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Arthur Rackham's "The Witches' Sabbath" 1928 illustration for Washington Irving's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."
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✨ Glowfari is back and just one week away! ✨
See Oakland Zoo in a whole new light with hundreds of all-new animal lanterns and larger-than-life displays. You won't want to miss this.
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History will never forget the name Captain Picard.
Thank you for inspiring the Next Generation of explorers. ✨
ALT Two interacting galaxies against the black of space. Together, they fill most of the right side of the image. They have a rounded center shape, with two extended arms. The arms both extend back, shaped roughly like the starship Enterprise. A third smaller galaxy spirals to its left.
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48 out of 54 African nations participated in the Russia-Africa Summit 2026—despite intense Western pressure to boycott. This remarkable turnout sends an unmistakable message: Africa will no longer be dictated to. I hope the next Summit will be in Africa
Patrick Stewart & Ian McKellen on Broadway,
Bowler Hats and Beckett
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"We've seen this. It doesn't work anymore. I think these people should hang up the phone and go back to, you know, stealing people's sheep."
― Benjamin Moser, on Zionists
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Piers Morgan: What was it you were smirking about?
Moser: I was actually laughing... A recently founded settler colony, Israel, which was founded in living memory... ranting at an Iranian, saying that his country is fake, Iran, one of the most ancient countries in the world.
"A Witch Sailing to Aleppo in a Sieve," 1807, mezzotint by English printmaker Charles Turner.
The scene is based on a "lost" painting by John James Halls depicting the First Witch from Act I, Scene III of Shakespeare's "Macbeth" as the witch plots vengeance on a sailor.
