The Brain That Wouldn't Die is caught halfway between the hokey mad-scientist trope of a talking decapitated head and the skin-crawling psychological horror of the world’s worst breakup.

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It is always troubling to discover someone close to you, be it through relationship or age, succumbs to their mortality. This emotional turmoil redoubles itself when the person you've lost sets ...

If the conservative religious Republican extremists had their way completely, they'd execute all the transgender, abortion providers, climate scientists, vegetarians, animal rights activists ...

The competition for on-demand movies has grown in recent years beyond cable companies like Time-Warner, Charter, Cox Fios and Xfinity to online video-on-demand companies like FandangoNow and ...

Jeremy Workman’s documentary looks back at a project that may sound like a joke but had serious underpinnings. By Alissa Wilkinson Jason Statham plays a construction worker who’s as deft at ...

Tessa Romero, who has written about book about her haunting experience, says the ordeal has made her no longer afraid of death. The sociologist, who lives in the south of Spain, was dropping her ...

Inspired by the Homegrown National Park movement, Camilla and the Caterpillars, a new children’s chapter book from Smokies Life, shows how families can fill their yards with native plants that provide ...

According to a complaint filed by the victim’s mother at Bhadohi Kotwali Police Station on Wednesday, Saroj, kidnapped the girl again on March 22 with the help of his parents and a male relative.

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