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A new horror game mod pits the Serbian Dancing Lady, a figure from a viral urban legend about a woman dancing in Belgrade's streets, against Granny, the antagonist of the popular horror game series. Gaming audiences have driven the crossover to over a million likes, with fans sharing clips and reactions to the matchup between the two horror characters.

An online poll is asking film fans to vote on the best movies of 1938, with semi-final matchups including Bringing Up Baby, Boys Town, You Can't Take It With You, The Lady Vanishes, A Christmas Carol, Room Service, Block-Heads and The Adventures of Robin Hood. The top two films from each poll advance to a final round to decide a winner.

Brazilian outlets are reminding workers about their rights for the October 12 national holiday, Our Lady of Aparecida day. Those required to work on the date are generally entitled to extra pay or a compensatory day off, depending on their contract. With the holiday falling midweek, many people are checking whether they should be working and how much they are owed if they are.

Brazilians are searching about the October 12 national holiday, Our Lady of Aparecida Day. Outlets such as R7 are running guides explaining workers' rights for those on duty that day, including holiday pay rules. The searches spike as people plan the long weekend and check whether they must work and what extra compensation they are owed.

A new episode of a travel vlog series takes viewers to the Basilica of Our Lady of Good Health in Velankanni, Tamil Nadu, one of India's most visited Catholic pilgrimage sites. The episode is drawing a large audience, with strong engagement around the visit to the famous church and its surroundings.

Black Friday is generating buzz among music fans as Record Store Day unveils its special edition releases. Loudwire has published a list of 2026 Record Store Day Black Friday exclusives for rock and metal fans, while in Canada, Exclaim! reports Billy Talent and Barenaked Ladies lead the Record Store Day Canada Black Friday lineup. Collectors are eyeing limited pressings ahead of the shopping event.

A new Bridgerton spinoff centred on Lady Violet Bridgerton and her late husband Edmund is reportedly in development, according to details compiled by IMDb. The series would explore the love story between the Bridgerton matriarch and Lord Bridgerton before his death, expanding the Netflix franchise beyond the main show and its Queen Charlotte prequel. Fans are discussing what the project could reveal about Violet's past.

The Mynavi Next Heroine Golf Tour's OPEN UP Ladies Tournament concluded at the demanding Musashigaoka course, with a one-day format forced by rain. A report from the event asks which player mastered the difficult layout and wet conditions to take the title, drawing attention from women's golf fans following Japan's Next Heroine tour circuit.

New Jersey Assemblyman Jerry Walker is partnering with Our Lady of Mercy Church to host a property tax relief filing event, helping residents apply for available relief programs. The event aims to assist homeowners with paperwork and eligibility questions as New Jersey continues rolling out property tax relief measures.

A co-author of a book about the first ladies will take part in an upcoming discussion at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum. The event will focus on the role of presidential spouses in American history. The announcement is drawing interest from readers and history enthusiasts in Springfield and beyond.

A 1912 illustration of Tennyson's 'The Lady of Shalott' by artist Florence Harrison is being shared and appreciated in art-focused circles online. Harrison was known for her Art Nouveau and pre-Raphaelite-influenced work, and her depiction of the doomed Lady continues to resonate with viewers drawn to romantic and literary painting.

The hit animated series Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir is being developed as a live-action adaptation, with creators linked to Slow Horses and Sweetpea attached to the project. The news, reported by Film Combat Syndicate, has caught attention given the show's global popularity and the writers' strong thriller credentials, raising questions about how the family-friendly superhero story will translate to live action.

Our Lady Peace performed at the Howard Theatre in Washington, DC on September 30, joined by opening act The Verve Pipe. A live review of the concert has been published, covering the Canadian alt-rock band's set and the evening's reception. Fans of 1990s alternative rock are following the tour stop and the show's reception.

Weather is a widely searched topic, with regional forecasts drawing attention: sunny and calm conditions expected in Russia's Krasnodar region, rain in Haifa and lower temperatures across Israel, a brief warm-up in Kazakhstan's major cities, and comfortable autumn weather in Volgograd. Forecasters also warn that a mild 'old ladies' summer' will soon give way to the first frosts in parts of Eastern Europe.

Michelle Obama, in a new essay reflecting on past White House remodels and praising renovations associated with figures like Jackie Kennedy, is seen in the New York Times piece as taking a veiled aim at Donald Trump. Commenters are weighing whether her history-framed praise amounts to implicit criticism of the current president's changes to the residence.

Zendaya is trending after her greeting with France's first lady drew attention online. Outlets including Marca report that the exchange has sparked debate over an often-overlooked gesture of respect, with people weighing in on the etiquette of the moment. The actress is being discussed across multiple countries as the clip of the interaction circulates widely.

The Stanley Ladies Honda Golf Tournament, a JLPGA women's golf event, is drawing attention as players complete their preparations. Japanese golfer Kawamoto Yui says she is adjusting her game for the event while taking inspiration from Shin Ji-eai, who won the previous week's tournament. The event is being covered by Japanese media including the Okinawa Times as the field gets set to compete.

Eva Marie Saint, the American actress best known for her roles in Alfred Hitchcock's 'North by Northwest' and 'On the Waterfront,' has died at the age of 102. Her death closes the chapter on one of Hollywood's classic-era leading ladies, prompting tributes to a career that spanned film and television for more than seven decades.

A planned Bridgerton prequel centring on Lady Violet, the Bridgerton family matriarch, is moving closer to a series pickup at Netflix. The project would expand Shonda Rhimes' period romance franchise by exploring the young Violet's backstory, following the path of earlier spin-off Queen Charlotte. The news is generating fresh interest in the future of the Bridgerton universe.

Mountain Home's Lady Bomber volleyball team is traveling to Greenwood for a match, as reported by local outlet KTLO. The away game sends the Arkansas squad on the road against Greenwood competition. Beyond the announcement of the trip itself, few details about the matchup, rosters, or results have been released, leaving fans awaiting more information on the contest.

Adelina Sotnikova, the Russian figure skater who won gold in the ladies' singles at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, is drawing renewed attention. She was Russia's first Olympic champion in women's singles figure skating, a victory that remains debated because of judging controversies at those Games. Searches and mentions of her name have spiked among figure skating and Olympics audiences.

A Florida court has ordered the expungement of a grand jury report connected to the Hope Florida program, according to the Tallahassee Democrat. Hope Florida, the welfare initiative championed by First Lady Casey DeSantis, has faced scrutiny over its use of federal funds. The sealing of the report will limit public access to the grand jury's findings, drawing attention amid ongoing political and legal questions about the program.

JazzFM played 'Lady Day and John Coltrane' by Gil Scott-Heron, prompting a now-playing mention tagged under jazz. The 1971 track, a tribute to Billie Holiday and John Coltrane, remains one of the late poet-musician's best-loved songs, and radio stations continue to feature it regularly for jazz audiences.