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[わくわく @TOT_wkwk]

最近のトレンドはチーターじゃない感を混ぜてくるチーターですか？

[Hype @DbsHype]

Mike McFarland, The English Voice Actor of Master Roshi has passed away at the age of 56. Rest in Peace 🙏

[vladk0r @vladk0r_vlr]

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[Emotion & Music @Emotion78687]

Nobody bought a ticket to hear Miley Cyrus sing. They just happened to be standing in the right subway station.

In a New York City subway station in 2017, Miley Cyrus put on a dark wig, sunglasses and tried to disappear into the crowd. Jimmy Fallon joined her, pretending to be an ordinary street performer while banging a tambourine slightly off beat. There was no concert stage, no giant screen and no polished production waiting to announce who was behind the disguise. Just a microphone, a small speaker and a street musician making music with a bucket.

Then they started Jolene.

For the first few seconds, people didn't seem particularly interested. Nobody takes the subway expecting to run into Miley Cyrus. But the moment her voice came through, the atmosphere changed. People began turning around, phones came out and a small crowd started forming around the performers. The disguise could hide her face, but it couldn't hide that voice.

That is what makes the moment so satisfying. The surprise isn't created by somebody shouting, “Look who is here!” The voice reveals her first. Before the crowd knows exactly who they are looking at, they already know they are hearing someone special.

There is also something wonderfully imperfect about the performance. The sound comes through a small setup instead of a concert PA, Fallon is deliberately playing around with the rhythm, and there is none of the visual spectacle normally surrounding a Miley Cyrus performance. Yet when she sings, the song still holds together. Her voice doesn't need the production around it to make the moment work.

And Jolene makes the surprise even better. It is a song deeply associated with Dolly Parton, but Miley has performed it enough times for her own interpretation to become part of what people recognize. So when that unmistakable voice suddenly appears in the middle of a subway station, the disguise becomes almost irrelevant.

For the people standing there, the strange part was that they hadn't planned to attend anything. They were simply on their way somewhere else. Some were probably thinking about work, dinner or catching the next train. Then, for a few minutes, their ordinary commute turned into a concert they never bought a ticket for.

Maybe that is the part of the story worth carrying beyond the subway station. We often imagine memorable moments as things that require planning: a special trip, an important event, a perfect opportunity. But some of the moments we remember for years arrive in the middle of an ordinary Tuesday, when we are simply going somewhere and happen to look up.

The people who heard Miley that day didn't know they were about to experience something special. They only had to notice that something had changed around them and decide to stop for a moment.

Life can be like that too. Not every meaningful moment announces itself before it arrives. Sometimes it is hidden behind a disguise, buried inside an ordinary day, or almost missed because we are too focused on getting to the next place.

The subway doors will open, the train will leave, and the crowd will eventually disappear. But for a few minutes, an ordinary commute became a story worth telling for years.

Maybe the lesson isn't to wait for extraordinary days. It's to stay awake enough to recognize the extraordinary moments hiding inside ordinary ones.

[Collin Rugg @CollinRugg]

Professional racing driver Ollie Millroy thanks competitor Loek Hartog for saving his life after getting into a fiery crash over the weekend in China.

Millroy says he'd be dead if Hartog hadn't jumped out of his car to pull him out of his burning car.

"I am still alive tonight, entirely thanks to one man. Loek Hartog stopped instantly with no flag marshalls or fire crews in sight, and risked his own life to get me out of the car."

"I don’t remember anything between 30 seconds before the crash and 1 hour after it, but I will remember his incredible act of bravery for the rest of my life..."

"I’m laying here tonight with 5 broken ribs, broken collar bone, broken hand and finger and a bruised lung, but it could have been much worse."

"Thank you Loek. I owe you my life for your selfless act today."

[The Pets 𝕏 @ThePetsX]

THIS STRAY CAT HAS MADE IT A HABIT TO STOP BY EVERY MORNING AND HUG THE SHOP OWNER 🥹❤️

[Crown - Remember the Mario Titans @Crownified]

Me after my duo dies and loses their crown sprite in the middle of the match:

[Flανinha @comentaflavinha]

O pai dela faleceu alguns meses antes do seu casamento, então o marido dela em segredo, trabalhou com o videomaker do casamento para incluir imagens de vídeo inéditas do pai dela. Em um dos trechos, Thom pede a bênção do pai dela em outro, mostra o anel de noivado para ele… EU CHOREI LITROS!

