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Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Katie Aselton in 'The Unholy' Shady Lady Madonna. TWITTER 4/2/2021 Jeffrey Dean Morgan plays a disgraced journalist who stumbles onto a wave of religious miracles obscuring a malevolent history in the latest from Sam Raimi's Ghost House Pictures. Just in time for Easter, The Unholy offers up satanic counter-programming to sate the appetites of the religious horror faithful. Almost a decade after getting drawn into a dybbuk haunting in The Possession, Jeffrey Dean Morgan reteams with Sam Raimi's Ghost House Pictures, this time switching from Jewish folklore to Catholi...

Corin Hardy will helm Sam Raimi & Netflix's new haunted house horror movie EVERY HOUSE IS HAUNTED from writers Jason Pagan & Andrew Deutschman

Special to the Prospector Erin Thomas-Rose, vocalist, and Kristen Autry, viola, perform Don’t Quit, poetry by Edgar Guest, set to music by Jaxon English, 13. Photo by Craig Silberman Imagine traveling on a mysterious journey, beginning where the sidewalk ends. You’ll meander down an old revolutionary road, soar on the wings of a butterfly, and land on the statue of liberty. You’ll catch a glimpse of a tomb by the sounding sea, drift through a cloud of doubt, and find yourself in an open cellar where the purple-stemmed wild raspberries grow. KNOW & GO WHAT: Poetry in Song – music crea...

New Canaan's Glass House to open, parking on site Grace Duffield FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Noelle Newelle peers into the Glass House in New Canaan, which will be opening after the Planning and Zoning Commission approved their plans. Photo was contributed March 2021.Christa Carr / Contributed photosShow MoreShow Less 2of3 The Glass House will be open again after New Canaan Planning and Zoning Commission approved it plans. Photo contributed March 2021.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of3 The Glass House will reopen for visitors in April after the Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimo...

A central courtyard brings daylight into an inward-facing, cedar-clad home in Salt Lake City that was designed by American architects Kipp Edick and Joe Sadoski for a ski coach. The Host House sits within a residential neighbourhood in Utah's capital, along the western front of the Wasatch Mountains. Host House is clad in vertical slats of cedar The client was the late Alan Hayes, a computer engineer who helped establish the local Rowmark Ski Academy. Hayes passed away in 2019, but the project continued and was completed last year. The home was sold in August to a new owner. For decades, Haye...