based on Tom King’s stellar Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, James Gunns’ Supergirl is set to retread the same story beats while introducing an exciting new flair curated for the silver screen. Per DC Comics’ official solicit of Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, “Kara Zor-El can no longer find any meaning or purpose in her life. But all that changes when an alien girl seeks her out to help her take revenge on the bad guys who destroyed her world. Now a Kryptonian, a dog, and an angry, heartbroken child head into space on a journey that will shake them to their very core. It’s Supergirl like you’ve never seen her before in a character-defining sci-fi/fantasy masterpiece!” However, it’s incredibly predictable that not every moviegoer may agree that Supergirl may be viewed as a masterpiece based on gender bias alone.

One of the biggest events in last season’s Interview With the Vampire was the trial in Paris. Culminating in probably one of the most devastating scenes in the series so far, it was a heavy watch for all fans, but also one of the best moments in television. It was a culmination of everything that made Interview With the Vampire great.

The trial dealt with Claudia (Delainey Hayes), Madelaine (Roxane Duran), and Louis de Pointe du Lac (Jacob Anderson) in Paris after they broke the Five Great Laws. Present for it all was Armand (Assad Zaman), who played a key part in the events of the trial itself as well as its aftermath.

A TikTok creator (@carlyysarahh) says she received the dreaded “hey girly” message — and ended up uncovering a much bigger alleged cheating story than she expected.

Although it is very unfortunate, many would agree that infidelity in relationships has become quite common. It’s so prevalent that you have likely heard about it happening to friends and family, experienced it yourself, or seen it depicted in popular culture like movies and TV shows. @carlyysarahh also has a story on this topic, and her video on the same is currently trending on TikTok. In her telling, she was not the only person allegedly being misled. That said, the story centers on what Carly describes as a years-long relationship that another woman says was hidden from her.

A track runner from Bucknell University has gone viral because of her valiant, yet catastrophically failed, effort to run a hurdles race. It seems that the internet has gained its latest meme on TikTok with Ella Majeran and her goofy attempt at hurdles (@ellasuperspam33).

Majeran, who is from Pennsylvania, shared a video on TikTok captioned “putting myself in with Olympic hurdlers to see if anyone notices.” Of course, she was not actually racing Olympians. The joke was that she edited Olympic hurdle clips alongside footage of herself to see whether viewers could “spot” her. Instead, she stitched runs of Olympic hurdlers and her own running in one video, posting it to see if TikTok would spot the amateur among pros.

Most families have that one relative they avoid talking about. For Ree Grummond (@reegrummond), one of those stories involved her Uncle Buddy, who died when she was young. Years later, she discovered that the explanation she had been given was not true. To commemorate Uncle Buddy, Grummond posted a tribute on TikTok to honor him during Pride Month.

“I was told Uncle Buddy had taken his own life,” Grummond said on her TikTok video. She was creating a memorial quilt for her deceased uncle. “I learned the truth when I found his death certificate many years later. I was heartbroken,” Grummond revealed. Her Uncle Buddy had AIDS, and the family kept the truth under wraps. It’s unclear why, but there had been a strong stigma surrounding the disease in the ’80s. The disease disproportionately affects gay and bisexual individuals, which only further amplified the fear around these severely misunderstood groups.

Every episode of Widow’s Bay highlights yet another amazing member of the Widow’s Bay community. And this week, it was Rosemary’s (Dale Dickey) time to shine.

Season 1, episode 9 titled “Emergency Shelter” dealt with the aftermath of Tom (Matthew Rhys) and Wyck (Stephen Root) not successfully ending the curse of the island. Patricia (Kate O’Flynn) helps the two navigate what to do next as a huge storm threatens to blow into the island, forcing Tom to shut things down.

Kash Patel just dropped a bombshell about the Nancy Guthrie case, and it’s not pretty. The FBI director claims local Arizona police blocked federal agents from joining the investigation for four critical days after the 84-year-old went missing. If that timeline holds, it’s a massive red flag in one of the most high-profile disappearances of the year.

Patel didn’t hold back during his interview with NewsNation’s Katie Pavlich. According to Reality Tea, he said the FBI showed up immediately after Nancy Guthrie was reported missing on February 1, ready to assist Pima County law enforcement. But instead of welcoming the help, local authorities kept the bureau on the sidelines for nearly a week. “We showed up immediately and offered our assistance. We were not let in for four days. And that’s their choice,” Patel said. 

In relationships, each small act of care and kindness counts. Care is what makes or breaks relationships in the long run, and it seems that Nash Morgan (@nashjmorgan) from Arizona has a strong understanding of it. He told the men of TikTok to listen up, because going on a Sephora trip could easily help them avoid breakups or divorce.

