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Are the Two-Faced Men in Beyoncé’s Life Practicing Yaqui Shamanism?

Achieving awareness and a heightened state of being sure sounds like a good thing. Why would any man use a sorcerer's skill for evil?
By Justin Joffe
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New York’s Police Troubles Seen Through the Lens of ‘The Warriors’

Sam Shaber, daughter of the screenwriter behind the classic 1979 film, talks about gang violence and anti-police sentiment after she is assaulted in the street.
By Molly Mulshine

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