New Netflix horror breaks record with most scares in first episode in TV history – but will you brave it?

Daniel Radcliffe has done the franchise thing before. Hell, you could argue that there are only a few actors who have been linked to a franchise film series in a more intrinsic way than Radcliffe during his run as the title character of the ‘Harry Potter’ films.

Welcome to , our comprehensive roundup of the best new beauty products we tried each month. From undisputed favorites to brand-new releases, these are the things our editors loved throughout the month of October.As the weather cools down and , the best new beauty products are working overtime. Glamour editors' beauty routines are rapidly evolving to work around dropping temperatures and autumnal aesthetics.

has officially given his first interview since his dramatic . On his Sirius XM show , the athlete admitted that problems in his personal life may have impacted his work performance, but that's true of anyone with a job from time to time, isn't it?“I think there's a lot of professionals in life that go through things that they deal with at work and they deal with at home,” Brady said, adding that the situation is “amicable” and he's focused now on taking care of his family and being a good football player. “So, that's what professionals do.

, on October 21 which quickly shot to number one on the Billboard 200 albums chart.In September last year, Canadian rapper Drake claimed nine of the Hot 100’s top 10 for a week which was hailed at the time as a huge milestone. However, Swift now stolen his crown and smashed the record, with her first single from the album, “Anti-Hero,” launching at number one and filling the rest of the top ten.The other in the top ten included “Lavender Haze,” “Maroon,” “Snow on the Beach,” “Midnight Rain,” “Bejeweled,” “Question...?,” “You're on Your Own Kid,” “Karma,” and “Vigilante Shit.”The news now means Swift holds the record for the most top tens among women in the Billboard Hot 100's history, with 40.

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Russell Crowe is not married to Britney Theriot. The 58-year-old actor - who was married to actress Danielle Spencer, 57, from 2003 until 2018 and has Charles, 18, and Tennyson, 16, with her - has been dating Britney, 39, since 2020 and is said to have denied recent reports that the pair had secretly tied the knot last month by sending a text message to radio host Erin Molan. Speaking on the 2Day FM breakfast show 'Hughesy, Ed Erin' on Tuesday (01.

EXCLUSIVE: The Hitman’s Bodyguard and Has Fallen outfit Millennium Media is partnering with Will Smith’s German film and TV distributor, Telepool, to co-develop three English-language features over the next three years. Millennium Media is set to produce with Telepool serving as executive producer.

EXCLUSIVE: Initial Co-Managing Director Cat Lynch is joining Amazon Studios in the UK, Deadline can reveal.

YouTube is getting into the third-party streaming subscription game, launching Primetime Channels, a hub where consumers can sign up for Showtime, Starz, Paramount+ and more than 30 other services.

“It's very clear some Twitter users don’t understand that the brain of a 20 y.o and the brain of a 30 y.o are in two completely different stages of development/life in general.”(sic)However, other fans defended the singer, explaining that they were both adults and their age gap “isn't even that big”.Nojotek said: “So many of you getting bent out of shape over this. In most of the world this is not an issue at all, both are considered adults.“So long as it is a consensual relationship there is no problem.”Ethercool added: “The age gap isn't even that big lmao.

Piers Morgan and Richard Osman were just two well-known faces who have reacted after it was announced Matt Hancock will be a contestant on ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! The former Health Secretary, who quit after breaking his own lockdown rules by having an affair with long-time aide Gina Coladangelo, will become the 12th celebrity heading to the Australian jungle.Piers, 57, has since taken to Twitter and cheekily mocked the West Suffolk MP joining the reality series, which starts on Sunday.The Uncensored presenter admitted this is the first time he has "felt sorry" for kangaroo testicles as he took a swipe at Mr Hancock.In view of his 7.9 million followers, Piers joked: "I never thought I’d feel sorry for kangaroo testicles, but I do now.

