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May the year 2026 come with more consistency, more opportunities, more knowledge, more love, more understanding, more experiences, more money and most importantly more tattoos - amen 🙏🏽

First look at Robert Pattison as Leon Kennedy in Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘Resident Evil’. Releasing July 2027

Holy fucking shit man WOW

@KillaKreww Man witnessed basic cooperation and started envisioning

Parasite , that was the biggest culture shift we’ve ever experienced in cinema to this day, the amount of things Koreans broke the years that followed ??? Mannnnnn listen!!

I’ll oil my girl body down & feed her grapes if she want me to.. 😭😂

Yes, just move on tho don’t try build a spark neither

May thy knife chip and shatter.

Figure with Bird Mask, Mayan, Chiapas, Mexico, 550-900 AD

I know “MAN FUCƘ” when I see it

BMW S1000RR

Perfect landing.

we didn’t ask u kevin.

Waves of Fog

South African teenager Bohlale Mphahlele developed an innovative personal safety device designed to look like a simple piece of jewelry. Known as the Alerting Earpiece, the device is built to resemble a regular earring while discreetly containing a small camera and emergency alert system. When activated, the earpiece can capture images and send a distress signal to selected contacts. The alert can also include the wearer’s live GPS location, helping trusted individuals or emergency responders locate the person quickly. The idea behind the design is to provide a discreet safety tool that can be used in situations where reaching for a phone or drawing attention may not be possible. Mphahlele presented the concept at the Eskom Expo for Young Scientists, where the project received recognition from judges and education officials. Her invention highlights how young innovators are using technology to address real-world challenges, particularly around personal safety and rapid emergency communication.

This is why it matters who you choose to spend your life with.

She sees through the whole mafia fantasy, refuses to be impressed by it, and never sells her dignity for status

Rekha, 1970-1980s

Marjorie Estiano no Golden Globes Tribute Gala Brazil. Foto: Clayton Felizardo/ Brazilnews