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Cello-punk band Murder by Death released an new CD, Red of Tooth and Claw, on March 4th. This lackluster album has a generic feel which does not show the band's talent.

Indie rock band Murder by Death played NYC Friday with Kiss Kiss and O'Death. It was a solid concert, although Adam Turla and the rest were a relatively tame headliner.

Gambling sets the trap to ensnare an innocent traveler in Wilkie Collins' short story "A Terribly Strange Bed," and initiates a lord's downfall in The Haunted Hotel.

George Burroughs is sentenced to hang for witchcraft along with other accused and sentenced witches.

The identity of Jack the Ripper has remained a mystery since the fateful 'autumn of terror' of 1888. 120 years later, it seems we are no closer to discoverng the truth.

Early laws focused on monetary compensation for offenses, but later Sumerian civilization will see harsher, and more brutal penalties.

Ontario is home to many old buildings, historical sites, and battlefields. Some of these are believed to be haunted by ghosts, and other supernatural occurrences.

This articles explores how love is misdirected in the play, and it's contribution in creating a sublime expression of human suffering in King Lear.

Zack Snyder shows the dark side of heroes in stunning high definition with this faithful adaption of the classic comic book Watchmen.

Written in 1958, The Vengeful Virgin shows many of the differences between today and the 1950s. Gil Brewer has written a book that has transcended time.

The term "ballad" has been come a misnomer in modern times representing slow, dramatic rock songs instead of actual stories. Read on for the truth behind the ballad.