We all owe Birmingham City an apology 🔵⚪️
Back in 2020, they retired the number 22 shirt in his honour. The world laughed. 😳
In 2026, Bellingham has won MOTM in 3/5 World Cup games. 🏆
They knew something we didn’t ⭐️
#bcfc#england#bellingham
A Venezuelan journalist, visibly disabled, had all his questions refused by the English players…
until Jude Bellingham stopped and took the time to answer respectfully.
🐖🇿🇦 Over $1 million was raised from the sale of paintings by South African artist "Pigcasso"
The pig, that was rescued from a slaughterhouse in South Africa in 2016, died in 2024. However, her works continue to be sold.
It's the first animal to hold its OWN exhibition in the Netherlands, Germany, France, China & the UK! Each piece is personally signed with the artist's snout!
Yet another casualty. Gold Dancer, only 7 years old, killed at #Aintree in the last hour. Everyone involved in horse racing, from the royal family to the casual bets made on tomorrow's race, shame on the lot of you. #banhorseracing
📰 Buick MacKane's Accidental Broadcast:
- T. Rex
- March 17, 1974
A glam-rock broadcast glitch that became an instant cult moment.
Recorded on February 14, 1973 for Musikladen, T. Rex’s performance of “Buick MacKane” was never shown during the programme’s original February 21 broadcast. Instead, it resurfaced by accident over a year later — on March 17, 1974 — when it played unexpectedly at the end of an Osmonds special, startling viewers and delighting fans who caught the moment live.
@bobbyjones007 My fave will always be:
"Squirrel is a Blues fan
Squirrel is a Blues fan
La laa laa la
La laa laa la"
Sung at Bolton circa late 90s after a squirrel got onto the pitch before k-o then jumped into the Blues end with us, you couldn't make this shit up 😂
A defying silence
The Iranian women’s football national team REFUSED to sing the anthem of the Islamic regime.
Side note: By the time their next game comes up, they probably don’t even have to wear those hijabs anymore.
What did 1,400 BC sound like in ancient Persia? Hear this! 🔊
Sarah Parsaei plays the Arjan harp, an instrument with roots reaching back almost 3,400 years.
Tehran, Iran