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Victorian Psycho trailer is a brilliant, bloody nightmare
Maika Monroe stars as Winifred Notty, “the sanest person she’s ever met,” in Victorian Psycho, a bloody horror-comedy that’ll have you frankly terrified of the Longlegs and 100 Nights of Hero star.
Described by Mashable entertainment editor Kristy Puchko in her review as “what if gothic horror were an eat-the-rich comedy?” the film follows the plot of a murderess governess (Monroe), appointed to teach the spoiled children of the aristocratic Pounds in late 19th century England.
Directed by Zachary Wigon (Sanctuary) with a screenplay by Virginia Feito (on whose 2025 novel the film is based), Victorian Psycho has a brilliant and brutal trailer out today, all scored to Die Spitz’s impeccable “Throw Yourself to the Sword.”
The Pounds family — played by Jason Isaacs, Ruth Wilson, Wednesday‘s Evie Templeton, and Hamnet‘s Jacobi Jupe — have no idea what they’re in for with the arrival of Miss Notty. But the trailer gives us a terrible idea.
Victorian Psycho hits cinemas Sept. 25.
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Shakespearean Parenting
By the wonderful Grace Farris.
P.S. Shakespeare’s witches and ancient Greek parenting.… Read more
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Logan Pauls hunt for a Pokémon card that doesnt exist, explained
It’s only been a few months since Logan Paul’s $16 million Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card sale set a record, but he’s already on the hunt for something more valuable.
The controversial YouTuber-turned-WWE star released a one-hour mini-documentary on YouTube on Friday, chronicling his quest to acquire a card that doesn’t exist yet.
So what exactly is he trying to do, and why is the Pokémon card he’s trying to acquire potentially so valuable? Let’s break it down.
Which Pokémon card is Logan Paul trying to acquire?
In a nutshell, the origin of Pokémon cards can be dated back to 1996. Rather than being sold in packs, the first trading cards were available to peel from sheets found in a Japanese comic called CoroCoro. Pairs of cards were released over a number of issues, with the first – issue 223 – containing Pikachu and Jigglypuff cards.
The catch? Although there are many of these cards in circulation, there is apparently still no Pikachu that’s been graded a perfect 10 by the Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) body.
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The video above chronicles Paul’s attempt to secure one, following him as he buys copies of CoroCoro 223 along with pre-production sheets of the cards that came with the issue, hoping to peel a Pikachu card that’s high enough quality to make the grade of Gem Mint 10 (categorised on PSA’s website as a “virtually perfect card”).
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When will we know if Logan Paul has acquired the PSA 10 Pikachu?
This is the big question. Normally getting cards graded with PSA takes time (from five to 25 business days), but in the documentary we see Paul getting two cards graded far more quickly after dropping them off at one of the PSA offices himself.
At the end of the video, he announces a live streaming event where he will peel the Pikachu card that he hopes to get graded a 10. What we don’t know is what will happen next. Will the event end with Paul showing the card off and getting ready to take it to PSA? Or does he have the kind of relationship with the authenticator where he’ll be able to organise for one of its graders to attend the event, and do the grading in person?
We’ll have to wait for the stream, which is happening July 30 at 9:30 p.m. EST on Paul’s YouTube channel, to find out.
UPDATE: Jul. 31, 2026, 2:45 p.m. Logan Paul completed his livestream on Thursday, peeling the Pikachu on YouTue — but based on the card’s centering, he doesn’t think it’ll achieve the PSA 10 grade needed to complete his mission.
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Samsungs 55-inch M80H Mini LED TV has never been cheaper — save over $100 this weekend
SAVE $162: As of July 31, the Samsung 55-inch M80H Mini LED 4K TV is on sale at Amazon for only $537.99. That’s 23% in savings and its lowest price on record.
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Traditionally, it may not be the best time to buy a new TV, but logically, it certainly is. Not only is the 2026 NFL season right around the corner, but plenty of new movies and TV shows will also hit the airwaves in the coming months (Mother Mary, Ted Lasso Season 4, Reacher Season 4, Survivor Season 51, more than likely Disclosure Day, etc.). Plus, this Samsung Mini LED model is down to its best price ever.
As of July 31, the Samsung 55-inch M80H Mini LED 4K TV is just $537.99, down from $699.99. That’s a saving of over $160, marking its lowest price on record according to our favorite price-tracking tool.
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The M80H is a step up from your basic LED TV, featuring a Mini LED display that uses loads of tiny LEDs for brighter, more accurate colors and more cinematic contrast. It’s not as impressive as an OLED TV, but it’s definitely more preferable if you’re on a budget. It also includes an NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor, which has companion features like Samsung Vision AI and the AI Sound Controller. These added perks let you elevate specific parts of the sound or add more depth to certain scenes.
For gamers, the M80H is a solid pick, as it features the Motion Xcelerator 144Hz for supporting PC gaming, DLG 240Hz for smoother motion and response times, AMD FreeSync Premium, and an in-game menu that lets you control FPS, input lag, and more.
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If your old TV has seen its final days, there’s never been a better time to grab Samsung’s 55-inch M80H Mini LED TV.
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