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...upcoming holiday movie season follows the rules of Quidditch surprisingly closely. There are Quaffles such as Oceans 11 and Lord of the Rings—flashy movies that are guaranteed to score. There are Bludgers such as Ali and A Beautiful Mind—heavy-handed dramas that smack you over the head with the weight of their anticipated Oscar nominations. And of course, for the discerning movie-goers, seekers that they are, there is that golden snitch—that highly desired and gossamer film that flies high above all the others. This season, that golden film seems...
...School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. With his trusted pals Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, he discovers a new world of potions, Quidditch games and Bernie Bott’s Every-Flavor Beans, all the while being drawn towards his destiny—a confrontation with the evil Lord Voldemort, the evil wizard that killed his parents...
...line that will be remembered long after the applause from the speech died down, the President quoted the last words of one heroic passenger on the flight that went down in Pennsylvania. The man, the President recalled, intoned the Lord's Prayer, and then, turning to his fellow passengers, "Let's roll." "My fellow Americans," Bush said, his eyes misting slightly, "let's roll...
...writer and director of the highly anticipated Lord of the Rings movie has decided to give fans a chance to pay to be in the credits. For a three-year subscription to the fan club and a credit in all three movies, the price is just $100. People can sign up until Nov. 15, or for another...
...built his congregation, the Little Flock, to 300,000 followers in central China. The sect's emphasis on decentralized congregations launched a home-church movement that helped Christianity survive communist repression. Yet as Little Flock congregations became isolated, they splintered into separate groups. The Shouters, for instance, rewrote the Lord's Prayer to read simply, "Oh, Lord Jesus," and taught followers to holler the phrase while stamping their feet in unison. Other offshoots, like the Disciples, believe that the devil exists in all people?and can be beaten out of them...