Really, really scary things in Verasigh. I didn't decide to start working on a new imaginary world. I was in second grade, and I was bored, and I thought of a cool name.

It Follows brought a very original and terrifying monster to our screens. The Entity that once attached to you and follows until it can end you. The only way to save yourself is to pass it along ...

Alex Rins revealed that he suffered the same ride-height failure that cruelly sunk Monster Yamaha team-mate Fabio Quartararo’s victory hopes in Sunday’s British MotoGP. The Frenchman was ...

Joe Jonas was scared to catch the “lovebug” again after his divorce from Sophie Turner. The singer admitted getting back into dating was “scary and intimidating” as he reflected on ...

Brooks Koepka has lost his fear factor but will former Major monster ever get scary again? Can American star return to that once a frightening presence at Oakmont. Sport. Craig Swan.

Nick Kroll recalled the stressful process of organizing the intervention for his friend and collaborator John Mulaney on Dax Shepard's podcast.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson blasted President Donald Trump, calling him a "monster" after the DOJ noted is was launching an investigation into whether Chicago is perpetrating racial discrimination.

Former Steelers WR Reveals Scary Injury Effects . The former Pittsburgh Steelers wideout pulled back the curtain on several nerve-wracking injuries. Noah Strackbein | May 25, 2025.

Veteran IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi is out of the 2025 Indianapolis 500 after a scary fire broke out on pit road during Lap 74.. According to the Fox broadcast, Rossi’s car suffered a gearbox ...

Jaylen Wells injury update. After being taken to the hospital, Wells was alert and talking, his father Fred Wells told The Commercial Appeal. He said his son wanted to know the score of the ...

Indy 500 pole-sitter crashes into crew members on pit road: 'Really scary' Robert Shwartzman was awarded the pole for the Indy 500. By Ryan Gaydos Fox News. Published May 26, 2025 10:24am EDT.

After wild mix-up, pro uses fellow competitor’s clubs at U.S. Women’s Open By: Claire Rogers “It was just scary, like a bit of a panic at first,” Avery said.