Fans of Squid Game will be absolutely thrilled to learn that the trailer for a new reality show inspired by the South Korean series has been unveiled.

456 real people.
4.56 million dollars.
Squid Game: The Challenge begins November 22. pic.twitter.com/bxu0wSBNr5

— Netflix (@netflix) September 22, 2023

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456 people will compete in Squid Game: The Challenge for a giant prize pool of $4.56 million!

Squid Game is a South Korean series to be released on Netflix in 2021. It revolves around individuals in financial difficulty who take part in a deadly competition for a chance to win a huge amount of money.

Squid Game quickly became a global phenomenon. The series has been widely acclaimed for its compelling storyline, intense performances and social commentary.

A Season 2 is planned for 2024.

Squid Game: The Challenge arrives on Netflix on November 22!

Litmus has announced that it has acquired singer Katy Perry’s music catalog for a whopping US$225 million.

Katy Perry has sold her music rights for $225 million. The deal includes Perry’s stakes in master recordings and publishing rights for the five albums she released between 2008 and 2020: “One of the Boys,” “Teenage Dream”, “Prism,” “Witness” and “Smile.” https://t.co/zdR0TcB3zH

— Variety (@Variety) September 18, 2023

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The sale includes masters of the star’s five albums released between 2008 and 2020.

With this spectacular transaction, Katy Perry joins a wave of major artist music catalog deals completed over the past two years, including Justin Bieber’s catalog ($200 million), Dr. Dre’s catalog ($200 million) and Phil Collins’ catalog for ($300 million).

Several other artists also sold their catalogs for an unknown amount, including Justin Timberlake, Sum 41, Avicii Leonard Cohen, Sting, Future, Sarah McLachlan and Keith Urban.

Perry’s meteoric rise to superstardom began with his debut album, One of the Boys, released in 2008. The album included the hits I Kissed a Girl and Hot n Cold.

Katy Perry has released several successful albums, including Teenage Dream (2010), which produced several number ones, Prism (2013), Witness (2017) and Smile (2020).

A man has turned himself in to the FBI in the case of an unsolved murder of a woman over 40, an event that doesn’t happen every day and has left FBI agents slightly stunned!

Authorities say they were able to solve a Boston cold case from 44 years ago after an Oregon man walked into an FBI office and confessed to killing a raping a woman in 1979. https://t.co/rmozcKzqcF

— CNN (@CNN) September 12, 2023

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Upon arrival at the FBI’s Portland office, 68-year-old John Michael Irmer confessed to killing and raping a woman in Boston on October 30, 1979.

The man’s DNA, taken after his confession, matched perfectly with that collected at the scene of the murder of Susan Marcia Rose, 24, found murdered on Halloween Eve 1979, in a building then under renovation on Beacon Street.

According to CNN, the press release states that another man was falsely arrested and then found not guilty of Rose’s murder in 1981 during his trial, a procedure that must have been terrible for the victim’s family and the accused at the time.

Irmer reportedly told police he had already served more than 30 years in prison for another murder, this time committed in California, again according to CNN.

44 years after the tragic events, the family and loved ones may finally have some answers in the case of the brutal murder of Susan Marcia Rose.