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• Speaking of the devil, Adam Sandler stars as his good son, going up against his hellraising brothers Rhys Ifans and ex-wrestler Tiny Lister Jr . in " Little Nicky ."
• He is uncommonly bright and could have been the author, if he had wished, of a prudent new conservatism, rethought for changed times, instead of leading his party as he did into a conservatism of permanent hellraising.
• Movies like " Fatal Attraction " and " Thelma & AMP; Louise " play on comparable male fears, according to Warner : the " deadly female predator " and " independent, hellraising women ."
• And when he reads a story to his son, a thought crosses your mind that's new to movies, given Murphy's hellraising history both on and off screen : It must be cool to have Eddie Murphy as a dad.
• In the late 1930s, in Seattle, Pettus edited the Commonwealth Federation's newspaper and hosted the Seattle-area hootenannies ( or " hoots " ), which Eric Scigliano describes as " fundraising, consciousness-raising, and hellraising parties " for the federation.
• The album contains several cuts written by songwriters who helped shape the outlaw movement in the 1970s, including Shel Silverstein, who collaborated with Jennings on the waltz " It's the World's Gone Crazy " ( " The villains have turned into heroes, the heroes have turned into heels . . . " ), and Mickey Newbury, who composed the beautifully sad " If You See Her . " In fact, despite his hellraising persona and reckless drug use at the time, the second half of " What Goes Around Comes Around " is composed of mostly ballads, and although the LP is often viewed as the beginning of the end as far as Jennings'commercial run goes, AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine cautions: