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MoistCr1tikal, Wendigoon, and Jackson Clarke have joined forces for a cryptid, conpiracy, and cult-themed podcast that swiftly rose to the #2 spot on U.S. podcast charts, beaten out only by longtime most-listened-to show The Joe Rogan Experience.

Each episode of Red Thread will “investigate the peculiar space just beyond reality,” according to the show’s official description.

Red Thread‘s debut ep followed an urban legend: the Goatman, already popularized on YouTube and in memes by skeptic-in-chief Shane Madej during an episode of and Ryan Bergara‘s hit series BuzzFeed Unsolved. Its second chronicles the bizarre final months of Charles Morgan, who lived a seemingly normal life until he vanished March 22, 1977, and reappeared three days later suffering from intense paranoia.

Both episodes are uploaded in video form on YouTube, with the first bringing in nearly 900,000 views, and the second bringing in just under 400,000.

According to the CEO of Mana Talent Group,...

Photographer Charles Morgan Smith has created an art-meets-science series that will satisfy sci-fi enthusiasts and sublime photography nerds alike.

Titled "Parallel Cosmologies," the project explores how various science fiction franchises depict the cosmos. From "Star Trek" to "Alien," the collection of astrophotographs features a gorgeous display of desolate starscapes and bold constellations that harken back to our favorite imagined universes.

Beta Quadrant, Star Trek

Smith, whose own favorite sci-fi masterpieces include "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Battlestar Galactica," sought to bring together an alternative view of space sourced from our favorite pop culture films, that stand in contrast to the representations we gather from Nasa and elsewhere. He searched through both contemporary and vintage works, all set in space, photographing the various ways directors see the stars.

"I am interested in representations of theories that are hypothesized in science that are beyond our own present technological capabilities; from warp speed...

Actor of poise and beauty who enjoyed a rich and productive career on both sides of the Atlantic

Faith Brook, who has died aged 90, was an actor of remarkable elegance, poise and beauty. She was the daughter of Clive Brook, a pillar of the so-called Hollywood Raj, the British acting community that settled in Los Angeles in the 1930s. He appeared opposite Marlene Dietrich in Shanghai Express. Even if she was never a star on the scale of her father, Faith enjoyed a rich and productive career in theatre, film and television on both sides of the Atlantic.

She was born in York and moved with Clive and her mother, Mildred, to California, where her father had already put down roots. Her brother, Lyndon, was born four years after Faith and also became a successful actor.

She was educated in Los Angeles, London and Gstaad, Switzerland. She made her stage...

Charlie Bewley ("Demetri" in The Twilight Saga) will be joining his sister Lydia Bewley on the London stage this October.

The two will be appearing in "The River Line" at Jermyn Street Theater in London in early October.

According to one source, the story of the play - based on Charles Morgan's 1949 novel of the same name - is as follows:

It is the story of a group of downed, allied pilots in occupied France in 1943 hiding from the Nazis in the granary of a farmhouse owned by a member of the resistance. Tensions rise as they await news of the last leg of their journey through occupied Europe to the Pyrenees along the escape route known as ‘The River Line’. As midnight approaches, one brutal action of terrible suddenness is to haunt their lives forever. It is the story of normal ...