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By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) - Hershey has been sued by a Florida woman who said its holiday-themed Reeses peanut butter candies lack the artistic ...

Hershey has been sued by a Florida woman who said its holiday-themed Reese's peanut butter candies lack the artistic details shown on the packaging that make them worth buying. In a proposed federal class action filed on Thursday and seeking at least $5 million, Cynthia Kelly accused Hershey of deceiving reasonable consumers by falsely promising that its candies would contain "explicit carved out artistic designs." She said she would not have paid $4.49 in October at an Aldi for...

25 years after the release of 4444444444 and KATASUMI, we sort through the good, the bad and the ugly of Takashi Shimizu's JU-ON franchise.

If you’re one of the millions of people who use Snapchat, you’ve probably wondered about the Snapchat ghost. Does the Snapchat ghost have a name? It turns out that the answer is a bit complicated. The Snapchat ghost was originally just a white silhouette of a human figure. However, over time, the Snapchat ghost has […]

If you grew up watching Japan’s 90s hottest car Anime, Initial D (1995-2013), then you understand it’s not what’s under the ho...

Here's our monthly rundown of all the horror flicks dropping and departing from your favorite streaming services in December 2022.

Dread Central takes a look at the "Ju-On" franchise, one that spans 13 films and a Netflix television series.

White Ghost, the 12-foot fiberglass statue by Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara, dominates the northwest corner of the John and Mary Pappajohn Sculpture Park with

A quick poll of the office found that just 3 in our office have purchased Happy Meals for themselves; all three were on-air personalities. Could it be that the more creative we are, the more prone we are to nostalgia?

A quick poll of the office found that just 3 in our office have purchased Happy Meals for themselves; all three were on-air personalities. Could it be that the more creative we are, the more prone we are to nostalgia?