STANFORD (CBS SF) -- Vandals ripped off the arm of a century-old marble statue at Stanford University. The Carrara marble arm of the weeping Angel of Grief was discovered missing on August 11.

STANFORD — A vandal has amputated the graceful marble arm of Stanford University’s weeping Angel of Grief, a statue erected by Jane Stanford in 1901 to honor the loss of her beloved brother ...

Steven Moffat has written three Doctor Who stories featuring the Weeping Angels, those statues that only move when you’re not looking at them. And now, he says he’s probably done all he can ...

Basically, because Manhattan is essentially under the control of the Angels - and they can move at lightning-quick speeds - the Statue of Liberty can move anywhere it wants, and the power of the ...

News; Weird News; Christianity; Statue of Virgin Mary seen 'crying' in Honduran university church leaving worshippers baffled Priest Juan Angel Lopez has dismissed rumours the weeping effigy in ...

The Weeping Angels, last seen in the 2007 episode “Blink,” have proven to be one of the scariest villains ever on “Doctor Who,” and are no less scary here, imbibed as they are with ...