text: This year GOT7 got the chance to do a Halloween-themed mukbang and enjoy some sweet and spooky treats. One treat that JB tried, however, turned out to be a little spookier than anyone could have imagined at first!
  JB, Youngjae, Yugyeom, and BamBam were enjoying a wide variety of spooky treats from finger-shaped lollipops to pumpkin delights. So when JB and BamBam stumbled upon a sucker that appeared to have an insect in it, that’s exactly what they thought. That the piece of candy only looked like it had a bug in it.
  As JB bit into the hard sweet, everyone tried to guess what the insect could be made out of. Was it jam? Honey? A cookie or biscuit?
  Nope! It was none of the above! As they took a closer look, they realized it was one thing and one thing only, a real candied insect!
  When they all found out it was, in fact, a real bug, JB tried explaining that it didn’t taste bad at all and just tasted sweet…
  But even though he didn’t think it tasted bad, JB was still having a bit of trouble coming to terms with his candy’s real identity.
  JB’s buggy experience is definitely not one that he’ll be forgetting anytime soon! Watch the moment JB realizes he really bit into a candied bug in the video below:
  
  Rob and Shap are back to talk about the Clippers’ exciting 116-112 win over the Jazz. Talking points include the exhaustingly long 4th quarter, Luke Kennard’s disappearance from the rotation, and closing small with Marcus Morris at center. The pod can be found here, as well as Spotify, Apple Pods, and most other major podcast platforms.
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  [:en]From the post-war confusion and modern revival to the high quality images and tangled opinions, our cities have been portrayed in many movies as living and breathing characters. Because of its countless representations on the silver screen, New York occupies a massive part of our cultural imagination. So here’s our selection – so far – of movies that make you travel with your eyes and mind:
  King Kong (1933) – directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, staring Robert Armstrong, Bruce Cabot
  Depending on how you watch the movie, it can be either a morality tale, an uncommon love story or a wicked look at race in America. The image of King Kong wrapped around the Empire State Building and fighting off the planes is one of the most iconic in film history.
  One of the classics you simply cannot stop watching again and again, as the years pass and you find yourself craving for a little piece of another century. New York is the land where every dream comes true, Holly finds true love and one stray cat gets a loving family.
  This experimental underground film is presented in split screen, with twelve vignettes (totalling over six hours of screen time) and with a final run time of 210 minutes. All the action is centred on the Chelsea Hotel in NY and all the „factory superstars” that lived there.
  In full bloom of the freedom of thought revolution, here we are in the middle of a friendship which soon becomes too much to handle. There is no social rule and everybody seems to do their best in searching for happiness and meaning. New York is their home and partner, but also their biggest fear, as no one can survive there too long without a purpose.