In his video “How Not to Be a Bare Minimum Boyfriend 101,” Morgan featured his wife’s makeup bag. He said, “Once every couple of weeks, I like to go through my wife’s makeup bag to see what she’s running low on and replace them for her before she realizes that they’re gone.”

Today we mourn the loss of one of our own. Acclaimed filmmaker and visionary Martin Scorsese has officially backed AI. In what is probably one of the most surprising twists in the industry, he joined Black Forest Labs as an advisor. This was confirmed in a statement to the New York Times. Black Forest Labs posted a video last week of the announcement.

In his statement to the Times, the filmmaker mentioned that he was interested in AI’s role in storytelling. According to Scorsese, he’s interested in “seeing how that can push the bounds of creativity,” saying, “Remember, cinema is a young medium, only around 125 years old, so we have to be open to how it can evolve.”

Shaquille O’Neal just turned a casual podcast chat into a full-blown pedicure debate, and honestly, it’s peak post-retirement energy. During a recent episode of The Nitty Gritty with Nat, host Natalie Friedman playfully offered the NBA legend an “express pedicure” after asking him if he really spent $1,000 on pedicures. What was supposed to be a quick joke spiraled into a segment on foot care, self-confidence, and why Shaq’s toes deserve respect. 

Shaq wasn’t game for Friedman’s offer but he did counter it with his own. Insisting that anything she did would mess with his already pedicured feet, Shaq asked, “Do you want to see my toes right now?” When Friedman responded in the affirmative, Shaq took off his shoe and sock, but not before warning her not to touch his toes. “Listen, I’m telling you, my toes are beautiful,” he insisted, holding them up for the camera. 

Tattoo artist Sydney Mulvaney is sounding the alarm for Gen Z about one specific type of ink placement that could slam the brakes on a career before it even starts. The Michigan-based tattoo artist, known as @sydneytattoos on TikTok, is warning young people to think twice before getting tattoos on their hands, neck, or face. According to VT, she calls these “job stopper tattoos” and says they can lead to unfair assumptions in professional settings.

Mulvaney, who has been inking clients for 12 years, admits she rarely turns down tattoo requests. The only exception is hate speech-related designs, which she refuses to do without hesitation. Beyond that, she’s open to most ideas but strongly advises against small, trendy tattoos in highly visible areas. 

Car camping seems to be reserved for people with Ford pickup trucks. But camping content creator Kelleen Seims from Alaska is pushing what it means to go car camping by showing that two people can absolutely do it, even with a sleek sedan.

It almost seems impossible—but Seims says that even a Honda Civic could also fit camping essentials for the trip. For a sedan, the Civic is rather spacious, but by no means do people think of it as a camper. Most people wouldn’t even consider the sedan for off-roading because of its stock height.

Paul the Octopus was the most controversial sports icon of the 2010 World Cup, and he didn’t even have legs. According to LADBible, the cephalopod made eight perfect match predictions during the tournament, including Spain’s victory over the Netherlands in the final, only to face international death threats from furious fans.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is gearing up, with Argentina’s Lionel Messi aiming for back-to-back titles and Brazil’s Athos Salome claiming a team in red will lift the trophy. But no predictor has ever matched the sheer accuracy, or the backlash, of Paul the Octopus. His flawless streak didn’t just make him famous, it made him a target.

There are the people who haunt Las Vegas, and then there’s haunted Las Vegas. Sometimes, the two overlap. 

TikTok creator Alejandra Coronado (AletheOracle) says, “Vegas is a huge portal for aliens, demons, the dead, angels, all kinds of entities.”

Growing up, we all heard stories about cannibalism and hoped we would never encounter anyone who practices it. Personally, I’ve come across instances of cannibalism through texts and other media, including audiovisual content, and I find the subject strangely fascinating, especially the psychological aspect. I’m always curious, what really goes on in their minds? Not in those of people from cultures with long-standing traditions of human meat consumption, but those who choose to eat it despite having many other options.

I believe TikTok user @cassdamm, like me, was driven by intense curiosity when she decided to research cannibalism and even interviewed an alleged real cannibal for her paper. Just three days ago, she posted a video on her TikTok saying that she met a cannibal named Kevin through her uncle and interviewed him as part of her research. She mentioned several other things, but the one thing @cassdamm said that caught my attention was that she received a friend request from him afterward, which she accepted by the way.

AI is so pervasive—from the content people consume to the accounts that they interact with online. Anything can be AI-generated. When Cassandra Klepac (@cassandra.klepac), a photographer from Austin, picked up a magazine at the airport, it didn’t strike her off as strange until she noticed a missing detail in the photos.

Klepac found a magazine by the Beauty Authority and decided to skim through it. She commented that it contained “really great photos” of women. As a photographer, she instinctively started looking for credits.