Breaking News: Iran has abolished its morality police after months of protests set off by the death of Mahsa Amini, a young woman who was arrested over the strict Islamic dress code. https://t.co/eDU6WU5Vcl
People of Ukraine this message & this recognition, the Order of Merit, is not for me but for you🇺🇦 Every day Food Fighters like @Y_Stefanyuk provide relief & support to neighbors in need.. bringing hope through food! Thank you @ZelenskyyUa for such an honor🙏 #ChefsForUkraine
Wow I did not expect this celebrity divorce story to get even crazier but this truly shocking revelation from the former dog walker blew me away: https://t.co/fX3jA9qyKN
Climate protesters threw cans of tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” at the National Gallery in London. The gallery said the work was unharmed aside from “some minor damage to the frame.”
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Climate protesters threw cans of tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” at the National Gallery in London. The gallery said the work was unharmed aside from “some minor damage to the frame.”
https://t.co/Tsl6Kaeso0
The legacy of these movies is that my children's generation will show them to their children. So, you could be watching them in 50 years time, easy. I'll not be here sadly... But Hagrid will." —Robbie Coltrane
Born in a cabin in Kentucky coal country, Loretta Lynn was revered not just a country music star, but as a symbol of rural resilience. "The more you hurt, the better the song is," she said. "You put your whole heart into a song when you’re hurting." https://t.co/vn16udvE29
Today we landed twice @WCKitchen second day in a row in Pine And Sanibel Island with water, sandwiches, fruit and Rice and chicken reaching everyone with food in places with no electricity and destroyed bridges. More than 60k meals with many kitchens all across! #ChefsForFlorida
Flowers that were left for the late Queen in St James Park in London have been taken away. We spoke to the park manager to find out where they’re going 👇♻️🌱
Protests are sweeping Iran & women are burning their hijabs after the death last week of Mahsa Amini, following her arrest by the “morality police”. Human rights groups say at least 8 have been killed. Last night, I planned to ask President Raisi about all this and much more. 1/7