Has there ever been a more gloriously stereotypical Scorpio brought to the screen than Fairuza Balk as Nancy Downs in 1996’s “The Craft?” Power-hungry, prone to extremes, and a champion at ...

In the sequence, Fairuza Balk's bad girl Nancy comes into her full power to punish Chris (Skeet Ulrich), a popular boy who ...

In the end, Nancy is committed to a psychiatric hospital, completely stripped of her powers. Following her role in "The Craft," Balk landed the role of Sapphire in another cult classic ...

This article contains discussions of suicide, sexual violence, and eating disorders. The supernatural teen thriller The Craft endures as a feminist favorite, largely thanks to its iconic cast ...

It was written by Andrew Fleming and Peter Filardi and stars Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True. Its story follows a group of four outcast teenage girls at a fictional Los ...

The movie follows the story of a trio of high school witches – Nancy (Fairuza Balk), Bonnie (Neve Campbell), and Rochelle (Rachel True) – who welcome a newcomer, Sarah (Robin Tunney), into ...

As it passes through different eras, one sees Agatha sporting a black biker jacket and orange-tinted glasses, which look suspiciously like the ones Fairuza Balk's Nancy wears in the cult hit.

‘The Craft’s Fairuza Balk took ET on a tour of the witchcraft shop that helped prepare her to play the cult classic’s iconic villain. For Friday the 13th, ET has a deleted scene and ...

Country music star turned pop star Maren Morris ('My Church') is promoting her new hit single, 'People Still Show Up,' from her new album of the same title on social media with sexy photos as in the ...

Nancy Pelosi is an American Democratic politician and current Speaker of the House of Representatives. Elected to Congress in 1987, she is one of the most senior Democratic Party leaders and the ...

Words of advice to the archenemies of the sign Scorpio and Nancy Downs: WATCH YOUR BACK! You don’t want to mess with a Scorpio or Nancy! Both seek revenge on those who’ve done them wrong.

Are you Elphaba from "Wicked," The Aunts in "Practical Magic" or Samantha Stephens from "Bewitched?" Read on to find out!