Amy and T.J.

A major announcement on this Friday the 13th, the first new ‘Friday The 13th’ movie in nearly 20 years. It will be the thirteenth installment of the series, and even more exciting, the director who gave Jason hismachete in Part II and his iconic hockey mask in Part III, is directing the film. Steve Miner is bringing Jason back to life with a brand new hockey mask that they say longtime, classic fans will love. The producer promising that this movie will be the first in a series of new films to come and will be the scariest, most brutal movie they’ve ever made.
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Back in 1960, three renowned scientists published an article in the respectable “Science” magazine predicting that today, Friday, November 13th, 2026 would be the end of the world. Austrian-American physicist Heinz Von Foerster, along with two colleagues at the University of Illinois, said the world population would reach “infinity” on this date, and that their great grandchildren would be “squeezed to death” by overpopulation. Obviously, we’re still here and while the prediction may seem silly now, there were some significant changes made because of this prediction that have bought the human race some more time. Now what are you going to do with it?
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Just days after actor, comedian and YouTuber Russell Brand was sentenced to more than 10 years behind bars, six new women have stepped forward accusing Brand of sexual misconduct. The very same UK publications that jumpstarted the criminal investigation into Brand’s behavior, are now detailing the stories of more women. ‘The Times’ and ‘The Sunday Times’ are reporting these women gave their accounts before Brand’s trial even began, but were held to ensure their accusations didn’t prejudice the court proceedings. Meantime, London police say they are investigating two more rape allegations against Brand as reports are circulating that the former actor may be transferred to one of the UK’s most notoriously violent prisons.
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Oklahoma has officially dismissed the murder charge against 63-year-old Richard Glossip, who spent nearly 30 years on death row after being convicted of ordering the 1997 killing of his boss. Glossip’s conviction was overturned in 2025 for prosecutorial misconduct after he had already faced 9 separate execution dates and had three last meals. Glossip agreed to plead guilty to the lesser charge of being an accessory to murder after the fact, for the state to drop the murder charge. However, prosecutors are maintaining that because the maximum sentence for accessory is 45 years, Glossip should be sentenced to more time behind bars to pay the full debt for his role in the crime.
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Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”
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