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10Apr/17

Eggshell carving Polish artist shows new Easter collection

April 10, 2017Art, ArtAnimal sexuality, Aviculture, Behavior, Bird breeding, Bird egg, Business, Christian art, Easter, Easter egg, Easter traditions, Egg as food, Eggs, Jesus Christ, Jesus in art, Leonardo da Vinci, Madonna, Mariusz Dubiel, Music, Ostrich egg, Poland, Religion/Belief, Reproduction, SLODKOW, Warner Music Groupsmbale

A Polish artist shows his collection of Madonna images from around the world meticulously carved onto egg shells.
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21Jan/17

Celebrities turn to Twitter during Trump inauguration

January 21, 2017Celebrity45th president, Alicia Keys, American people of German descent, Business, Businesspeople, Chelsea Handler, Climate change skepticism and denial, Country: United States, Decades, Donald J. Trump, Donald Trump, Handler, Human Interest, Jesus Christ, John Legend, Katy Perry, Obama, Politics of the United States, Presidency of Donald Trump, Presidents of the United States, Right-wing populism in the United States, Sarah Silverman, Steven Seagal, The Apprentice, Trump, United States, Washington, Washington D.C., WWE Hall of Famesmbale

Celebrities including Alicia Keys, Katy Perry and Steven Seagal react on Twitter to Donald Trump’s inauguration.

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21Nov/16

‘Exhausted’ Kanye West cancels tour after bizarre rants

November 21, 2016MusicAlbums, Bill Cosby, Converts to Christianity, Donald Trump, Fame Kills: Starring Kanye West and Lady Gaga, Famous, Jay-Z, Jesus Christ, Jesus Is King, JOSHUA HOOVER, Kanye West, Kardashian family, Kim Kardashian, Live Nation, Los Angeles, Musicians, New York, Pablo, Paris, Sacramento, Saint Pablo Tour, San Jose, Taylor Swift, The Life of Pablo, United States, Us Weeklysmbale

Cell phone footage shows rapper Kanye West walking off stage in Sacramento after performing three songs and going on a rant about the media and the music industry.

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22Jan/16

Spine-tingling haka at New Zealand wedding becomes viral hit

January 22, 2016Viral VideoAaliyah Armstrong, Benjamin Armstrong, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Culture, Dances, Gelbis, Haka, Haka in popular culture, Haka performed by non-New Zealand sports teams, Hamilton, Human behavior, Jesus Christ, Joel Armstrong, Māori culture, New Zealand, Partial squatting position, Tika Tonu, Wedding, WESTONE PRODUCTIONSsmbale

The family of a groom performs a dramatic haka at his wedding; the bride is moved to tears before joining in the performance and the video goes viral online.

The family of a groom performs a dramatic haka at his wedding; the bride is moved to tears before joining in the performance and the video goes viral online.

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20Sep/15

Fidel Castro meets with Pope Francis

September 20, 2015PoliticsAnti-imperialism, Anti-Revisionists, Armando Llorente, Barack Obama, Camilo Cienfuegos, Che Guevara, Countries, Cuba, Cuba under Fidel Castro, Cuba–United States relations, Ernesto, Federico Lombardi, Fidel, Fidel Castro, Foreign relations of Cuba, Guevara, Havana, Jesus Christ, Marxists, Order of the Quetzal, Politics, Pope Francis, Presidency of Fidel Castro, Religious views of Fidel Castro, U.S. Congress, United States, Washingtonsmbale

Pope Francis meets with Cuba’s revolutionary leader Fidel Castro as the Caribbean nation and the United States enter a new era of closer ties.

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20Sep/15

Pope celebrates Mass in Havana’s Revolution Square

September 20, 2015WorldAnti-imperialism, Anti-Revisionists, Barack Obama, Camilo Cienfuegos, Cardinals created by Pope John Paul II, Che, Che Guevara, Christian humanists, Countries, Cuba, Ernesto, Evangelii gaudium, Fidel Castro, Francisco, Government of Cuba, Guevara, Gulf of Mexico, Havana, Jesuits, Jesus Christ, Pope Francis, Raúl Castro, U.S. Congress, United States, Washingtonsmbale

Pope Francis uses his Mass at Havana’s Revolution Square to call followers to serve the “most vulnerable” in a homily that Cuba’s government supporters and ardent critics could claim as their own.

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