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This is the first time in human history we have collectively faced significant threats to our survival. Covid-19 is the opening act. It has awakened us to our interdependency and the need to make individual sacrifices for the greater good. But we "ain't seen nothin' yet"! Climate change is the star of the show in challenging humanity to come together to save ourselves. One of the key factors in successfully meeting these challenges is hope. Without hope, we will not act, and we will be doomed. Hope is not enough, but it is an essential element in moving forward.

Sixteen years ago, when I was first making public the undeniable call I felt to religious life, I found two depictions of Catholic sisters in ...

13 MGM Horror Properties Amazon Could Bring Back from the Dead Share 13 MGM Horror Properties Amazon Could Bring Back from the Dead After Amazon purchased MGM Studios, there is a wealth of potential horror IPs they could resurrect. After the recently announced acquisition of MGM by Amazon, the entertainment industry has tried to guess the potential impact. Many are wondering about the various TV shows owned by the corporation. While it is important to look at the television aspect, people should also be thinking about genre fare for the big screen. Horror has proven to be one of the most popu...

IFC Midnight Scores New Horror Film WE NEED TO DO SOMETHING Ahead of Tribeca Premiere IFC Midnight has acquired WE NEED TO DO SOMETHING in advance of the film's Tribeca Film Festival premiere! We Need to Do Something in a competitive situation. The Vast of Night) stars with Vinessa Shaw ( Hocus Pocus), and Pat Healy ( Cheap Thrills, The Innkeepers). Plus, John James Cronin ( NOS4A2), and newcomer Lisette Alexis. Bill Stertz, John Malerman ( Bird Box), and Peter Block ( Saw) produced. Executive producers are Lauren Hantz, John Hantz, Donovan Leitch, Katherine Waddell, and Max Booth III. This...

With the U.S. Treasury sell off, municipal to UST ratios fell below 55% in 10-years.