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Egyptian singer performs a song in the language of ancient Egypt.
Egyptian singing dates back to around 4500 BCE, with music playing a central role in rituals, religious, royal and everyday.
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AUDREY HEPBURN - My Fair Lady, 1964
Films like this are, by design, meant to dramatize life! Just enjoy the beauty of the dress and Audrey Hepburn’s graceful presence. There’s no need to overanalyze things. She looks absolutely lovely and is a truly beloved actress.
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RoboCop (1987) Peter Weller getting into that suit....
First time he got into it, it took 11 hours! Thing weighed like 80 pounds and practically cooked him in heat.
Peter Weller is a legend and this shows his commitment to his craft.
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A time-lapse of sunlight lighting up the snowy peak of Mount Neelkanth, India
This phenomenon is called alpenglow
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Son: Dad, who was the most mesmerizing female singer of the 1970s?
Dad: Son, some women didn't just sing. They put an entire audience under a spell. Watch this.
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32 years ago, Mariah Carey released “All I Want for Christmas Is You.”
It took 25 years to hit #1 in the US and 26 in the UK (the longest gap ever), spent 22 non-consecutive weeks at #1 on the Hot 100, and remains the best-selling Christmas song in America.
Back then, her co-writer Walter Afanasieff said they were just “putting out a Christmas album. No big deal."
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In 1991, Patrick Stewart surprised Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry with a special birthday performance aboard the USS Enterprise-D. Dressed as Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Stewart sang his way through the alphabet, delivering playful lines of praise while dancing across the iconic Star Trek: The Next Generation bridge.
Originally filmed as a private tribute during the show’s fifth season, the footage wasn’t intended for public viewing. Years later, it resurfaced as a bonus feature on the Season 5 DVD, giving fans a rare look at Stewart’s playful personality and the cast’s appreciation for the man who created Star Trek.
