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Meet Witch Club Satan, the feminist trio pushing the boundaries of metal's most extreme subgenre
Louder Sound via Yahoo News· 4 days ago“Satan, for us, represents a kind of joker figure,” says guitarist Nikoline Spjelkavik. “It...
'The First Omen' ending explained: Will there be a 'First Omen' sequel?
Decider· 1 day agoDirected by Arkasha Stevenson in her feature film debut, The First Omen is the sixth film in the...
‘The Devil’s Best Trick’ Review: In Search of the Unseen Evil
The Wall Street Journal· 5 days agoSatan has faded from view over the last few centuries. But ‘systems and situations’ still can’t...
From 'Bring It On' to 'Backspot,' these cheerleader movies are at the top of the pyramid
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 2 days agoWith Evan Rachel Wood as the demanding cheer coach, the drama effectively immerses the viewer "Black...
Why this is Latin America’s next dining destination
CNN via Yahoo News· 4 days agoNo longer vilified as Satan’s feast, it’s also an ideal ingredient for Bolivia’s new-wave cuisine. Pork with Huacareta ...
Letters to the Editor: Readers discuss 'Christian invisibility,' Pride Month, local charity event
Grand Island Independent· 9 hours agoMary’s Cathedral Food Pantry), Hope Harbor Food Pantry and the Salvation Army. This is a most...
Reflections on decades spent working for a decent person
Star Tribune (Minneapolis) via Yahoo News· 1 day agoOpinion editor's note: Star Tribune Opinion publishes a mix of national and local commentaries...
Whirlwind of activity
Valley Courier· 14 hours agoMiss Trixie and Ol’ Dutch have finally arrived in Colorful Colorado, and we are darned glad to be here, let me tell you what. Suffice to say that the...
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The First Omen’ on Hulu, a shockingly relevant, well-made horror prequel
Decider· 1 day agoIt’s the sixth film in The Omen franchise, which launched with a 1976 minor genre classic, and...
Start revoking visas: Iran’s leaders count on students sent to America to be their cheerleaders
The Washington Times· 2 days agoTimes on antisemitic protests missed a big player in plain sight: Iran. Tehran is counting on them...