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With white pastors calling for an "American Caesar" and a "Protestant Franco," the word "antichrist" seems urgently relevant, even if many are still confused about what it means.

'Deadboy Detectives' bosses Steve Yockey and Beth Schwartz break down Season 1's final episodes, future 'Sandman' tie-ins and that finale death.

Today with the wars on Gaza, in Ukraine, and the war that seems to be planned against China, there is a huge gap between what is being said on alternative sites on the internet and what is being said in the mainstream media (MSM).

The media is in full celebration mode following Jon Stewart’s return to “The Daily Show.” Outlets trumpeted Stewart’s news, eager to hear him lambaste Donald Trump on his new, Mondays-only format. Reporters are ready to trot out their favorite adjectives, like “destroys” and “annihilates,” to describe the far-left comic’s future monologues against the GOP.   Biden, mumbling: "Don't mess with the women of America unless you wanna get the benefit!" pic.twitter.com...

The news this week that a reliable blood test for Alzheimer’s disease has been identified will be welcomed enthusiastically by doctors and researchers,

Catch up with the star-studded '3rd Rock From the Sun' cast and discover all the aliens have been up to since the sitcom ended!

In prison. Former American soldier, rumoured WikiLeaks courier, and oldfag Anonymous member Matt DeHart is having a birthday today, his 31st. He won't be going out to dinner with his parents, won't be hitting the bars with his friends, and in all likelihood, thanks to restrictions relating to his housing situation, won't be opening any presents,…

The announcement of what could be Julian Assange's final hearings – on 20 and 21 February before the British High Court – has sparked a flurry of

Norman Lear, who flew 52 missions as a radio operator and gunner on a B-17 over Europe during World War II, revolutionized prime-time television in the 1970s with groundbreaking, socially relevant situation comedies such as “All in the Family,” “Maude” and “The Jeffersons.” He has died at 101.

From "All in the Family" to "Good Times," celebrate Lear’s legacy with these iconic sitcoms.