Em “O Senhor dos Anéis”, a maioria dos cavaleiros eram mulheres usando barbas falsas.
Quando a produção procurou cavaleiros experientes, a maioria dos voluntários eram mulheres.
μην εκδίδονται χαρτιά επί 40 μέρες λόγω "αδειων" ΠΟΛΥ ωραία πάγωσε κ τις προθεσμίες όμως όλες.
Όχι τι μου ρθες μες το καλοκαίρι κτλ χυδαία βρε χαρακτήρα του Χαρυ Κλυν.
Και να σου πω κ κάτι?
Διαφωνώ ΒΑΘΥΤΑΤΑ με τις 20 μέρες αδεια/ έτος. Είναι τρομερά λίγες αν με ρωτάς. Κ το λέω ενώ μέχρι πρόσφατα δεν μ δίναν ούτε αυτές.
Ωστόσο, το να μην εξυπηρετεί το δημόσιο όλον τον Αύγουστο το βρίσκω καφρίλα επειδή για μας οι διόριες ισχύουν. Αν είναι να >
Denmark just passed a law that every person owns a copyright to their own face, voice, and body. In the age of AI, this places more legal control in a person's hands, and there are real, large consequences and fines for breaking this law.
We need to make this worldwide.
you think you see bts and it’s like wow great check that off the list I saw bts! but actually you see bts and you immediately start thinking about when you can see bts again
— The 2027 Grammy Awards: Does It Reaffirm the Dichotomy Between West and Asia?
"The categorization of Asian and Latin music shows that, unlike Western music, they are classified differently. The author believes that the divide between Asia and the West, and between the West and the East, has not yet been eroded by today’s global values and civilization, which are no longer bound by geographical limits. The author does not reject the use of the word “Asia” as a shorthand term to describe a specific region. However, in the context of music, it should not be separated into the terms “Asian” or “Latin” music through categorizations such as K-pop, J-pop, C-pop, and Asian pop styles featuring Asian languages as well as Spanish-language compositions. Beyond cultural and linguistic factors, regional categorization highlights that Asian and Latin artists are set apart from the broader music scene.
This phenomenon reinforces the “us versus them” dichotomy, where music is categorized by language and region, resulting in a division into “Two Worlds of Music”: “Our Music” and “Their Music” a mindset that perpetually divides humanity into “the in-group” and “the out-group,” namely Western music (the in-group) and Asian music (the out-group). This categorization suggests that Western music is distinct from Eastern (Asian) music. Meanwhile, Edward Said has criticized this dichotomy, arguing that “the distinction between ‘us’ (the West, Europe) and ‘the other’ (‘them,’ the East) implies that the former is superior to the latter. Western music is considered superior to Asian music, so the categorization of music indicates that the Western perspective on Asia remains unchanged viewing it as a different world.” The author observes that the long-standing tensions within global culture still persist today."
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🐯: When I posted on Weverse asking people not to come looking for us outside our hotels, honestly, about 90 out of 100 people...
🐯: Even if ARMY happens to see us out on the street, they just pretend they haven't noticed us.
🐯: They seem to want us to make as many memories as we can in their country, so they simply act like they didn't see us and keep walking.
🐯: Some of them even deliberately avert their eyes when we cross paths. It makes us feel so grateful that we're the ones who end up saying hello first: “Hi, “Have a good day."
🐯: Sometimes we'll even shake hands.
🐯: Moments like that are so heartwarming. So we're the ones who thank them.
🐯: One time, we were even walking down the same street. We said, "Bye-bye," but it turned out we were both headed in the exact same direction, so that was pretty funny