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With nearly 30 years of experience leading and facilitating access to science and technology centers, Louisiana Children’s Museum CEO Tifferney White continues her life’s work of supporting early learners, their families, and local communities. She is committed to cultivating children’s museums that champion diversity, inclusion, and STEM education. From a career overseeing guest experiences, exhibition design, operations, content development, and educational experiences at museums across the country, White brings world-class resources and innovation to the Gulf South’s finest children’s museum.

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Satan and his minions have been scaring the pants off audiences from the earliest days of cinema. “Häxan” (1922) features some of the most enduring imagery of demons and black masses ever put to screen all the way back in the silent era. Cinematic devils have always been the fodder of blockbusters and folk horror classics, so much so that rarely has there been a filmmaker who has not taken a crack at Old Scratch. Through the generations, the flavors and temperaments of the moviegoing office have helped mix and meld our perceptions of the occult into gloriously entertaining soups of hellfire and malicious decadence. Sometimes so much so that it spills over into reality and imagined phantoms give rise to literal violence i.e. The Satanic Panic of the 1980s. Post-modern perspectives on the oldest mythology have come a long way since the zeitgeist-smashing spook fest that was William Friedkin’s “The Exorcist” (1973). The most culturally prominent depiction of the devil from the last several decades would probably be Robert Egger’s “The VVitch” (2015), where Lucifer was more of a liberating figure of modernity than a destructive one. It’s been a minute since we’ve had a movie steeped, practically oozing, with some good old-fashioned satanic dread and menace.

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