After a successful first season, Eli Roth’s spooky show is back with even more scary stories of hauntings and creepy paranormal phenomena.
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Alex Jones mocks $965M Sandy Hook verdict: 'We're not scared and we're not going to stop'
“These families have been patient and they will make Alex Jones pay every last dollar that he has,” said a lawyer representing the Sandy Hook families.
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Kevin Spacey trial: Anthony Rapp says he knew he wasn't the only victim
Anthony Rapp, who accused actor Kevin Spacey of making inappropriate sexual advances on him while he was a teenager, is seeking US$40 million for psychological injuries.
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Not today, cancer: 6 stories of motivation from young survivors
Being diagnosed with cancer as a young adult may feel like the end, but for some it can be a new beginning.
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Fake 'Russian astronaut' scammed woman out of over $41K to 'return to Earth'
A 65-year-old woman fell victim to an international romance scam concocted by someone claiming to be a Russian astronaut at the International Space Station.
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Scientists develop 1st map of the 'galactic underworld,' the graveyard of the Milky Way
Using complex models of the life cycle of billion-year-old stars, researchers have developed the first map of a graveyard of ancient dead stars.
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Blink-182 reuniting with Tom DeLonge for new album and world tour
Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker are reuniting as punk rock band Blink-182 and heading out on tour in 2023.
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Bono Opens Up About 40 Years Of Marriage To Ali Hewson
Bono has a best friend in marriage. Sitting down for an interview at the New Yorker Festival on Friday, the U2 frontman opened up about being married to Ali Hewson for 40 years…
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5 songs you must hear this week: 10 October 2022
Our weekly roundup of essential songs features four songs that make sense and one that may not.
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Sex-education icon Sue Johanson is back! New documentary examines her life and legacy
Sue Johanson is the reason so many Canadians today know how to have safe sex and enjoy it.
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Trying to survive: To access lifesaving drugs, young cancer patients face huge hurdles
Young Canadians with cancer are often forced to navigate bureaucratic red tape in order to avoid eye-popping medical bills.
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