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āGrief is the price we pay for love.ā
Queen Elizabeth II dropped BARS. š #RIPDAngelo
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Iām proud of the race we ran. We helped drive turnout and broke the super majority in the state house and senate. 2028 is around the corner. LFG!
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Breaking News: Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat, has won Michiganās Senate race, according to The Associated Press. He will become the first Muslim senator when he is seated in January. nyti.ms/3X5nFoP
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Austin Texas sounds like an Eastern European city that just overthrew a dictator
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It is my honor and privilege to be headed to the US Senate to serve the great state of Michigan.Ā
Michigan, we did what they said couldnāt be done. We won. Together. Now the real work begins.
One more week to get 30% off my Voodoo book! Sale ends next Sunday, Oct. 4. š
Bloomsbury Publishingās āBack to Schoolā sale is here! 30% off all academic books, including the @333books series & my book about DāAngeloās masterpiece, āVoodoo.ā Ends Oct. 4. #books #soulmusic
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Okay, I just clocked that Kanye toured some of the same stadiums Macklemore was reportedly banned from performing at.
So clearly the issue isnāt āantisemitism.ā The problem is calling for Palestinian freedom.
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Sixty-three years ago today, Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, and Cynthia Wesley were murdered in the bombing of Birminghamās 16th Street Baptist Church.
They were children. Their lives were stolen by racial hatred and terrorism.
Remember their names. Honor their lives. And continue the work of confronting the hatred and dehumanization that made their murders possible.
#16thStreetBaptistChurch #AddieMaeCollins #DeniseMcNair #CaroleRobertson #CynthiaWesley
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71 years ago, an act of racism, hate, and violence took Emmett Tillās bright young life. Today, Iām remembering him and his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley. May God continue to bless their memory. We must continue our fight to end racism and hate in every form.
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Overhead photograph of March on Washington as Martin Luther King, Jr., speaks, Lincoln Memorial, today 1963:
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An early look at next weekās cover, āPure Gold,ā by Nicole Rifkin. newyorkermag.visitlink.me/GPā¦
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At a place where Tennessee welcomes the world, it is fitting that BNA would bear @DollyPartonās name.
Today, in partnership with @Fly_Nashville, we announced our intent to honor Tennesseeās favorite daughter and her indelible legacy.
Link: tn.gov/governor/news/2026/8/ā¦
Bloomsbury Publishingās āBack to Schoolā sale is here! 30% off all academic books, including the @333books series & my book about DāAngeloās masterpiece, āVoodoo.ā Ends Oct. 4. #books #soulmusic
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Tim Curry was a twentysomething stage actor in London when, in the seedy, sex-drenched 1970s, he auditioned for a new musical spoof of B movies called āThe Rocky Horror Show.ā It became a sensation. But Curryās career encompassed much more than āRocky Horrorā: a particularly delectable villain, he played Little Orphan Annieās abductor (āAnnieā), Long John Silver (āMuppet Treasure Islandā), the Lord of Darkness (āLegendā), and the worldās scariest clown (āItā). He appeared in comedies as a mystery-solving butler (āClueā), a harried concierge (āHome Alone 2: Lost in New Yorkā), and King Arthur (āSpamalotā), and he had a feral, if short-lived, rock career. Revisit a 2025 interview with the actor, who died today, at age 80: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/8Kā¦
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Today we mourn Tim Curryāa singular talent, a true original, and the man who first brought Dr. Frank-N-Furter to life. He didnāt just play an icon; he created one. Thank you, Tim, for the brilliance, courage, inspiration, and everything that followed. You will never be forgotten.
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Pretty large and growing memorial to Dolly Parton next to her iconic mural in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago.
