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On Tuesday August 27 2024, Investigation Discovery broadcasts People Magazine Presents: Crimes Of The 2010s!

2016: The Ghost Killer Season 1 Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “People Magazine Presents: Crimes Of The 2010s,” titled “2016: The Ghost Killer,” promises to be a gripping exploration of a chilling crime. Set to air on Investigation Discovery, this episode delves into a tragic case that shocked a community in November 2016.

The story begins with a 16-year-old girl who starts receiving frightening text messages from an unknown sender. These messages create an atmosphere of fear and confusion. Just two days later, her mother discovers her daughter’s lifeless body, having suffered a gunshot wound. The sudden loss leaves many questions unanswered and a community searching for justice.

In a bold move, the police decide to send two young teens undercover. Their mission is to gather information and try to uncover the identity of the killer.

On Tuesday August 20 2024, Investigation Discovery broadcasts People Magazine Presents: Crimes Of The 2010s!

2011: Tennessee Stalker Season 1 Episode 2 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “People Magazine Presents: Crimes Of The 2010s,” titled “2011: Tennessee Stalker,” promises to delve into a gripping and unsettling case from Tennessee’s past. Set to air on Investigation Discovery, this episode focuses on the mysterious disappearance of a young nursing student in 2011, a story that captivated many and left a lasting mark on the community.

The episode begins with the sudden and alarming vanishing of a 20-year-old nursing student. Her family and friends are thrown into confusion and fear as they try to understand what could have happened. The tension escalates when her brother discovers fresh blood outside their home, raising serious concerns about the young woman’s safety. This shocking moment sets the stage for a deep investigation into her disappearance.

As the story unfolds,...

With Inside Out 2 hitting theaters soon, I figured that now would be as good a time as any to look back at the 2015 original nearly a decade later. When Inside Out first released, Pixar was in arguably the studio’s first slump period. After 15 years of universal acclaim and box office dominance from 1995’s Toy Story to 2010’s Toy Story 3, the studio put out the critically reviled Cars 2 and the middlingly received Brave and Monsters University all in a row.

All three films still made money and Brave even took home the Best Animated Feature Oscar that year, but it nevertheless felt like Pixar had lost some of that original spark. But then came Inside Out; a completely original story from Pixar veteran Pete Docter, who had previously helmed Monsters Inc. and Up that took the studio’s “What if x had feelings?” formula to its logical...

The ninth annual SeriesFest, an annual television-centric event held in Denver, kicks off Friday with a slightly abbreviated schedule in light of the writers strike. Per WGA rules, writers are not allowed to make “promotional appearances” at film festivals or at “For Your Consideration” Emmy events. Already, a number of FYC showcases have either been canceled, or continued on but with just a screening, no panel, due to the strike.

SeriesFest becomes the first festival to be impacted by the strike. This year’s event takes place from May 5 to May 10, which now happens to coincide with the early days of the strike. As a result, showrunners have opted out of a handful of panels, while screenings of many new and returning shows will now take place without talent/showrunner Q&As. It could be an early peak at the pivot that may have to take place with other upcoming festivals,...