In the world of pro wrestling, over-the-top gimmicks were the norm in the 1980s and in the late 1990s "Attitude Era,” but on the current independent scene you can find in-ring oddities. On the Oct. 15 episode of Juggalo Championship Wrestling “Lunacy,” “Bigfoot” made his debut.
Read moreEx-official pushes for UAP disclosure of ‘Brazil’s Roswell’ from U.S.
Varginha incident back in news, as Brazil political candidate urges U.S. action.
Read moreHard Mountain Dew launches $1 million ‘Bigfoot Bounty’
The criteria for the competition includes four out of seven categories for forms of evidence that includes paw prints, hand prints, thermal imaging capture ,a sample of a hair follicle, audio recording of Bigfoot, environmental remnants, and a Bigfoot “cameo” photograph.
Read moreRice’s Center for the Impossible to get documentary series on major network
Rice University’s Center for the Impossible will be getting a mainstream spotlight, as “Archive X: Unexplained Phenomena” will debut on Oct. 1 as a six-part docuseries on SundanceTV, AMC+ and All Reality.
Read moreNew poll reveals Americans shifting views on aliens due to media coverage
A new poll has revealed that increased media coverage of UAPs have changed American’s attitudes.
Read moreREVIEW: ‘Louder Than Fear’ a documentary for Travis Barker, blink-182 fans and beyond
The long-awaited Travis Barker documentary “Louder Than Fear” is a mass appeal film that isn’t just for fans of the legendary drummer or blink-182; it’s a gripping and compelling ride.
Read moreINTERVIEW: How one engineer helped NASA Artemis II's Orion capsule reach safety standards
As the Orion capsule splashed down in the Pacific Ocean carrying the astronauts of NASA’s Artemis II moon mission, the safe landing was in part of rigorous testing to combat all possible scenarios and lock in all contingency plans. Mario Romero, current Intuitive Machines engineer and punk rocker, worked on Orion as member of the Orion Crew Capsule Recovery Team during his time at NASA.
Read moreREVIEW: Goldfinger still brings the summer heat
“Dad, what were you like in the 90s?” asks the popular social media viral trend. For starters, this writer was listening to Goldfinger’s 1996 self-titled debut in his room as part of an introduction to the ska/punk genre. On Friday night at Houston’s House of Blues, Goldfinger made its long awaited return to the stage in Texas and made many 16-year olds in the 1990s very happy.
Read more'The Kinderhook Creature' to shine light on suburban Sasquatch case
“The Kinderhook Creature: In the Shadow of Sasquatch” looks to help uncover the secrets of a 50-year mystery that has fueled folklore in a rural New York town. The film is is the latest release in a long line of productions from Small Town Monsters, and hits streaming platforms like Apple TV, Prime Video and Google Play on March 24.
Read moreINTERVIEW: Karl Alvarez talks DESCENDENTS present, future
Karl Alvarez is more than just the “Bass Master General,” as devoted DESCENDENTS fans like to call him, and the band continues to prove they are more than just pop-punk pioneers, but punk rock legends that are still going strong.
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