Author: Team_The Industry Highlighter Magazine

Man Duct-Taped To Plane Seat New Video Shows Cops Arresting Him After Alleged Racist, Homophobic Remarks Published September 10, 2026 6:31 AM PDT Play video content The unruly American Airlines passenger duct-taped to his seat following an in-flight meltdown was quickly taken into custody by law enforcement, who whisked him off the plane when it landed in Maryland … and the police drama was partly caught on video. TMZ obtained new footage showing a handful of police officers standing over the passenger, identified as 67-year-old Arthur Layne Lundeen, after the AA plane landed last Thursday at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall…

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The time has come to crank it once more. Slayyyter has released a sequel to her breakout spring hit “Crank,” appropriately titled “Crank 2.” She paired the song with a self-directed video, full of classic Slayyyter imagery and more hints to her rumored next album, Wor$t Man in America. Watch it below.It’s not the first time Slayyyter has offered up an altered version of an older song. In August, she released “Brand New Chanel$,” a pseudo-redux of her Wor$t Girl in America song “Beat Up Chanel$,” which reimagines the latter’s nasty electroclash hybrid as big-room EDM recession pop. Right now,…

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Kareena Kapoor Khan has never really been one to mince words, and her latest interview proves that hasn’t changed. During a candid conversation, the Daayra star called out what she describes as Bollywood’s “herd mentality,” pointing directly at how quickly the industry tends to copy whatever formula just worked at the box office. Her example of choice was hard to miss. Referring to the massive success of Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s Animal and the wave of violent, alpha-male narratives that followed it, Kareena didn’t hold back. “Our audience is smarter than we think. They know exactly when it’s a good film…

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The news that South Park season 29 is changing the show’s title acts as reassuring proof that the long-running series won’t be pulling any satirical punches in its upcoming outing. The Simpsons is currently the longest-running US scripted prime-time TV series ever and the longest-running US animated comedy, but the sitcom’s longevity is no match for its more controversial competitor. Since the series began back in 1997, South Park has always been the cruder, ruder, and more scandalous little sibling to The Simpsons. While Fox’s 400-episode hit American Dad is more outright surreal and Family Guy has occasionally given the…

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Say hello to Oklahoma dip, the viral party dip with serious dirty martini vibes! Creamy mayo, salty green olives, blue cheese, and buttermilk come together. This bold, briny dip that’s perfect for dunking, spreading, and scooping. The Hype Is Real It’s So Easy: There’s no cooking or fussing with this one. Just mix everything together and let it hang out in the fridge. Super Tasty: The salty olives and blue cheese give this dip tons of flavor, while the mayo keeps it creamy and smooth. It’s one of those combinations that just works. It’s Great for Parties: You can make it a few hours ahead,…

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Alleged Lindsay Clancy Copycat Corie Walsh Former Catholic School Friend Speaks Out In ‘Complete Shock’ Published September 10, 2026 1:00 AM PDT Corie Walsh’s former high school friend says she’s struggling to reconcile the woman she knew as a teenager with the disturbing allegations now surrounding the Illinois mom accused of killing her 2-year-old son. The former classmate tells TMZ she knew Corie during their high school years at a small Catholic school, although they hadn’t been in contact since — but says every interaction she had with Walsh was positive, remembering her as “beautiful, kind, intelligent, talented and giving.”…

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Celebrated singer-songwriter, label founder, and local bar owner Conor Oberst is about to add a new entry to his resume: filmmaker. His directorial debut, a short called Invention 13, will premiere on September 26 at Beyond Fest in Los Angeles. According to a press release, the movie is about a frustrated pianist attempting to learn Bach’s “notoriously intricate Invention.”Co-directed with fellow musician Shawn Foree, the project stars actors Emory Cohen and Olivia Howard alongside pro skater Nelly Morville. Oberst’s erstwhile Better Oblivion Community Center bandmate, Phoebe Bridgers, provides a voiceover, while Bright Eyes member Nathaniel Walcott wrote the score. There’s…

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As a wide-eyed first-year mass communication student in 2017, walking into class each day meant a new lens on cinema and feminist studies. One lecture on Mira Nair’s Monsoon Wedding introduced me to a filmmaker whose portrait of the Indian diaspora leaves you with a distinctly bitter-sweet feeling. In the film, I recognised an aunt who panics through every family function, a father convinced his way of running the household is the only right way, and that one older cousin who looks out for you and holds up the mirror when the ‘perfect’ desi household’s cracks start to show. Nair’s…

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Prime Video may have dominated the teen genre in the summer with hits like Off Campus, Every Year After, and Sterling Point, but Netflix is coming for its crown this fall with its new back-to-school campus rowing drama, Crew Girl. From Canadian creator Vivian Lin, Crew Girl introduces us to 16-year-old Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau), a whip-smart and wildly talented Los Angeles-based sculler with a bright rowing future ahead of her — that is, until her father’s financial crimes put everything Teagan has worked for in jeopardy. Disgraced, Teagan and her mother, Ella (Jessica Paré), are forced to relocate to…

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Ex-Anthropic Researcher Jacob Coxon Why I Sounded the A.I. Alarm Published September 9, 2026 6:28 PM PDT Play video content A.I. researcher Jacob Coxon says we don’t have to worry about artificial intelligence wiping out the world … yet. Coxon sat down with Anderson Cooper just one day after his viral warning to say that where A.I. stands currently, is not a threat to civilization … but the rate at which it’s improving on itself is what’s terrifying. Play video content The former Anthropic researcher says he wasn’t always planning to sound the alarm over A.I. … his initial plan…

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