Be Afraid Media, an indie horror banner, launched on Tuesday with its acquisition of genre news outlet Dread Central. Dread Central is a digital media outlet that has covered horror film, televison ...

Nearly 25 years after founding Bloody Disgusting, he will take the reins of its chief competitor. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer In 2021, Brad Miska sold Bloody Disgusting, the leading horror website ...

Daniel is a 27-year-old List Writer for Collider living in the south suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. As an avid film buff, he watches and analyzes many films and TV shows, especially in the horror genre ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. While the title is a nod to one of the band's songs, the documentary delves into Duritz's life as ...

Lenny Kravitz might be an ageless rock-and-roll star, but even he knows when certain things can get a little too wild at a show. During a stop on his “Blue Electric Light Tour” in Brisbane, Australia, ...

We're in the midst of a grabbing crisis. Over the past few weeks — in instances ranging from creepy to truly frightening — we've seen clips online of people getting way too handsy with artists ...

"You know how hard you got to pull to rip those out of my head?" the singer said Seth Browarnik/INSTARimages Lenny Kravitz said a female fan pulled four dreadlocks from his head while he was ...

WASHINGTON −A Supreme Court that has been increasingly protective of religious rights nonetheless seemed wary of allowing a Rastafarian to sue Louisiana prison guards for damages after they forcibly ...

The Supreme Court appeared unconvinced Monday that a devout Rastafarian whose dreadlocks were forcibly cut in prison five years ago should be able to sue correction officials for damages. Damon Landor ...

Lower courts condemned the treatment of Damon Landor, a Rastafarian, but found that a federal law protecting religious rights barred him from suing prison officials for money. By Ann E. Marimow ...

When prison officials in Louisiana cut the dreadlocks of a prisoner in their care, they may have violated his religious rights — or at least that’s what the Supreme Court is gearing up to determine.

The Supreme Court appeared to lean against a devout Rastafarian trying to sue prison officials who cut off his dreadlocks during oral arguments for the case that lasted nearly two hours on Monday. In ...