Denise Welch, 64, has unleashed her rage on Twitter this afternoon as it was confirmed that controversial Conservative MP Matt Hancock, 44, would be joining the I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! line-up.The Loose Women star hit out at the MP for his handling of the Covid pandemic as she exclaimed: "How dare he!!"Denise took to Twitter this afternoon in view of her 539,200 followers to hit out at Hancock's surprise arrival to the ITV show line-up.The star, who is mum to The 1975 frontman Matty Healy, tweeted angrily: "I bet all those people living with the pain of not being ‘allowed’ to be with their loved ones in the last years of their lives will be so excited to see Matt fucking Hancock in the jungle!! How dare he!!!"Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their views on the controversial news.One who disagreed with Denise's comments was AlieCutting, who expressed: "I lost my mum during covid, in a nursing home where I want to be allowed to be with her at the end, but please don’t think you talk for us all."All your comment does is ensure people remain bitter and prevent some of us from moving on."Denise reiterated: "I talk for no one but myself.

“My life will never be the same but I know you will always watch over me.Thank you for 25 years of love and laughter. You will always be the most incredible man to me, and to the world. “You will live on through your films and philanthropic work, through your love for your family and friends, you were so dedicated to us all. “Nobody will ever be able to replace you.

“Bly Manor,” “Midnight Mass” and now “The Midnight Club.”Based on novels by YA horror author Christopher Pike (also an executive producer), “The Midnight Club” is set in 1990s California and follows college-bound students.Ilonka (Iman Benson) is a star student who gets a terminal-cancer diagnosis right when it feels like her whole life is ahead of her. After finding Brightcliffe online, she gets her foster dad Tim — Matt Biedel, who looks like he gets the call when David Harbour is busy — to agree to take her to the mysterious hospice for a “trial run,” like “cancer sleepaway camp,” she says.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer SPOLER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched through the Season 1 finale of Netflix’s “The Midnight Club.” “The Haunting of Hill House” and “Midnight Mass” mastermind Mike Flanagan turned his attention to a younger audience for his new Netflix series, “The Midnight Club,” which launched Friday. The new drama concludes its 10-episode first season with just a few answers, and many more questions about the fate of Ilonka (Iman Benson) and her fellow terminally ill teens at Brightcliffe Hospice, the Paragon cult’s mysterious connection to Dr. Stanton (Heather Langenkamp), the teens’ head caregiver and owner of the hospice, what actually happened to Julia Jayne/Shasta (Samantha Sloyan) and why those elderly ghosts are haunting Ilonka and Kevin (Igby Rigney).

By It takes a certain kind of wisdom to know your calling in life as a child. It takes even more to then make that happen. But watch Iman Benson on screen, and it becomes so clear she knew something at age nine that most people take a lifetime to figure out: This is what she’s meant to do. The actor, now 22, has had roles on hit shows like Suits and BlackAF, but she delivers her first true breakthrough performance in Netflix’s The Midnight Club, now streaming.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic Mike Flanagan has, of late, distinguished himself as one of Netflix’s signature creators and as a generational figure in the horror genre; though his past series for the streamer, including “Midnight Mass” and “The Haunting of Hill House,” have been of various quality overall and from episode to episode, they’re consistently interesting. His willingness to engage ideas with his scares sets him apart, perhaps more than it should. So it is with “The Midnight Club,” which Flanagan and Leah Fong co-created based on the work of YA novelist Christopher Pike. Here, Iman Benson plays Ilonka, a college-bound high school salutatorian who receives a diagnosis of terminal cancer. Ilonka is both a star student and an idealist; she researches Brightcliffe, a facility to which her foster father can take her to be placed into hospice, and holds in reserve a secret hope that there will, there, be a miracle cure for her. What she finds, first, is a circle of ill teens who gather when the clock strikes twelve to share scary stories; it’s a mordant nihilism they share, and a sense of indulgent pleasure in the knowledge that things could be worse: They could be fighting against cosmic forces of evil.

A Guinness World Record for the most scripted jump scares in a single episode of television has a claimant. Coincidentally (well, not really), it’s a new series premiering on Netflix.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Mike Flanagan has faced his worst fear: The jump scare. The “Midnight Mass” and “Haunting of Hill House” mastermind packed 21 separate instances of the classic horror trope into the premiere of his latest Netflix series, “The Midnight Club,” a tally so high it actually breaks the Guinness World Record for “most scripted jump scares in a single television episode.” A Guinness World Record official presented Flanagan and Co. their certificate for the achievement during the “Midnight Club’s” New York Comic Con panel Thursday night, which included a preview of the premiere episode ahead of the show’s Friday launch.