My Lunch With ‘The Spider’ Who Nearly Wrecked the CIA Long before ‘Game of Thrones’ dubbed its spymaster The Spider, James Jesus Angleton earned that name. His internal witch hunts still leave us wondering—madman, genius, or both?

A Spider-Man Rises While Somewhere the Next Spider-Man Is Being Born My favorite thing about the Marvel franchise is that the actors playing Spider-Man are perhaps the only men in Hollywood who really understand what it’s like for women in the industry. Spider-Man just keeps getting younger! Nothing makes Tobey Magu Read more ... ire’s Spidey senses tingly anymore.

Spider-Gwen Had Better Really Have a Penguin Counterpart Named Spider-Guin I can’t imagine how long it took them to come up with something that worked as well for Spider-Gwen as Spider-Ham worked for Spider-Man. You can tell it’s a bit harder to grasp, since Spider-Ham stops to explain it.

Portuguese Slave Traders Were No Match for Angolan Queen Nzinga Mbandi

Here's what the critics are saying about 'The Witch' 'The Witch' puts a 17th-century colonial family through the wringer, as they’re cast out from their community only to experience further horrors at the hands of a witch.

Angolan Rebel Chief's Children Sue 'Call Of Duty' Makers for Unflattering Portrayal of Their Dad

Call Of Duty bosses are sued by the children of an Angolan rebel chief The family of slain Angolan rebel chief Jonas Savimbi are suing for presenting their father as a 'big halfwit who wants to kill everybody'

Hunger-Striking Angolan Rapper Luaty Beirão Worsens He is being held for conspiring to overthrow the Angolan President

Spider-Boy Cast as Spider-Man; Hollywood: Stop Sexualizing Spider-Boys Marvel announced today that 19-year-old boy actor Tom Holland will play Spider-Man, a role previously inhabited by men, as the name suggests, in 2017’s installment of the Spider-Man franchise. What is wrong with Hollywood?

'I Will Fight Until the End': Angolan Journalist Tried for Libel After Revealing Atrocities |... Award-winning investigative journalist Rafael Marques de Morais is facing defamation charges over his allegations that nine Angolan generals committed crimes against humanity.