Vulture is revisiting the 1994–95 TV season all week long. Joe Adalian makes the case that it was “one of network TV’s last truly great seasons, which means there are a lot of good shows to choose from — but rather than rank the shows, we’re going one step beyond to round up the 100 best episodes of the year. For these purposes, the “season” roughly falls between August 25, 1994 (when My So-Called Life debuted) and June 1995, but there are a few outliers on either side of that boundary.

The Haunting of Hill House Two Storms Season 1 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » The Haunting of Hill House Two Storms Season 1 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » On the Haunting of Hill House Twitter feed (@haunting), GIFs are posted showing the “hidden ghost tally” for each episode — those faces flickering in a mirror or a corner of the screen that you’re not quite sure you saw.

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In some circles, Alice Cooper is best known for writing "School's Out" (which he did) and for biting the head off a live chicken and drinking its blood onstage (which he did not). Today, though, the 70-year-old shock-rock legend is a devout Christian. Stars! They contain multitudes. This isn't entirely a new development. Cooper has been outspoken about his religious awakening for quite some time. But now the star is taking on the role of King Herod in NBC's live performance of Jesus Christ Superstar, and in a new interview with the New York Daily News he opens up about how Christianity saved him from addiction.

US education This article is more than 6 years oldBoston public schools map switch aims to amend 500 years of distortionThis article is more than 6 years oldA district will drop the Mercator projection, which physically diminished Africa and South America, for the Peters, which cut the developed world down to size When Boston public schools introduced a new standard map of the world this week, some young students’ felt their jaws drop.