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    Asa Butterfield battles killer garden gnomes in horror-comedyβ–ΌGnomes review – Asa Butterfield takes on murderous garden ornaments in pulpy horror-comedyβœ‰newsCultureTelevision16 h ago

    A new horror-comedy called Gnomes is drawing attention, with Asa Butterfield starring as the lead who faces off against murderous garden ornaments. Reviews describe the film as pulpy genre fun, with critics weighing in on its blend of slasher violence and comedy centered on the unlikely threat of killer gnomes.

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    Robert E. Howard Named True Father of Sword and Sorcery●Why Robert E. Howard Is the True Father of Sword and Sorcery American writer Robert E. Howard first emerged as an authorMmastodonCultureBooks244 d ago

    A new essay argues that American writer Robert E. Howard, who rose to prominence in the 1920s as one of the Pulp Era's most celebrated authors, deserves recognition as the true father of the sword and sorcery genre, ahead of contemporaries often credited with it. Readers of classic fantasy and pulp fiction are sharing and debating the piece, revisiting Howard's legacy and his enduring influence on heroic fantasy.

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    Charles A. Stearns' 'The Grave of Solon Regh' Resurfaces Onlineβ–ΌThe Grave of Solon Regh by Charles A. Stearns https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/63662 #books #reading #bookstodon #scifiMmastodonCultureBooks615 h ago

    Readers are sharing 'The Grave of Solon Regh', a vintage science fiction story by Charles A. Stearns that is freely available on Project Gutenberg. The item is being circulated alongside its retro pulp cover art, drawing attention from fans of classic science fiction and retrofuturism who appreciate mid-century pulp aesthetics.

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    Pulp Fiction or Forrest Gump: the debate reignites●Need help settling an argument with a coworker: which of these two movies (released the same year and both nominated forMmastodonCultureFilm214 h ago

    A request to settle a workplace argument over which 1994 film is better has drawn people into a familiar cinematic debate. Both movies were nominated for Best Picture at the 67th Academy Awards, where Forrest Gump won. Responses typically split between Pulp Fiction's groundbreaking style and Forrest Gump's sweeping, crowd-pleasing storytelling.

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    UPM and Sappi win extra time on EU antitrust remediesβ–ΌUPM, Sappi get more time to ease EU antitrust concerns with remediesβœ‰newsWorldEU Politics2 d ago

    Finnish pulp and paper group UPM and Belgian papermaker Sappi have been granted additional time by the European Commission to propose remedies addressing EU antitrust concerns, according to a Reuters report. The extension gives the two companies more room to negotiate commitments that could clear the way for regulatory approval of their deal.

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    MadWasp Radio plays B.E.F. and Billy MacKenzie request●#NowPlaying on From Pistols to Pulp on #MadWaspRadio #PtoP The Secret Life Of Arabia by B.E.F. & Billy MacKEnzie requestMmastodonCultureMusic112 h ago

    The online station MadWasp Radio is playing 'The Secret Life of Arabia' by B.E.F. and Billy MacKenzie on its show From Pistols to Pulp, fulfilling a listener request. The track, a cover of the David Bowie song, pairs the production duo with the late Associates singer. Fans of the show praised the advert-free music programming and shared the selection with fellow listeners.

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    Weird Tales December 1931 issue features Howard's The Dark Man●Weird Tales vol 18 number 05 (December 1931) - featured story: The Dark Man by Robert E. Howard. # Literature # SciFi #MmastodonCultureBooks31 d ago

    Readers of vintage pulp fiction are highlighting the December 1931 issue of Weird Tales magazine, whose featured story was The Dark Man by Robert E. Howard, the Texas author best known for creating Conan the Barbarian. The cover art of the classic issue is being shared among book lovers and science fiction enthusiasts, reviving interest in the golden age of pulp magazines.

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    Indonesia's wood chip exports jump 26% in Augustβ–ΌExports of wood chips from Indonesia expand 26% in Augustβœ‰newsTechnologySemiconductors2 d ago

    Indonesia expanded its wood chip exports by 26% in August, according to new trade figures. The rise points to continued strong demand for Indonesian wood fibre, which supplies pulp and paper mills across Asia. Traders and industry watchers are weighing what the jump means for regional pulp supply chains and for sustainability concerns tied to wood harvesting.

