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One is a freshman congresswoman from Georgia while the other is a collectible card game that was introduced nearly 30 years ago. Each has had its share of controversy.

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It won't feature any other characters from the extended Conjuring universe, confirms director Michael Chaves.

Yall remember the Satanic Panic? It was huge in the 80s and 90s, and it never even really went away. It still bubbles just below the surface of some areas to the United States and world. Most recently it has to do with Q-Anons and the belief that the Democratic party is led by baby-eating Satanists. Yup, thats a thing. It did not look like the portions for eating were removed from the goats. The bodies seem intact. Satanic rituals, blood removal, possibly. Not a common occurrence to see that ma...

View Comments Devilish speculation is on the loose after the discovery of several dead goats found dumped in the Northeast El Paso desert. The animals were found Sunday in the desert near Dyer Street and Railroad Drive at the northern edges of Northeast El Paso.  El Paso police animal-cruelty investigators are working the case, which could be a simple incident of illegal dumping of dead animals. A Texas game warden told Channel 7-KVIA there were 15 decapitated and gutted goats and sheep in...

BBC Storyville’s Mandy Chang boards Fremantle as global head of docs BBC ‘Storyville’ commissioning editor Mandy Chang is joining Fremantle as global head of documentaries to spearhead the producer-distributor’s growth in high-end factual production. Chang (pictured), reporting to group COO Andrea Scrosati, will ... May 10, 2021 B...

BBC Storyville chief heads to Fremantle Mandy Chang, commissioning editor for BBC documentary strand Storyville since 2017, is leaving the UK pubcaster to lead a new global factual division at European production group Fremantle. Mandy Chang Chang will take up the newly created head of documentaries role at Fremantle later this year after four years at the BBC. Reporting to group chief operating officer Andrea Scrosati, the former ABC Australia exec will oversee the strategy and creation of Fre...

It was the first of eight seemingly random shootings that continued throughout New York City for more than a year afterwards. It was a year of terror, in which the streets of New York City were uncharacteristically silent at night. Scared of being the next shooting victim, people stayed home, off of the streets and out of their cars. From the summer of 1976 until the summer of 1977, fourteen people were shot in parked cars throughout the city, from the Bronx to Brooklyn. Six of them died. Creep...

The best true crime podcasts to kill your free time Louise Blain © Provided by Total Film The best true-crime podcast The best true crime podcasts are the ones you immediately tell your friends to listen to, willing them to put their headphones on and listen when social distancing prevents you from physically doing it for them and pressing play. While true crime podcasts understandably arent for everyone, there has never been a better time for fans of the genre. Fuelled by th...

“For anybody who grew up in New York City, this is the case,” the series’ director, Joshua Zeman, told the Guardian. And as far as New York City police were concerned, the case was closed: Berkowitz was the Son of Sam, a man who claimed to receive orders from a 6,000-year-old demon within his neighbor’s dog, an infamous and highly publicized serial killer who further inflamed the Satanic Panic of the early 1970s, and who acted alone. The Sons of Sam, a four-part series whic...