This has been a long week, hasn't it? Let's celebrate! We have good reason, too: the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center is turning 40 and is debuting its remodel and it's bringing back its art party, last seen back in 2002.
For many years the San Francisco Symphony has celebrated Halloween by screening a silent horror movie in Davies Symphony Hall with live accompaniment provided by a performance on the full resources of the Ruffatti Concert Organ.
Lachelle M. Kemp, a 26-year-old Leavenworth resident, died while trying to get her young children out of the back seat after her vehicle hit a power pole.
Awash in blood and tears, a woman howls in unspeakable anguish as she gives birth in the harrowing first moments of the "Carrie" remake, opening Friday.
"In acoustic/folk/roots music it's still possible to create new sounds that haven't been heard before," says Pat.
The air is crisp and cool. Leaves rustle down a lonely road. The wind howls with sounds unknown to you; owl, raven, or something else? The night closes in on Clay Hill Farm.
This photo released by Sony Pictures shows Chloe Moretz, left, and Julianne Moore in a scene from "Carrie."
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Fans of the Paranormal Activity franchise may be going through withdrawal this Halloween, which is the first without a PA film since 2008, but they won't have to wait too much longer -- January 3, to be exact -- for the next movie. It's not Paranormal Activity 5, however -- that arrives a year from now -- but rather the Latino-themed spinoff Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones that was teased in a post-credits scene in Paranormal Activity 4.
...Halloween approaches and there is no better way to celebrate the spookiest of all holidays than with a scary movie, the cornerstone of any ghoulishly good time.