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    Ukrainian company makes paper from leaves●@ Rainmaker1973 Positive news from Ukraine: paper from leaves. Ukrainian company at the forefront of environmentally friMmastodonEnvironment76 d ago

    A Ukrainian company is producing environmentally friendly paper made from leaves instead of wood pulp, a development being shared as a rare piece of positive news from the war-torn country. The innovation is highlighted as a way to reduce deforestation, with supporters calling it a promising example of green manufacturing coming out of Ukraine.

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    Former Eudora church reborn as downtown pool attraction●From a German pulpit to an indoor pool, old church building brings new visitors to downtown Eudoraβœ‰newsWorldReligion17 h ago

    A historic church building in downtown Eudora, Kansas, has been converted into a new indoor pool destination, drawing visitors to the city center. The transformation preserves notable features of the old sanctuary, including a pulpit brought from Germany, while giving the space an entirely new community use that is bringing fresh foot traffic to downtown businesses.

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    Debating AI Use From the Church Pulpitβ–ΌThe Machine Behind the Pulpit: Discerning AI Usage in the Churchβœ‰newsWorldReligion3 d ago

    A new discussion is examining how churches should respond to artificial intelligence, asking whether sermons, pastoral care and ministry tasks should be delegated to machines. The conversation, framed as 'the machine behind the pulpit', urges believers to discern where AI belongs in religious life and where human spiritual leadership must remain. It reflects a wider worry among faith communities about technology reshaping worship and teaching.

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    Reports claim books pulped amid new Meghan royal fallout●BOOKS PULPED ..ROYAL BOMBSHELL & MARKLES EXPLOSION #royaL #meghan #newsβ–ΆyoutubeCultureBooks266.7K5 d ago

    Commentary circulating online claims that copies of a book linked to Meghan Markle have been pulped, alongside talk of a fresh explosion in the Markle family's feud with the royal family. The report, framed as a royal bombshell, offers no named publisher or title, and no confirmation from Buckingham Palace or the Duchess of Sussex's representatives has been issued.

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    Vintage Weird Tales 1931 vampire issue draws attentionβ–ΌWeird Tales vol 18 number 04 (November 1931) - featured story: A Startling Vampire Story by Kirk Mashburn. # LiteratureMmastodonCultureBooks54 d ago

    Readers are revisiting the November 1931 issue of Weird Tales magazine, volume 18 number 4, which featured a vampire story by author Kirk Mashburn. The issue's cover art and pulp-era design are being shared among fans of classic science fiction, fantasy and horror literature, sparking nostalgic discussion of the magazine's early history.

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    BBC 6 Music spotlights Pulp classic in artist collectionβ—πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ # NowPlaying on # BBC6Music 's # 6MusicArtistCollection Pulp: 🎡 Do You Remember The First Time? # Pulp https:// djeclMmastodonCultureMusic13 d ago

    BBC 6 Music is featuring the Britpop band Pulp in its 6 Music Artist Collection, with the 1994 single 'Do You Remember The First Time?' played on air. The track, from the band's breakthrough album 'His 'n' Hers', remains one of the Sheffield group's signature songs. Listeners are sharing the moment online, and the spotlight follows renewed attention on Pulp, who reunited for live shows after re-forming in recent years.

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    Canada's production of softwood chips fell 4% in July, according to industry data. The dip affects raw material supply for pulp and paper producers, a key part of the Canadian forestry sector. Figures were reported by forestry trade outlet Lesprom.

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    UPM and Sappi Get EU Extension in €1.42 Billion Paper Deal Review●UPM, Sappi Secure EU Extension in €1.42 Billion Paper Deal Reviewβœ‰newsWorldEU Politics2 d ago

    Finnish pulp and paper group UPM and Belgian papermaker Sappi have secured an extension from the European Commission in the review of their €1.42 billion paper deal, as reported by PYMNTS. The extension gives EU antitrust regulators more time to assess whether the transaction would reduce competition in the European paper market. Companies and investors are watching closely for the Commission's next decision on the deal.

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    Valmet and VTT partner to scale up fibre-based technology●Valmet and VTT partner to advance fibre-based technology scale-upβœ‰newsTechnology2 d ago

    Finnish automation supplier Valmet and research organisation VTT have announced a partnership to advance the scale-up of fibre-based technology. The collaboration aims to help move fibre-based materials and processes from research toward commercial, industrial-scale production. Details of specific projects, funding and timelines have not yet been disclosed, but the partnership signals continued momentum in sustainable fibre solutions within the packaging and paper technology sector.

