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Fox21Online The Lumberjacks got the win on their home field, while the Rebels were victorious on the road. April 23, 2021 CLOQUET, Minn. – Senior Amanda Paul finished with 10 strikeouts and two RBI as the Cloquet softball team knocked off Hermantown 5-1 Friday afternoon at Braun Park. In other prep softball action, Moose Lake picked up the road win over Duluth Denfeld 10-0 at Swanson Field.

Fox21Online Coaches Corner: Rilee Dawson For this week's segment, we catch up with the head coach of the St. Scholastica softball team. April 23, 2021

The Man Who Sold His Skin. Photo courtesy of Samuel Goldwyn/Bac Films. A real-life work of art is the inspiration for Kaouther Ben Hania’s  The Man Who Sold His Skin, one of the 56 films nominated for the 93rd Academy Awards, taking place this weekend. A tale of civil war, love, and cutting-edge contemporary art, the best international film nominee is a dark satire based on Wim Delvoye’s 2007 work  Tim, in which the Belgian artist tattooed the back of a man named Tim Steiner, and sold it to a collector. Steiner got a third of the purchase price on the condition he sit in museum galleri...

Revisiting a Faustian pact By Margaux Farran - Apr 24,2021 - Last updated at Apr 24,2021 Monica Bellucci and Yahya Mahayni (right) in ‘The Man Who Sold His Skin’ (Photo courtesy of imdb.com) The Devil, the gentleman in search of his lost princess, dark humour and a transcendent moral at the end are all found in “The Man Who Sold His Skin” that gathers all the necessary ingredients for a fantastic modern fable, that aims to denounce the commodification of human beings and the hypocrisy of the art world.  And this recipe seems to be working; the movie is the first Tunisian production t...

BBC News By Vincent Dowd image copyrightSamuel Goldwyn/WeDistribution/StudioCanal/Dogwoof image captionThe nominees (L-R): The Man Who Sold His Skin, Better Days, Another Round, Collective and Quo Vadis, Aida? Last year was a turning point for the Oscar category which had for decades been known as best foreign language film. First came the name change. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences decided the word "foreign" was starting to feel out of date. Then, the newly-named best international feature award went to the South Korean satire Parasite. A hit with audiences and critics a...