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Even though "Meet Me in St. Louis" was conceived and produced as a Hollywood musical, there's nobody singing during one of its most prominent and memorable (and one of my favorite) scenes.

A circle of figures, cloaked in ritual robes, stands in a clearing as the last light of day disappears behind the trees. A ...

Irish name Éala surged 86 places to 91st in Ireland's rankings – the modern name pronounced 'EH-la' that's catching parents' ...

Even though "Meet Me in St. Louis" was conceived and produced as a Hollywood musical, there's nobody singing during one of its most prominent and memorable (and one of my favorite) scenes.

Trunk-or-treating — aka Halloween tailgating — is a growing trend in houses of worship and elsewhere. Plug-in delves into the history of the events as well as why not everyone is a fan.