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It’s time for the Weekly Roundup! We’re talking about the stories that had everyone talking this week—from pop culture and weird news to true crime and the random stuff that somehow took over the internet. If you missed it, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered.
Every 80 years or so, history seems to hit the reset button. From wars and economic crises to massive social change, the so-called 80-year cycle suggests we may be approaching another major turning point. But is history really repeating itself—or are we just really good at finding patterns?
Imagine finding out the fertility doctor your family trusted secretly used his own sperm to father patients’ children. We’re diving into the disturbing world of fertility fraud, the doctors who got caught, and the families who discovered the truth decades later.
Will the Epstein files ever be fully released? We’re breaking down what’s already public, what could still be released, and why the Jeffrey Epstein case continues to fuel questions, controversy, and speculation years later.
Remember To Catch a Predator? Because apparently we’re not done with it yet. There’s a movie in the works, and obviously we need to talk about it. Let’s get into the absolutely wild story behind the show and why, all these years later, we still can’t look away.
A new Exorcist movie is officially on the way with Scarlett Johansson leading the cast. Here’s what we know so far, who else is in it, and when we’ll finally get to see it.
It’s Friday, so we’re catching up on the stories everyone’s been talking about this week. From pop culture and entertainment to weird news and the stories that somehow took over the internet, here’s what you may have missed.
This week we’re getting into some of the darker stories making headlines, including kidnapping and murder cases that have people talking. We’ll break down what happened, what we know so far, and the details that have kept these stories in the news.
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