A full “Black Mirror” movie arrives on Netflix TOMORROW. Check out the trailer:

On Sunday, more than 100 people in dinosaur costumes gathered in downtown Kansas City for the second annual March of the Dinosaurs. Unfortunately, police weren’t in the mood for a parade.

The estimated 100-120 people, many dressed in inflatable T-Rex costumes, marched for about 25 minutes before police broke it up, saying the parade was blocking traffic and causing a safety hazard.

The event’s organizer, Jacob Honnold, says he got a ticket and that police are reviewing the parade for possible criminal charges.

If you want to live into your 90s, eat, drink and be merry.

That’s the finding of a new study by the University of California, which reveals people who regularly drink moderate amounts of alcohol and coffee tend to outlive people who don’t. The study also reveals people who are overweight in their 70s have a better chance of living another 20 years than those who aren’t.

The study’s results, which were released today, were determined by surveying more than 14,000 nonagenarians about their lifestyles.

How does Jordan Peele follow up “Get Out?” With a movie whose trailer looks absolutely creepy. Check out our first look at “Us”:

Here’s the headline: Florida Man Burns Down House To Avoid Vampires

And the story that could only happen in Florida:

Unless he threw some garlic into the blaze, I’m not quite sure how this was going to help. A Florida man who was worried about vampires burned his Daytona Beach home to the ground on Sunday. The 64-year-old started off the evening arguing with his wife, then escalated to smashing windows while shouting, “The vampires are going to defend themselves.” Melvin Weaver then threw ceiling insulation on the stove, grabbed a knife, and started banging on the neighbor’s doors.  It turns out that police were called earlier in the day by Weaver’s wife, but the cops found he was acting rationally at the time.