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Culture news — November 2, 2026

Culture publications published on November 2, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

17 publications

  3. CultureFilm TVMusic

    Resident Evil Reboot Passes $400M Worldwide

    Director Zach Cregger's 'Resident Evil' reboot has grossed over $400 million globally, making it the highest-grossing installment in the 24-year-old horror franchise. The film has earned $157.4 million in North America and $242.6 million overseas. It has surpassed several notable horror benchmarks, including 'Sinners', 'The Nun', and 'Zach Cregger's Weapons'. Internationally, China leads with $71.4 million, followed by the UK and Japan. The film is on track to become the second-highest-grossing horror film of 2026.
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    Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson's Secret Breakup Revealed

    Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson, who made headlines for their age-gap relationship, have reportedly split up. The couple, who began dating in 2022, ended their romance late last year, according to TMZ. Despite the breakup, they maintained public appearances together and remained business partners. Hudson has since started seeing other people. The news has left some of Belichick's UNC colleagues unaware of the split.
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  5. CultureEuropeUnited KingdomHardware

    November Streaming Roundup: New Movies, Shows, and Specials

    Get ready for a cozy November with a mix of holiday classics, new releases, and returning favorites across various streaming platforms. Netflix brings a wide range of films and series, including 'A Christmas Proposal', 'Coach Carter', and 'Garfield: The Movie'. HBO Max offers 'The Outfit' and 'The Rise: The Women of Nascar', while Peacock introduces 'The Good Daughter' and 'Firestarter'. Don't miss out on these exciting additions and more!
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    Martha Stewart Apologizes for Homeless Halloween Costume

    Martha Stewart sparked controversy with her Halloween costume this year. The 85-year-old lifestyle icon dressed up as a homeless person, complete with tattered clothes, dirt on her face, and a sign reading 'I AM HUNGRY. HELP ME!!'. Stewart initially defended her costume, stating that it was meant to raise awareness about homelessness. However, she faced widespread backlash for being insensitive and out of touch with the struggles of homeless people. After deleting the photo, Stewart issued two apologies, admitting that her costume was 'insensitive and not funny' and that she 'really screwed up'.
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    Halloween Celebrations Defy Ban in Iran

    Despite official restrictions and crackdowns, young Iranians celebrated Halloween in various cities across the country, including Tehran, Shiraz, and Mashhad. Videos and photos shared on social media showed revelers dressed in costumes and makeup, gathering in public spaces and cafes. The Iranian Traders' Chamber had banned any gatherings or celebrations related to Halloween, warning of legal action against violators. Authorities cited maintaining social order and security as the reason for the ban. However, many young Iranians defied the ban, seeing it as an opportunity to express their desire for personal freedoms and cultural exchange.
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