By | October 18, 2019 Woman staring in the mirror. Source: (Youtube) From urban legend to horror movie trope, the Legend of Bloody Mary has been terrifying teenagers for years. But is any of it real? With most legends, there is at least some element of truth, some historical account which was twisted in the retelling. However, there are so many variations of the Bloody Mary legend that the element of truth may be buried too deeply to uncover.

It looks like another round of congratulations are in order for actor Justin Bartha. He married Lia Smith on Saturday, Jan. 4, in the bride's home state of Hawaii. Turns out that's not the only good news. The newlyweds are expecting their first child, according to PEOPLE. His rep has not confirmed the news... yet. The actor, 35, is perhaps most famous for playing a groom! His character Doug went MIA during his bachelor party in Las Vegas, and it was he who the Wolfpack was desperately in search of in the first 'The Hangover' movie.

I CANNOT stop staring at Tom Brady's blue hue that he invented. I'm truly fixated and may need help. It's called Brady Blue and even though it's a couple of years old, with the The Roast of Tom Brady continuing to be one of the dominantly streamed shows on Netflix right now, everything Tom is back in the spotlight. Here it is in case you didn't know about it. Don't you find it stunning and mesmerizing?

3 / 10 Family Handyman Scribe Trim to Fit Uneven Walls Learning how to scribe moldings to fit tightly to uneven surfaces is a vital trim carpentry skill. And once you get the hang of scribing, you’ll find all kinds of situations where it’ll come in handy. Here we’re showing how to fit a casing against an out-of-plumb wall. You can also scribe door bottoms, inside corners of wainscoting, and even shelving or cabinets that abut crooked walls.

Family Handyman Sticking Door No More! Badly aligned rollers inside the bottom of a patio screen door will cause the door to bind or stick when opening or closing. This stresses the corners of the door, and if the corner joints become loose, the door will eventually fall apart. But you can adjust the door to glide smoothly with just a screwdriver. You’ll find two adjustment screws at the bottom of the door, one at each end, that raise or lower separate rollers. Adjust them as shown here. Lower the door.