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A Decade Old Food Network Series Just Got The Axe As Cable Originals Continue To Dwindle

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It’s a sad day for culinary connoisseurs, as Food Network confirmed it officially canceled The Kitchen. The weekend-based talk show’s demise represents the end of an era for the channel, which is trying to keep up with changing viewership habits in recent years like many other brands. News of the show’s cancellation was posted to Food Network’s official Instagram account, and the post includes a couple of sweet photos of the show’s hosts. There’s also a sweet caption, which can be read below:

20 Frankensteins from (Nearly) a Century of Cinema, Ranked

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As a longtime moviegoer, I’ve always been fascinated by adaptations of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. When James Whale brought the story to Universal over a century after its initial publication, it was a landmark moment. Now, Guillermo del Toro, a master of fantasy cinema, has finally delivered his own take – a lavish, big-budget epic he’s been developing for years, clearly deeply connected to the themes of Shelley’s novel. It got me thinking: comparing Whale’s classic to del Toro’s new vision, which Frankenstein film truly stands out as the best?

Pokemon Legends Z-A player automates 1,000 trainer battles with 3D printer and turbo controller

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A Twitch streamer famous for his inventive Pokémon challenges built a machine to automate a really tedious part of the game: battling 1,000 trainers for Mable’s Research. Rather than spending days doing it by hand, ProfessorRex used a modified controller—held inside a padded box to repeatedly press the A button—along with a 3D printer that automatically pressed the ZL button to keep his Pokémon focused on opponents.

Of Course, KPop Demon Hunters Is Dominating Halloween This Year, But I’m More Weirded Out That Weird Lorax TikTok Meme Is Getting Play

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Everyone’s been calling *K-Pop Demon Hunters* the movie of the summer, so I predicted we’d see a lot of kids dressing up as the characters for Halloween. And sure enough, *TODAY* just reported that the most popular costumes this year are members of the Huntr/x band, followed by the Saja Boys! I was surprised to see Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax also made the list, but I guess that’s thanks to some strange memes going around on TikTok.