“Teen Wolf” fans: Don’t be ashamed if you still toy around with that dusted-over Ouija board in your parents’ attic — the practice is about to be put to very good use.

The game, which has connected its players to the undead since the 19th century (watch its potential to terrify in the viral video below), will get a silver-screen adaptation on October 24. But first, it’ll serve as your very own link to Beacon Hills — or, more specifically, the town’s graveyards.

Over the next three weeks, you’ll have the chance to get in touch with a trio of “Teen Wolf”‘s fallen — ‘wolves Erica and Boyd and heroic archer Allison — using an online version of the infamous spirit board. Today, using #AskOuija, you can tweet any question you can think of to Boyd, and the same goes for Erica on October 13 and Allison on October 20. Then, this Friday, Boyd will answer five queries on Ouija.mtv.com; you can check back on October 17 for Erica’s answers and October 24 for Allison’s.

Related: Watch A Ouija Board Prank Scare The Crap Out Of People

Wondering if Allison regrets taking on those nearly indestructible Oni? Would Erica have accepted Derek‘s bite considering all that she knows now? It’s time to find out!

Start Twee-jaing away, and get an unfortunate reminder of how each character went down below:

Allison’s last breath:

Boyd and Erica are taken out:

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The first time Rick Ross and R. Kelly filmed a music video, the Boss jumped off a bridge into the water to evade the police. That was back when the Rozay was a rising rap star, but now life is all good for the Maybach Music CEO as evidenced in this behind the scenes clip for his upcoming video for “Keep Doin’ That” (Rich Bitch).”

The song, which features Kelly was released last week, and while the track is star-studded on it’s own, the video (directed by Dre Films) boasts cameos from Jeezy, DJ Khaled, Nipsey Hussle, T.I., Rocko and many more. “The whole A came through, shout out to everybody that came through,” Rozay said.

“Keep Doin’ That” is the new single off of Ross’ upcoming Hood Billionaire LP which is set to hit stores on November 24

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DC Comics’ digital first series “Batman ’66 Meets The Green Hornet” is about to reach its epic conclusion, with only two more chapters of the story by Kevin Smith and Ralph Garman to go. In advance of the penultimate part of the team-up hitting online tomorrow (October 8), MTV News is pleased to bring you an exclusive first look at Chapter 11.

“Batman and the Hornet have determined the Joker and General Gumm’s next heist–none other than the international explorer Franco Bollo himself!”

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Written by Kevin Smith & Ralph Garman. Art by Ty Templeton. Cover by Alex Ross.

Fans can download this chapter on Wednesday via the DC Comics App, Readdcentertainment.com, comiXology.com, Google Play, Kindle Store, Nook Store, and iBooks.

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“Hunger Games” actress Jennifer Lawrence has finally spoken publicly — and at length — about the major photo hack in late August, a data dump that included several pictures of Lawrence and other well-known women in the nude. The pictures were taken from the women’s private devices, and the case is still under investigation.

At the time, a spokesperson for Lawrence issued a statement calling the hack a “flagrant violation of privacy” and promised that those posting the photos would be prosecuted.

Now, Lawrence is ready to speak for herself. In comments to Vanity Fair as a follow-up to a profile interview (she’s the mag’s November cover star), Lawrence said that she felt “sexually violated and exploited,” calling the hack “a sex crime.”

It’s not just the hackers who are to blame, either.

“Anybody who looked at those pictures, you’re perpetuating a sexual offense,” Lawrence said. “You should cower with shame. Even people who I know and love say, ‘Oh, yeah, I looked at the pictures.’ I don’t want to get mad, but at the same time I’m thinking, I didn’t tell you that you could look at my naked body.”

It’s safe to assume that Lawrence would not see that proposed art show including her pictures as a “cultural commentary.”

The photos, she clarified, had been intended for former boyfriend Nicholas Hoult. (Lawrence is now reportedly attached to Coldplay frontman Chris Martin.)

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Perhaps because the producers of “American Horror Story: Freak Show” thought that a casting notice for a seven-foot tall woman would be too tough a sell, they wrote the role of the show’s big lady for a male actor — which meant that Erika Ervin, the giantess model known on the series and in real life as Amazon Eve, had to take some interesting measures in order to get her foot in the door.

“I auditioned for the part as a guy,” Ervin says, in this latest behind-the-scenes “Extra-Ordinary Artists” video from AHS creator Ryan Murphy. “[I] slicked back my hair, no makeup, flannel shirt, bound my breasts, dropped my voice, and walked in — and nailed it.”

For Ervin, who came out as transgender in 2004, joining the cast of “American Horror Story” has been part of a deeply personal journey: one she began in hiding, but is ending in the spotlight. After her family was hard-hit by the AIDS crisis in the 1980s and 1990s — her mother was a nurse who died from the disease after accidentally pricking her finger with an infected needle — Ervin did not find support at home when she transitioned, and ten years later, the cruel rejection clearly still stings. Her voice breaks as she says, “My family literally wrote back and said, do not write, do not call, you’re not welcome in our home.”

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There are many creative ways to incorporate Daft Punk into a music video without actually having Daft Punk appear in a music video. And in his “Gust of Wind” clip, Pharrell demonstrates one of them.

The mysterious French duo are featured on P’s GIRL single, and he and director Edgar Wright clearly wanted to show them some love in the visuals. Which might explain why we find Pharrell wandering through the woods as the action begins, stumbling on some artifacts — giant Daft Punk helmets carved out of stone, which look like they’ve been waiting to be uncovered for decades.

The scene then moves to a small outdoor party, with Pharrell surrounded by women clad is flowing, colorful outfits. Eventually the Daft Punk helmets (which might also be playing the music) are illuminated and… transform into spaceships?

Watch the new clip above and hear Pharrell talk about his collaborations with Daft Punk below.

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