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There’s some rough stuff in here, and yet the documentary only seems to scratch the surface of all the sexism, racism, and ...

Subtitled ‘The Gambler and His Cowboys,’ the series promises a definitive look at the franchise and its historic run in the ...

Indiana Jones has sought out his share of Judeo-Christian artifacts, and the 1992 novel Indiana Jones and the Genesis Deluge sets him after a literally and figuratively huge one, namely Noah’s Ark.

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Swaggart was best known for being a captivating Pentecostal preacher with a massive following before being caught on camera ...

Idris Elba Reveals Why He Refuses to Watch The Wire: 'There Was a Part of Me That Died With That Character' ...