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Tom DeLonge's upcoming sci-fi movie, Monsters of California, is more exciting due to recent real-life events involving UFOs and DeLonge's involvement with To The Stars Academy. Monsters of California will explore paranormal events and government secrets, aligning with DeLonge's interests in aliens and UFOs, making it a unique and potentially interesting project. While DeLonge already had a previous involvement with the sci-fi movie Love, Monsters of California will also channel his punk rock ethos and personal experiences growing up in California.

Blink-182’s Tom DeLonge is making a Sci-Fi movie, Monsters of California, which oddly connects to real life (and that makes it more exciting). Alongside creating pop-punk hits, selling millions of records, and having some questionable canine-related desires, DeLonge has been telling the world that “Alien’s Exist” for almost quarter-of-a-century. And now, while confirmation of life on other planets does still remain elusive, he is being proved "right" to some degree.

Blink-182’s Tom DeLonge has always had a passion for aliens and UFOs. Following testimony that aliens exist during a House Oversight subcommittee meeting on Wednesday, the singer celebrated being “right.”

A number of witnesses, including former intelligence officer David Grusch and former Navy pilots David Fravor and Ryan Graves, suggested during the meeting that the U.S. government is in possession of “non-human” bodies found in “crashed crafts.”

Upon hearing the news, DeLonge immediately took to Instagram, posting a photo stating, “Tom was right, aliens f—ing exist.”

“The UFO hearing today made history,” the singer wrote. I am so proud of the three witnesses today that blew the lid off the UFO secrecy that has been intact for decades.”

DeLonge notably quit Blink-182 in 2015 to pursue a career in alien investigation, specifically focusing on UFOs. He formed To the Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences, working with ex-government employees...

Pilots and military personnel have been reporting an increase of UFO (unidentified flying object) or Uap (unidentified aerial phenomena) sightings in recent years, and to get to the bottom of the matter members of Congress – who fear this “aerial phenomena” could pose a threat to national security and haven’t been able to get much information on them from the military or government agencies – held a public hearing on the subject earlier this week. One of the people asked to give testimony was David Grusch, who used to be a member of a U.S. Air Force panel on UAPs… and during his testimony, Grusch claimed that the government is in possession of alien tech and “nonhuman biologics” that have been gathered from UFO crash sites!

Grusch said he has gathered the information he has through interviews conducted with forty witnesses over the course of four years. He claimed he has...

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Talk of the “unidentified” was once relegated to backchannels, joked about in tabloids, and kept shrouded in mystery by government agencies. But recently the UFO phenomenon has come to the forefront of national news. Headlines are ablaze with news about three UFO videos released by the U.S. Navy. While it is true that these videos have been made available for download by the Department of Defense (Dod), the videos themselves began making waves back in 2017. One of them has been online since 2007. However, perhaps more surprisingly, the Navy admitted that the objects in the videos remain “unidentified.”

In popular culture, depictions of UFOs have blurred the lines between fact and fiction for dramatic effect. While this has evolved from “The Invaders” of The Twilight Zone to the little green men in The X-Files, sci-fi storytelling has long explored the potential existence of “extraterrestrial” beings.

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The Pentagon has officially released three United States Naval UFO videos. The three unclassified videos were originally posted by former Blink-182 member Tom DeLonge and his To The Stars Academy. The videos have been studied to death for quite some time by UFO enthusiasts from all over the world, but this is the first time that they have been officially released by the United States government, which is a huge step forward. The videos in question are named "Flir.mp4," "Gofast.wmv," and "Gimbal.wmv."

The Navy was able to release the UFO videos through their Freedom of Information Act page. They first started circulating in 2017 and 2018 by To The Stars Academy and the New York Times, but at those times, they were unauthorized to have been shared. The Times article was focused on the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, which was run by Luis Elizondo. Elizondo now works...

History's new UFO series Unidentified follows Tom DeLonge and Luis Elizondo as they tackle some major mysterious cases.

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This Unidentified review contains no spoilers.

The first episode of Unidentified: Inside America’s UFO Investigation on History Channel uses a familiar format to deliver an unprecedented investigation. UFO reality shows have come and gone, but what makes Unidentified unique is the credibility of the show’s investigators and witnesses. From a former career intelligence officer, a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence, and multiple jet fighter pilots, it becomes clear that research into what the hell UFOs are is more legit than ever.

Unidentified follows the ongoing UFO investigations of Luis Elizondo and To The Stars Academy (Ttsa). Elizondo is a former intelligence officer who resigned in October 2017. That same month, former Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge announced the creation of Ttsa, an organization focused on...

Alejandro Rojas Mar 28, 2019

Former high-level officials will investigate UFOs in new limited History channel non-fiction series launching in May.

The History channel recently announced a limited non-fiction UFO investigation series featuring officials who have held positions at the highest level of government, including a man who before recently retiring ran an ongoing secretive UFO project at the Pentagon. The show is called Unidentified: Inside America’s UFO Investigation, and is set to premiere in May.

According to Luis Elizondo, the former military intelligence agent in charge of the UFO program, the show will give us much sought after insight into some incredible cases his project investigated while at the Pentagon.

In October of 2017, former Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge announced the creation of To the Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences (Ttsa), an organization set up to research, share information and create entertainment projects regarding paranormal topics, including UFOs. The media...