Category: Odds and Ends

ShareTweetPin By Billy Hallowell  Abortion is one of the most contested and debated topics in America, but there’s a facet of the discussion that doesn’t often get a great deal of attention: abortion survival. The media tend not to feature abortion survivors like Claire Culwell, a woman whose story has in recent years captivated the pro-life world. WATCH: See 8 Powerful Pro-Life Movies on PureFlix.com Culwell, who will soon participate in the inspirational “She Lives Out Loud” online event for women, became a pro-life speaker and advocate after learning 10…

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ShareTweetPin I got the answer wrong when the seminar presenter asked what the silent marriage killer was. Would you get it wrong? Just after my wife and I got married, we attended a seminar on aiding the rehabilitation of human trafficking victims, particularly those trafficked for sex. (I won’t get into all that…that’s another story for another day.) In one of the presenter’s talks, he asked the audience what the silent marriage killer was and the biggest cause of divorce was. Since I had just been through premarital counseling, I…

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The shade! Goodness!!! Just when we think the feud between the past and current loves of Justin Bieber‘s life is completely over, someone breaks the ceasefire. This time it was Hailey Bieber, who posted a quote to her Instagram Story which seems very much to be a very purposeful slap in the face to the woman many fans still consider to be Justin’s OTP, Selena Gomez. She posted: “A person in 2 months could make you feel what a person in 2 years couldn’t. Time means nothing, character does.” Then there’s an attribution to…

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Studying abroad is a great choice, and Germany is one of the favourite destinations for international students from all over the world. To have a great learning experience in Germany, it is a smart idea to follow the tips offered by other students who have completed their studies in Germany successfully. In this article, we have gathered together some of best tips for new international students who want to study in Germany. The tips I have we have documented below in this article have been generalised, but you will surely…

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ShareTweetPin If you’re a parent of a teenage girl, there’s no doubt that KJ Apa has become a household name. The 22-year-old, best known for his role of Archie Andrews in the hit CW show, “Riverdale” is hitting the big screen in March for one of the most romantic movies of the year. The New Zealand-born actor is starring as Jeremy Camp in the upcoming Christian film, I Still Believe, which hits theaters March 13.   View this post on Instagram   We’re in theaters March 13th! Tickets are on sale…

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This is a preview of our pop-culture newsletter The Daily Beasts Obsessed, written by senior entertainment reporter Kevin Fallon. To receive the full newsletter in your inbox each week, The Penultimate Episode of BoJack Horseman Floored Me Its been three weeks since Netflix dropped the creator Raphael Bob-Waksbergs hilarious and deeply moving Hollywoo(d) satire that have completely upended what animated comedy can be, from Season Threes near-silent Fish Out of Water to Free Churro, the Season Five episode in which Will Arnett delivers a career-defining voice performance as BoJack, delivering…

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ShareTweetPin By Zack Carter It was a bright, sunny Sunday morning and church service had just let out. A visiting pastor was showing off his new motorcycle to a large group from the congregation in the church’s parking lot. He rode around in circles, demonstrating its wide range of motion, and revved the engine to show off its power. A young lady in the crowd requested a ride. Without hesitation, the young pastor agreed. She hopped on the passenger seat directly behind him, wrapped her arms around his waist while…

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A lightning strike has killed four rare mountain gorillas in Uganda, with a pregnant female and an infant male among the fatalities. Two other adult females died in the freak event, which occurred in Mgahinga National Park on February 3. The park is located in the Virunga massive mountain range that straddles Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and is one of only two places where mountain gorillas remain – the other being Bwindi-Sarambwe, which lies slightly to the north in Uganda. “Based on the gross lesions from…

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