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While it may not be the decade people immediately think of when discussing horror movies, the early 2000s were actually a very exciting time for the genre, with some of the best horror movies emerging in those ten years. This decade marked the beginning of iconic movie franchises like Saw and Final Destination, as well as offering plenty of unforgettable stories through films like Signs and The Mist. With new films popping up for every subset of the genre, the 2000s truly offered something for all types of horror lovers.

Of course, the impressive range of 2000s horror movies extends well beyond the fan favorites that fans of the genre are bound to be quite familiar with by now. Because of the overwhelming success of a handful of films, many exciting, well-made works of horror managed to fly under the radar. Just because they may not have received as much...

The 2000s were a great time for horror, including both box office hits and lesser-known films that were just as good. From brilliant and hilarious teen horror movies to supernatural tales like The Ring, there is a wide range of choices for any fan that might feel nostalgic. However, between widespread acclaimed blockbusters and great sequels of beloved movies, some of the decade's finest works have gone under the radar despite their exceptional narrative and blood-curdling plots.

While the mainstream horrors dominated the industry, some not-very well-known movies many probably haven't seen are not less deserving of attention and praise, as they often offered an innovative and unexplored perspective that challenged more traditional tropes. Whether through impressive visuals, disturbing and macabre twists, or even emotionally charged narratives, some underrated films deserve a spot among the great horrors of the 2000s.

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Sydney, April 24 (Ians) On his 50th birthday Sachin Tendulkar was honoured at the Sydney Cricket Ground with a set of gates named after him and West Indies great Brian Lara.

The gates, used to access the field of play, were unveiled to mark Tendulkar’s 50th birthday and 30 years since Lara’s innings of 277 at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

The gates were unveiled by Scg and Venues Nsw Chairman Rod McGeoch Ao and CEO Kerrie Mather, as well as Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley.

“All visiting cricket players will take to the field through the Lara-Tendulkar Gates, which are situated between the Members Pavilion’s away dressing room and the Noble Bradman Messenger Stand.

The Australian cricket team enters the field via the Don Bradman Gates between the Members and Ladies Pavilions, while the Arthur Morris and Alan Davidson Gates front Driver Avenue,” the Scg statement read.

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Kate Moss discusses receiving a surprise from her ex Johnny Depp, that “naked dress”, and more in a new British Vogue clip, focusing on her life in looks.

Moss shares of stepping out in a sheer slip in 1993, decades before the controversial trend emerged: “I did not know that this dress was see-through until the pictures came out the next day in the newspaper.

“It was the flash that made it look naked cause actually the fabric when I was wearing it, when I went out I didn’t think it was that see-through. But obviously it was. I mean, had I known I’d be talking about it 30 years later… good dress, good night.”

Moss wore the dress in question to an Elite Model Management party in London, U.K.

Kate Moss in that “naked dress.” Photo by Alan Davidson/Shutterstock Kate Moss. Credit: British Vogue

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President Joe Biden plans to name Jessica Rosenworcel as permanent chair of the FCC, while he will nominate Gigi Sohn to fill a vacancy on the commission.

Lobbyists and lawmakers have been buzzing for months over the delay in Biden’s decision over the commission, which has been deadlocked 2-2 between Republicans and Democrats since he came into office.

Rosenworcel, who has been acting chair, will be the first woman to become permanent chair of the 87-year-old commission. Biden also nominated her for an additional term.

Sohn, a longtime public interest advocate who served as counselor to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, who served during Barack Obama’s second term, had been viewed as one of the contenders for a slot on the commission. If Rosenworcel is confirmed to a new term and Sohn to fill the vacancy, Democrats will hold a 3-2 majority on the FCC, allowing them to tackle...

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Netflix’s popular “Sweet Tooth” series revealed the kinds of worlds available to those willing to look beyond superheroes and see what else comic books have to offer. There’s more to be found than good-guy-versus-bad-guy slugfests, even inside the seemingly narrow field of post-apocalyptic settings and stories. Take a look at the list below and discover all-new ways that the world could end, on the big scale as well as the small, without even one superhero showing up to save the day.

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The title of James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera’s hit series paints an evocative picture, but it’s only part of what’s...

Melbourne, Feb 2 (Ians) Former Australian fast-bowler Merv Hughes has been inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame.

An integral part of Australian cricket's return to the top of the Test cricket rankings, Hughes' career spanned 53 Tests and 33 ODIs from 1985-94, taking 212 Test wickets at an average of 28.38.

"Merv Hughes was an icon of the Australian summer for so many of us, a larger-than-life personality, a wonderful international cricketer, an ambassador for the sport and a deserved inductee into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame," Peter King, Australian Cricket Hall of Fame Chairman, said in a statement.

"A lion-hearted competitor, Merv boasts a proud career for Victoria and Australia in the Test and One Day International arenas, paving the way for an incredible era of Australian cricketing dominance. Even as synonymous as his on-field record, Merv will be forever remembered as a fan-favourite and his iconic warm-ups close to the boundary,...