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    The Revels' Surf Classic 'Intoxica' Back in Circulation●Intoxica The Revels https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=TAsnBkuaQ-E # IntoxicatingFoods # HashTagGames # Music # SurfMmastodonCultureMusic14 d ago

    The Revels' 1960s surf instrumental 'Intoxica' is being shared and listened to again, appearing in music posts tagged under surf and music hashtags. The track, a staple of the early surf-rock era and featured in the film 'Pulp Fiction' soundtrack lineage, continues to draw listeners decades on.

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    The Upside-Down Captain by Jim Harmon freely available on Project Gutenbergβ–ΌThe Upside-Down Captain by Jim Harmon https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/60829 #books #reading #bookstodon #scifi #scienceMmastodonCultureBooks46 d ago

    Jim Harmon's classic science fiction short work 'The Upside-Down Captain' is available as a free ebook on Project Gutenberg. Readers in book-loving online communities are sharing the link alongside its vintage pulp cover art, celebrating retro science fiction and mid-century book cover design. The story is part of the growing archive of golden-age sci-fi that Gutenberg has digitised for public access.

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    Rev. Vicki Kemper to leave First Church Amherst pulpitβ–ΌA faithful calling: Rev. Vicki Kemper to step away from pulpit at First Church Amherstβœ‰newsWorldReligion4 d ago

    The Rev. Vicki Kemper is stepping away from the pulpit at First Church in Amherst, Massachusetts, bringing her ministry at the congregation to a close. The news was reported locally, and the story is framed around her years of service and the idea of faith as a calling. Details on her plans or successor have not been reported.

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    Vintage Weird Tales cover from September 1931 resurfacesβ–ΌWeird Tales vol 18 number 02 (Sept 1931) - featured story: Tam Son of the Tiger by Otis Adelbert Kline. # Literature # SMmastodonCultureBooks46 d ago

    Book enthusiasts are sharing the September 1931 issue of Weird Tales magazine, volume 18 number 02, which featured the story 'Tam Son of the Tiger' by Otis Adelbert Kline. The post highlights the pulp magazine's cover art, drawing attention from readers of classic science fiction and fantasy literature who appreciate the era's distinctive illustration style.

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    Creepy No. 70 (1975) cover praised for composition●Creepy no. 70 (1975) Terrific composition and lighting. Do we think the ape is guilty of the apparent crime? I think theMmastodonCultureArt46 d ago

    The cover of Creepy magazine issue 70, published in 1975, is drawing praise for its composition and lighting. Readers are debating the scene it depicts, questioning whether the ape shown is actually guilty of the apparent crime and suggesting the story may take a different turn. The issue is freely available to read on the Internet Archive.

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    A new recipe combines passionfruit with tuna poke, marinating raw tuna in the tropical fruit's juice and pulp for a sweet-tart twist on the Hawaiian dish. The dish is being shared as a fresh take on poke bowls, pairing citrusy acidity with soy and fresh fish.

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    Weird Tales October 1931 issue celebrates Tam, Son of the Tiger●Weird Tales vol 18 number 03 (October 1931) - featured story: TAM SON OF THE TIGER by Otis Adelbert Kline. # LiteratureMmastodonCultureBooks45 d ago

    Readers of vintage pulp fiction are revisiting the October 1931 issue of Weird Tales, volume 18 number 3, whose featured story was 'Tam, Son of the Tiger' by Otis Adelbert Kline. The issue's cover art and its place in early science fiction and fantasy publishing history are being shared among book and pulp collectors.

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    International Paper stock draws investor attentionβ–ΌInternational Paper Company (IP) stock price, news, quote and historyβœ‰newsBusinessFinance6 d ago

    International Paper Company (IP) is being tracked by investors checking its stock price, quote and trading history on financial data platforms. The packaging and pulp manufacturer remains a regular subject of market coverage, with traders monitoring share performance, company news and valuation updates as part of routine market activity.

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    Valmet and VTT partner to speed up technology scale-upβ–ΌCollaboration between Valmet and VTT to support faster technology scale-upβœ‰newsTechnology6 d ago

    Valmet and VTT have announced a collaboration aimed at supporting faster scale-up of new technologies. The partnership, reported by PULPAPERnews, is expected to help move innovations from research to industrial application more quickly. Further details of the agreement, including its scope and financial terms, were not provided.