The Momo challenge wasn’t real then, and it isn’t real now. ... The real title of the artwork is Mother Bird, and it was on display at Tokyo’s horror-art Vanilla Gallery back in 2016.

It sounds like the plot to a horror movie: The whole damn world is freaking out about an alleged "Momo challenge," in which a ghoulish avatar is said to appear on children's YouTube videos ...

A Momo horror movie is coming, and I honestly don't think I'm ready for this. ... Momo might not be real, but Hollywood seems dead-set on making sure audiences still think about her.

Momo ‘is now becoming real’ as trolls exploit publicity to make new videos Jane Wharton Published March 4, 2019 12:07pm Updated March 4, 2019 4:43pm ...

Maybe Momo was designed to play on those fears of parents, harking back to a horror film from their pre-child days, and coupled with the anxiety that for all their Facebook and Instagram use, they ...

Is the “Momo challenge” real? Several UK groups have come forward to say the recently resurfaced viral craze, also known as the “Momo game,” is more a hyped-up hoax than an actual threat ...

The photo that supposedly shows Momo was taken during an exhibition of horror sculptures in Japan and has been passed around the internet as a way of easily scaring people ever since.

The Momo Challenge is the latest viral concern /social media fad/urban legend going around Facebook parenting groups and schools. But to the best of everyone’s knowledge, there’s almost no ...

There are plenty of reasons for parents to be leery about what their kids can find on social media. TikTok, a popular music video app, was just fined millions for collecting data on kids under 13.

There are plenty of reasons for parents to be leery about what their kids can find on social media. TikTok, a popular music video app, was just fined millions for collecting data on kids under 13.