Netflix recently released 1899, a new puzzle box show from the creators of Dark, Baran bo Odar and Jantje Friese. The series follows a group of immigrants heading to New York when they encounter a ship that went missing four months earlier. Throw in some mysterious incidents, a creepy kid, and some unsettling backstories, and you have 1899. However, a Brazilian comic book artist named Mary Cagnin has recently come forward with claims that Netflix stole the plot for 1899 from her comic, Black Silence.

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AJ Ferrari has been making headlines for several days ever since he announced his availability for an NCAA team. While not all news about him is good, all news about him does have a relay point: Iowa Hawkeyes Wrestling. Although AJ has made it explicitly known that he wants to be a Hawkeye, no developments have been seen in this direction so far. After several days of ambiguity, however, Iowa Hawkeyes Wrestling’s head coach Tom Brands has finally spoken regarding the matter.

A Florida mother of twins died after she was allegedly shot seven times outside a bar early Wednesday morning in Pensacola, Fla. According to the Escambia County Sheriff's Office, 25-year-old Christian Ketchup was arrested on Wednesday morning on a felony homicide charge in connection with a shooting outside the Mugs n’ Jugs bar in Pensacola.  On Wednesday, Mugs n’ Jugs identified the victim as Tierra Binion in a Facebook post. Rachel DeRise, a 23-year-old woman who WEAR News identified as Ketchup’s girlfriend, was also arrested and charged with battery on Thursday in connection to the shooting, the sheriff's office announced.

Mothers (and aunties and abuelas) are often the unsung heroes of our lives. They help us with last-minute school projects, cut up fruit for us when we're sad, and pretend to understand the TikTok we share with them. Still, parenthood can be difficult — and even scary. Raising a child is a big responsibility, and mothers, particularly in the West, don't often receive the support they need. They might find their aspirations put on hold, or feel ill-equipped to be the "