From glow-in-the-dark rosary beads to St. Christopher dashboard statues and Pope Francis bobbleheads, a tribute to the ...

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On their 11th album, the long-running post-rockers open up disarming, uplifting new dimensions to their sound without veering too far from familiar paths. Appearing two tracks into The Bad Fire ...

By recognizing and fixing our own unhealthy body language habits, we're more cognizant of the tiny gestures that speak loudly when someone's a truly bad person. Body language cues, even when they ...

It seems like every kid wants a hovercraft at some point. A vehicle that drives over land AND water? What’s not to love?! But growing up in the Mohawk Valley, owning a hovercraft seemed so ...

Bad Bunny has everyone talking about the sapo concho toad. The sapo concho toad, better known as the Puerto Rican crested toad, appears in the short film accompanying Bad Bunny's 2025 album. A summary ...

Much time has passed, but Walter will forever be known as "the one who knocks." ...

For the past week, the number one song in the world has been a plena. On January 11, the title track of Bad Bunny’s newest album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, took over the number one spot on Apple ...

Its title, though, is more telling. Old Scottish slang for ‘Hell’, The Bad Fire chronicles a tide of personal trauma. From keyboardist Barry Burns watching his daughter fight through treatment ...

World Religion Day, marked annually on the third Sunday of January, focuses on fostering interfaith dialogue, understanding, and unity among diverse religious communities. This day invites individuals ...

One reason is because tomorrow, Inauguration Day, is also Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Jack Jenkins is a national correspondent for our partner organization, Religion News Service, and joins us now.

Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley are both on full display here, and sure you can say it’s all part of the satire, but it’s also very clearly meant to be titillating (before things go bad).