Creeped Out literally gave us Backrooms for kids with episode ‘The Many Place.’ Down to the yellow walls! Three siblings get stuck on their hotel floor on the way to the pool and it’s one of the most horrifying liminal space loops I’ve ever seen! pic.twitter.com/URue3Ub3Au
— Horror4Kids (@horror4kids) August 29, 2026
Monday, August 31, 2026
In 2019, "Creeped Out" sent three kids into the backrooms
"The Many Place" episode, on Hoopla.
3D-printable Zero Company miniatures
Patreon.
Speaking of custom Star Warss toys, Aneé-san from Star Wars Visions:
And some clips:
Speaking of custom Star Warss toys, Aneé-san from Star Wars Visions:
And some clips:
Krennic sitting at his desk and twirling his gun while looking at his datapad 😭 he would so do this lmao pic.twitter.com/FJaVqEGemN
— Sasha | Rogue One Year ❤️ (@xsorro7) August 29, 2026
Ça c’est du Jedi qui Jedi bien 🫠 pic.twitter.com/xFFc7O8n14
— Nabsun ☀️ (@Nabsun_) August 29, 2026
big fan of this dude stimming with the super important macguffin pic.twitter.com/qr5UHAKbxz
— delty (@DeltyThe73rd) August 29, 2026
Sunday, August 30, 2026
Chappell Roan performed in a stewardess costume from The Fifth Element
chappell roan performing at daisy chain fields tonight! 🌼
— harriet 🌙 (@blackmoonpoet) August 30, 2026
📸 snapped by me <3 pic.twitter.com/1jdwLcM7uJ
"Styled as always by Genesis Webb, it was a reverent recreation of the Jean Paul Gaultier costumes by Michael Schmidt Studios." (The concert reportedly raised $20 million for charity.)
(Talk about having to separate the art from the artist, btw.)
Today's news and jokes
@thetimes At 9.20 on Wednesday morning, 900 children were halfway through the early shift at Tribhuvan Trishuli secondary school, a three-storey complex in the Trishuli valley of north-central Nepal. Another 700 were on their way on foot and by bus, when the principal, Rajendra Dadabi, received a panicked call from a friend in Betrawati, five miles upstream. “He said the village was gone: taken by the river,” said Dadabi. “He told me to run.” The 47-year-old English teacher took a moment to consider the threat. He remembered that the school buses, each carrying 80 children, were en route. “I got through to all the drivers but one and told them to turn back. Then I saw the bus I hadn’t been able to contact coming across the bridge. By now, the water was in the school grounds — it was so fast — so I told him to turn around. It got to the other side just as the bridge collapsed.” Dadabi’s quick thinking saved the lives of 1,643 children and all but one member of the teaching staff. #nepal #nepalfloods #floods ♬ original sound - The Times and Sunday Times
A human did remarkably well playing Go against an AI (AI roundup)
Great, and long discussion about Go and how the AI works:franklantz.substack.com/p/go-lives?r...
— Frank Lantz (@flantz.bsky.social) August 24, 2026 at 10:59 AM
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Part of the reason it’s very strong is that Go players like it a lot. KataGo had a great innovation where it’s actually accounting for points, which is how humans judge the game: by counting points. The prior AIs were sort of doing something else, which is related to counting points when they judge win rate, but not actually telling you a point estimate. So when KataGo started counting points, and people could read that point estimate and learn from it, KataGo was immediately more useful as an educational tool than any of the prior AIs had been.
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