"...Pretendo cumprir essa promessa, para o homem que a amou primeiro".. 😭

[ryan 🤿 @scubaryan_]

when Silky took time out of his day to have a wholesome conversation with this little girl that was interested in what he was doing ❤️

[zev. @zevcept]

the fucking fastest cheater detected screen LMFAOO

[amaya❗️ @serefreakinmaya]

i’m not entirely sure why but i think we might be here for the same reason

[Complex @Complex]

Willem Dafoe just blessed the timeline with a new set of poses.

[📸: via/ IG danielsannwald]

[Onii Chan @oniichanph]

Again, we say goodbye to another legend today at 66 🕊️🎙️

One of the most recognizable voices in dubbing has gone silent.

Veteran voice actor Ettore Zuim has passed away at 66, leaving behind more than four decades of work across animation, anime, movies, television and video games.

For Disney fans, he became especially memorable as the Brazilian Portuguese voice of Hercules in the 1997 animated classic and David Kawena in Lilo & Stitch. DC fans also knew him as Bruce Wayne / Batman, dubbing Christian Bale throughout The Dark Knight trilogy and portraying the character in games including Batman: Arkham Origins, Arkham Knight and Injustice: Gods Among Us.

His incredible list of characters also included:
• Hercules — Hercules
• Bruce Wayne / Batman — The Dark Knight Trilogy / Batman: Arkham / Injustice
• Dracule Mihawk — One Piece
• Mugen — Samurai Champloo
• Prince Charming — Shrek 2 / Shrek the Third
• Nigel Uno / Numbuh 1 — Codename: Kids Next Door
• Jon Arbuckle — Garfield
• Yakko Warner — Animaniacs
• Heiter — Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End
• Eric the Cavalier — Dungeons & Dragons
• Fire Lord Sozin — Avatar: The Last Airbender
• Noah — Total Drama
• Hotstreak — Static Shock
• Shen — League of Legends
• David Kawena — Lilo & Stitch

From Disney and DC to One Piece, Frieren, Shrek and gaming, Ettore Zuim helped make characters from around the world feel at home to generations of Portuguese-speaking fans.

Rest in peace, Ettore Zuim. The characters will remain, and so will the voice that made so many of them unforgettable. 🕯️

[Shiva Rose 🌹🐈 @ShivaRoseBloom]

OH MY GOD!! 🥹💖

[KornArt @KornArt3]

Wrath of nazo and final fantasy sonic x7 what a time to live in man

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨WOW!!!

A Bronx pizzeria owner saw a woman eating out of his GARBAGE.

He walked outside, took her by the hand, led her in, and pulled a hot slice straight from the oven for her.

She sat down and cried. He said: "Don't cry. Eat. I don't want you eating out of a garbage." ❤️

His name is Daniel Romano.

He owns D'Romano's Pizza in the Throggs Neck section of the Bronx.

He didn't shoo her away.

"I grabbed her by the hand and I led her to the pizzeria and I went in the oven and I got her a fresh slice and gave it to her. Sat down and she started crying. I said, 'don't cry, eat. This is not a problem.'"

In that moment, he decided he'd never let it happen to anyone again.

So he grabbed a marker, wrote a sign by hand, and taped it in his window for the whole neighborhood to see:

"To the people eating out of my garbage, I have more love for you than you think. Please come in and tell me you're hungry. I will forever give you a slice and fresh water to drink."

When they asked him why, his answer was simple.

"Right now, I think this world is shot. There's too much hate. Too much negativity. Why not put a smile on someone's face?"

And it turns out this runs deep for Daniel.

It goes all the way back to his mother, Carmella.

"She had a saying in Italian. She used to say, 'a desperate person will always make a better decision on a full stomach than on an empty.'

"It always stuck with me. So I feed people."

A desperate person makes a better decision on a full stomach.

That handwritten sign has traveled way past the Bronx now.

Daniel says people are calling him from Texas, Arkansas, Hawaii, even Alaska, all wanting to chip in and buy slices for hungry strangers they'll NEVER MEET.

"Don't ask me, I didn't even know Alaska had a phone."

It all started with one slice.
One woman.
One man who did something kind.

GOD BLESS Daniel Romano. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[wallace @wallaceprower]

I CANNOT BELIEVE THIS IS REAL.

18 YEARS LATER.

SAME VOICE ACTORS.

THIS IS ENOUGH TO MAKE A GROWN MAN CRY.

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

First full animation test for Aardman's stop-motion POKÉMON’ series ‘THE MISADVENTURES OF SIRFEITCH'D & PICHU’.

[vixi キツネ Fox VTuber 🪫⛓️ @shyvixi]

wtf do you mean this is the man behind my goofy childhood videos vanoss HELLO???

[OA | IAmFury @IAmFury_tk]

Was thinking about this yet again for no reason…