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If you're Catholic and a film buff, then we suggest adding these entertaining and inspiring films to your "Must Watch" list!

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(1) CANCELLING HERSELF. Samantha Mills mournfully headlined her latest blog post “’Rabbit Test’ unwins the Hugo”. After reading the Barkley/Sanford report and some others’ analysis of the voting reports, Mills says: …Looking at the information we currently have, it’s hard for me to conclude anything other than: I shouldn’t have been on that ballot. On

(1) VENITA BLACKBURN Q&A. “How Venita Blackburn Wrote a Sci-Fi Novel About Sex, Grief, and Debt Collection” at Interview Magazine. RITA BULLWINKEL: Black Jesus and Other Superheroes and How to Wrestle a Girl are two of my favorite books I’ve ever read. And Dead in Long Beach, California, I just gobbled it whole in one sitting. I really feel like

Our quiver overflows with gratitude for Mike Stephens of Blevins, who delighted us at Christmas with a box of classic hunting literature.

The Twilight Zone has been revived, made into movies, books, and more. But there's likely a Twilight Zone movie you've never heard of - but should.

Do you remember any Eagles-49ers regular season matchups from the 1970s and 80s? Do you remember the only playoff meeting ever between the teams that occurred in the 1990s? When the two meet in the N...

Indigenous Acknowledgment Virginia Humanities acknowledges the Monacan Nation, the original people of the land and waters of our home in Charlottesville, Virginia. We invite you to learn more about Indians in Virginia in our Encyclopedia Virginia.

WILMINGTON — "Star Wars" may play out in a galaxy far, far away, but it has more ties to the local film industry than you might think. Over the years, plenty of actors and crew members who worked on the ever-expanding universe of films and series in the "Star Wars" canon have also come through the Wilmington film industry for various projects. This Christmas wont see a new "Star Wars" film in theaters, but the Disney+ streaming platform just wrapped up the headline-making second season of ...

WILMINGTON – “Star Wars” may play out in a galaxy far, far away, but it has more ties to the local film industry than you might think. Over the years, plenty of actors and crew members who worked on the ever-expanding universe of films and series in the “Star Wars” canon have also come through the Wilmington film industry for various projects. This Christmas wont see a new "Star Wars" film in theaters, but the Disney+ streaming platform is wrapping up the headline-making second seaso...