Mother

A Massachusetts mom allegedly found obscene messages from Procell on her 11 year old's iPad.

To add to the confusion, the car seat also contained cash totaling $5,500, the child's social security card, and birth certificate.

The ‘mother!’ filmmaker welcomes the dreaded F CinemaScore rating, agreeing that you couldn’t give this movie anything but an ‘F.’

Darren Aronofsky’s mother! is intriguing just for the very fact that we know next to nothing about it, besides who’s starring and a few quick glimpses of some trailer action. But the new poster for the movie (the latest in a slew of one-sheets, each more fascinating than the last) is our biggest clue yet as to what this movie will be about, and what other classic horror movie it was influenced by.

The latest trailer for mother! is arguably more effective than the first — hard to imagine after that initial and completely bonkers sneak peek, I know. But this one uses sound and dialogue to unnerving effect, and although doing more telling than showing seems counterintuitive, it’s a concept that works brilliantly in the second trailer for Darren Aronofsky’s new film, and his first since 2014’s Noah.

Kids are headed back to school and though it's tough to say good bye to a kindergartner, it's total anguish if the child you love is now headed off to college

Now that’s how you celebrate Mother’s Day. Earlier today, filmmaker Darren Aronofsky shared the first poster for mother!, his new horror/thriller featuring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem. With an angelic expression on Lawerence’s face in the above excerpt, you might be forgiven for thinking that this poster is a kind and gentle teaser for a movie that is more creepy than graphic. Well, by all means, don’t let me stop you from scrolling down to reveal the full horrifying artwork on the mother! poster below.

If you're a parent like me, you can relate to this every day and twice on Sunday.