Friday the 13th: Unveiling the Origins, Superstitions, and the Infamous Horrors
Friday the 13th is shrouded in superstitions and considered unlucky by many due to its historical and cultural origins. This day, feared by millions, has roots in ancient beliefs and is further popularized by the chilling horror franchise. The unlucky label of the number 13, coupled with events like Judas betraying Jesus, enhances the lore. The day and its myths affect modern society from architecture to media.
Kieran Botha | Dec, 13 2024 Read More
The Unyielding Grip of Superstitions: Exploring the Mystique of Friday the 13th
Superstitions, like those surrounding Friday the 13th, permeate various aspects of life, despite lacking a factual basis. These beliefs reflect a human need to control uncertain outcomes and are prevalent even among atheists and scientists. Experts from the University of Miami shed light on the psychology behind and the influence of these irrational practices.
Kieran Botha | Sep, 13 2024 Read More
Farooq Oreagba's Ojude Oba Moment: Tattoos, Family Traditions & Cancer Battle
Farooq Oreagba captivated audiences at the 2024 Ojude Oba Festival in Ijebu, Ogun State, with his stylish Asooke Agbada and majestic horseback ride. An investment banker by profession, Farooq has been attending the festival for 15 years. In an emotional interview on Arise News, he discussed his family traditions, the significance of his tattoos, and his ongoing battle with cancer.
Kieran Botha | Jun, 24 2024 Read More
Tshidiso Moletsane, Award-Winning Author of 'Junx', Dies at a Young Age
Tshidiso Moletsane, celebrated for his novel 'Junx,' passed away, leaving a significant void in South African literary circles. Moletsane's debut, which earned him the 2022 Sunday Times Fiction Prize, was noted for its raw and bold storytelling. His works highlighted the struggles faced by South African youth, drawing heavily from his own experiences.
Kieran Botha | Jun, 1 2024 Read More