Bizarre CIA documents from 1984 suggest ‘very large people’ were seen on Mars

Between “Moon Knight,” “Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness,” the zombies of “What If…?,” and the upcoming vampiric “Blade” reboot, Marvel Studios has really been assembling a solid horror/occult corner in the MCU. Another one of those entries fleshing out Marvel’s horror and supernatural side will be a Halloween special that seemingly will feature various established characters alongside a Latino version of Werewolf By Night.

Are fans overreacting or should Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler be concerned?

Kanye West is the new Kathy Griffin! This and much more on our latest podcast! CLICK HERE to watch this episode of The Perez Hilton Podcast with Chris Booker!

Ben Affleck said yes to his music video return.

Valerie Bertinelli is looking back on the way in which drugs affected her marriage to Eddie Van Halen. 

She might be best known as Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, but Cassandra Peterson is taking on a whole new character in her latest movie.

KTLA reporter Gene Kang was reporting live on a deadly hit-and-run collision in Los Angeles when his report was unexpectedly interrupted — by a completely different car crash.

Time to refresh her feed! Kim Kardashian finally posted photos with boyfriend Pete Davidson after four months of dating.

A relationship worthy of a gold medal. Shaun White and Nina Dobrev have been dating since early 2020, and the sweet stars can’t help but gush about each other at every turn.

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Tom Parker has been seen using a wheelchair following his return from a cancer treatment facility in Spain.Earlier this week, the singer made an emotional return to the stage with his The Wanted bandmates at their Bournemouth gig after he was forced to pull out of several shows due to intense cancer treatment.The dad-of-two joined Max George, Nathan Sykes, Siva Kaneswaren and Jay McGuinness, emerging from underground while sitting on a throne. Bandmate Siva took over his lines in their hit song, Glad You Came while he sat with a pair of sunglasses on.Now, Strictly star Max George has shared behind-the-scenes snaps with his pal, who was left sitting in a wheelchair.The Walks Like Rihanna singer was wearing a leather jacket along with a pair of black aviator style Ray-Bans and a cream beanie hat as he offered a peace sign towards the camera.Captioning his post, Max typed: "I mean...

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMeta is allowing users of Facebook and Instagram in Ukraine post “forms of political expression” that would ordinarily violate its hate-speech policies — including urging people to kill the Russian soldiers who are attacking the country.In response, the Russian government, which already previously blocked Facebook, said it will also ban Instagram effective March 14.“As you know, on March 11, Meta Platforms Inc. made an unprecedented decision by allowing the posting of information containing calls for violence against Russian citizens on its social networks Facebook and Instagram,” Roskomnadzor, Russia’s media regulatory agency said Friday.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterAn unseasonable cold and rainy spell drifted through Austin on Friday, as attendees poured into the SXSW conference in person for the first time in two years. But that’s not the only storm brewing as marquee names and business leaders from Hollywood, tech, music, and media step foot in Texas.Fallout from two incendiary state issues – one being executive orders that target trans children and their families, the other a ban on abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat – is front and center for activists on the ground, and their outspoken advocates in power circles from those influential industries.As SXSW attendees queued for the hour-long credentials line at the Austin Convention Center Friday, news broke that the Texas Supreme Court dealt a lethal blow to a lawsuit from the state’s abortion providers hoping to declare the ban unconstitutional.

NASA has released astonishing satellite images that give a new perspective on a record-breaking 101ft-high wave surfed by Portuguese teenager António Laureano in October 2020.The images were captured by the Operational Land Imager instrument on Landsat 8.Thanks to a deep canyon below the ocean surface, Praia do Norte produces powerful, heavy, and sometimes dangerous waves that are believed to be the world’s largest.In April 2018, Brazilian Rodrigo Koxa broke the official world record for the largest wave ever surfed off the famous Portuguese beach, but his achievement was overshadowed by tragedy when British surfer Andrew Cotton broke his back in a sickening tumble that was branded Wipeout of the Year.But in October 2020, Portuguese teenager António Laureano surfed a monster wave that is estimated to have been over 101ft high.The exceptionally large and energetic swell in October 2020 is believed to have been driven by the remnants of Hurricane Epsilon, the fourth major hurricane of the extremely-active 2020 Atlantic hurricane season.In the NASA images, breaking waves can be seen as a strong white band parallel to the shoreline.A green plume, believed to be made of ocean sediment stirred up by the powerful waves, extends around six miles from the shore.Earlier this month, another young surfing talent claimed to have broken the 100-foot barrier. Mason Barnes told theinertia.com that he was sure he had broken the record, but that the numbers weren’t important to him: “I was just thankful to be there and ride that wave and to be a part of that day...“Just share those memories, you know, with everyone who was there.

Ghosts of the Titanic, is exploring these claims. In the tragedy, more than 1,500 passengers and crew lost their lives as the ship made its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.And the tale was famously made into a 1997 blockbuster starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio.But what are some of the most common myths and conspiracy theories? NADINE LINGE investigates.Busted! A second White Star Line ship, the Olympic, had been damaged in a collision with another vessel.

There was an eruption of applause as relieved NASA scientists learned that the Mars rover Perseverance had landed safely on the Red Planet.

space agency is aiming to touch down on the Red Planet on Thursday - in what they have dubbed as 'seven minutes of terror'.

After a seven months voyage, clocking up 300 million miles, NASA’s Perseverance rover’s successful landing on Mars tomorrow will come down to just “ seven minutes of terror ”.

Mars has all we need to create oxygen and food, a new study suggests.German researchers have shown a bacteria can grow in Mars-like soil and atmospheric conditions simulated on Earth.Their findings suggest we could farm cyanobacteria to create oxygen and fuel for other life forms on the Red Planet.The University of Bremen study comes as NASA's Perseverance probe is set to land on Mars and begin its hunt for signs of alien life on Thursday.The scientists found that the hardy bacteria was able to grow in bioreactors that could be used on the surface of Mars.They would act as "pressure cookers" to increase the planet's ultra-low atmospheric pressure and only use the nutrient-rich soils found on the surface.Study lead author Dr Cyprien Verseux

Mars rover Perseverance will face "seven minutes of terror" before landing on the red planet.The space probe will be making its final, self-guided descent to Mars on Thursday, with engineers warning: "Success is never assured."Al Chen, head of the descent and landing team at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, called it the most critical and dangerous part of the expensive $2.7billion mission (£1.94m).The six-wheeled rover is expected to take seven minutes to descend from the top of the Martian atmosphere to the planet's surface in less time than the 11-minute radio transmission back to Earth.He said: "Success is never assured.

Mars.The superfood loved by the cartoon sailor protects the heart from space radiation and the effects of zero gravity, say scientists.Members of the Apollo missions to the moon have faced a five-fold higher risk of death from cardiovascular disease.The health crisis is a major stumbling block for establishing a human settlement on the Red Planet.Lead author Professor Jesper Hjortnaes, of the University of Leiden in The Netherlands, said: "In the inky blackness of space an invisible threat is ever present - radiation."It can have a huge array of negative effects on astronaut health - including cardiovascular disease."However, if we are ever to journey to the Red Planet, we will need to understand and reduce this risk."NASA hopes to land the