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It's quite, it's vast, and it reminds us just how precious our Earth 🌍 really is.🛰️💙
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In Psycho (1960), private investigator Milton Arbogast visits the Bates Motel to find missing Marion Crane. He questions Norman Bates, notices inconsistencies, and suspects Norman is hiding something.
#Hitchcock
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Nov 10, 1983: Billy Idol released his 2nd solo studio album, Rebel Yell. #80s
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Nov 9, 1985: "Miami Vice Theme" by Jan Hammer hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. #80s The most recent instrumental song to top the pop chart.
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A view unlike any other. Floating above the vibrant blue waters of Earth, tethered to the robotic arm on the International Space Station. 🌍✨
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'Compelling evidence' shows testimony of Jesus rising from the dead is 'true', study finds trib.al/jghCvE0
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The incredible opening shot from DEAD END in 1937. Combines miniature effects, perspective and clever editing.
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On this day in 1964, The Beach Boys’ Christmas Album was released—with Brian producing and writing or co-writing all five original songs, including the holiday classic“Little Saint Nick.” What’s your favorite track?
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Islamist militants in the Congo (DRC) murdered more than 300 Christians from June through September 2026.
We delivered an oral intervention before the U.N. Human Rights Council on the persecution of Christians in Africa. We are also bringing this dire situation before President Trump, Congress, and Secretary Rubio.
Join us in standing with persecuted Christians in the Congo. Sign our petition: aclj.pulse.ly/ryuufgd3bj
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Bill Murray surprised patrons at Rory Dolan's Restaurant & Bar in Yonkers, New York, pouring a pint of Guinness and posing for photos with fans after enjoying dinner.
Full story here foxnews.com/entertainment/bi…
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Mutiny on the Bounty premiered at the Capitol Theatre in NYC 91 years ago today on Nov 8, 1935. The NY Times called it "savagely exciting" :)
Did You Know? All three leads — Clark Gable, Charles Laughton and Franchot Tone — were nominated for a Best Actor Oscar, forcing the Academy to rethink its category structure, creating the Best Supporting Actor category the following year to prevent similar outcomes #botd classicmoviehub.com/film/mut…






















