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The Pittsburgh Steelers asked an Englishman to sing the American national anthem.
Bruce Dickinson did it a cappella, no autocue, having never sung it before in his life.
He held "free" for six seconds.
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Take a look at the GUEST STARS on Miami Vice and some of the careers it helped launch. Pretty amazing list
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104-year-old World War II veteran Dominick Critelli played the national anthem on the saxophone at the Rangers-Islanders game
Pretty special stuff 🇺🇸
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Good bye, Donald
This is the Trump photo that was accidentally included in the Epstein file release. Once they noticed the mistake, it was quickly removed. I happened to grab a screenshot before it was taken down. 🙃
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The image featured in the post was AI-generated. The reference to a removed photo of Trump pertains to a different item: a printed photograph of him inside a drawer.
cbc.ca/news/world/eps…
boomlive.in/fact-check/don…
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The photo is an AI-generated fake and was not released in any Epstein files. snopes.com/fact-check/ai-… newschecker.in/fact-check/vir…
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When I first saw this scene “What does a yellow light mean” I had actual tears rolling down my face. Christopher Lloyd was brilliant on Taxi
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Always loved Cher
That now just moved up a level 🤣🤣
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Post is fabricated engagement bait. A Google search returns no verified or credible results about these claims, though there are seemingly AI-generated sites that display this and other similar fabrications. google.com/search?q=cher+…
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Recently discovered rare footage of Willie Nelson and Keith Richards helping build the pyramids in Egypt.
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Breaking Away (1979) is one of those small miracles that never gets talked about enough. A coming-of-age film with real heart, sharp writing, and a cast that feels completely lived-in. It’s funny, touching, and quietly profound.
