The ritual is a success! Or at least, the summoning part seems to have succeeded very nicely. But usually there’s a binding and commanding part, and then after that the all-essential “banishing back to the demonic realms” part of the ritual. Do you suppose our three nubile witches have all the parts… well in hand, […]
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The Sanderson Sisters are about to rise again, and this time, they’re coming back to theaters. Deadline exclusively reports that Hocus Pocus 3 is in active, though early, development at Disney, with Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy set to play the trio of witches again. Hocus Pocus was a horror comedy from 1993 (light […]
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Self-proclaimed Moscow witch Natalia Malinovskaya has a new clientele – men fighting on the front lines in Ukraine, seeking supernatural protection from the consequences of war and economic insecurity, writes Reuters. Malinovskaya claims to have inherited her abilities from her grandmother, and from her darkened apartment in Moscow she offers a variety of services, from […]
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The Cantor exhibition meditates on magic through a historical perspective rooted firmly in reality.
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Tucked inside Magnolia Cemetery—Katy’s historic burial ground dating back to 1900—sits one grave that has inspired more shivers, dares, and late-night detours than any other place in town. The cemetery itself reads like a map of Katy’s early history, with headstones belonging to founding families and Civil War soldiers lined up beneath old trees. But it’s the resting place of Barbara Snyder, a…