The late political scientist James C. Scott endorsed what he called “anarchist calisthenics”—the regular practice of small acts of lawbreaking and disobedience. Jaywalk at an empty intersection. Have ...

I went in with a game plan but not a blank check. I scored tickets to four Olympics events that I can get excited about, even two years before the Summer Games arrive in the greater Los Angeles area.

MEDINA, Ohio -- After more than a decade of pouring beer, the Medina Beer Fest is finally adding something a little stronger to the menu. For the first time since Bottles, Barrels & Brews began in ...

With the Iran war now in its fifth week, Amazon is adding a 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge for third-party sellers in the U.S. and Canada. The surcharge takes effect April 17, according to a notice ...

Netflix's "Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen" brings a whole new meaning to pre-marital anxieties. The series follows a bride-to-be, Rachel (Camila Morrone), who begins to unravel in the week ...

Haley Z. Boston talks to The Hollywood Reporter about the thesis of her Netflix horror series and how the final scene leaves the door open for another season. By Jackie Strause Managing Editor, East ...

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for the finale of Netflix’s “Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen.” This season of “Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen” ended with many “holy shit!” ...

POV: you’re watching Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen on Netflix, you have a feeling that something very bad is, in fact, going to happen, and at this point you cannot wait one more second to ...

The Duffer Brothers’ and Haley Z. Boston’s new Netflix horror series Something Very Bad is Going to Happen is new on streaming, and Rotten Tomatoes critics have some good things to say about it.

Netflix‘s new horror series Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, hailing from creator Haley Z. Boston and executive producers Matt and Ross Duffer, does not pull any punches when it finally careens ...

Creator Haley Z. Boston wants you to know that as you binge her new Netflix horror series. "There was a lot of discussion about: Are we going to scare people away?" she tells The Hollywood Reporter.

“I grew up in a loving home. My parents have a great relationship. I had safety all around me, and I needed an outlet to explore fear.” “The title of the show: It’s pretty cheeky, but that’s part of ...