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04/04/2026

Promotional Intentions: BestPicture🏆

OneBattle After Another won 6 Oscars out of 13 nominations. The film secured wins for Best Picture, Director (Paul Thomas Anderson), Supporting Actor (Sean Penn), Adapted Screenplay, Casting, and Film Editing. It was the night's biggest winner, triumphing over Sinners.
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Key Award Tallies (2025–2026 Season):
Oscars: 6 wins / 13 nominations
Golden Globes: 4 wins / 9 nominations
BAFTA Awards: 6 wins / 14 nominations
Critics' Choice Awards: 3 wins (including Best Picture)
SAG Awards: 7 nominations (record-breaking)
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Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, the film, which premiered in September 2025, was widely recognized as the favorite throughout the awards season.

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04/01/2026

TheNewYorkGiants /A Myth🏈🥸

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04/01/2026

Plausible Deniability 🙉🙊🙈🎤🎶🎥

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04/01/2026

Based on mythological traditions, particularly Irish/Celtic, divine craftsmen are often grouped into three, or associated with specific trades taught by deities like Hephaestus or Athena.
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Reddit
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Here are key traditional crafts identified in mythology:
Smithing/Metalworking: The creation of weapons, armor, and magical items, often by gods like Hephaestus (Greek), Goibniu (Celtic), or Wayland the Smith.
Woodworking/Wrighting: Creating chariots, ships, or structures, exemplified by Luchta the wright in Irish mythology.
Braziering/Silversmithing: Specialized metalwork involving precious metals, such as Credne the brazier who made the silver arm of Nuada.
Weaving/Textiles: Often associated with goddesses or fates (e.g., Athena or the Moirai) who weave destiny, garments, or magic textiles.
Masonry/Architecture: The building of palaces and fortresses, such as those forged by Ptah (Egyptian) or Hephaestus (Greek).
Jewelry/Gem Cutting: The crafting of divine ornaments, often performed by Dwarves in Norse mythology (e.g., Draupnir, Sif's hair).
Brewing/Feasting: In some traditions, particularly Irish, the creation of magical mead for the gods is considered a vital, specialized craft (e.g., Goibniu's feast).
Theoi
Theoi
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These crafts were viewed as divine gifts, with deities like Athena and Hephaestus (Greco-Roman) representing the culmination of all arts and craftsmanship.
The Question 🙋🏽‍♀️ is WhichCraft is Real?

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04/01/2026

You Can’t make this Shtt up. ⬆️

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, global leaders openly described an AI system that can speak, persuade, lie, influence belief, and even reshape religion...

04/01/2026

The Order of the Eastern Star (OES) was founded in 1850 by Dr. Rob Morris, a Mason, as a way for female relatives of Master Masons to join in Masonic-style fellowship. Its name derives from the Biblical Star of Bethlehem, representing the "star in the east" that guided the Magi to Jesus.

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03/31/2026

The term "catholic" comes from the Greek word καθολικός (katholikos), meaning "universal." It was first used by Ignatius of Antioch in his Letter to the Smyrnaeans around 110 AD to refer to the universal church

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03/31/2026

Black Astronauts in Outer Space and Orbit
As of mid-2024, over 350 NASA astronauts have traveled to space, of which 13+ have been Black.
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Business Insider
Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez (1980): A Cuban astronaut who was the first Black person to travel into space (Intercosmos program).
Guion "Guy" Bluford (1983): First African American in space (STS-8).
Ronald McNair (1984): Second African American in space (STS-41-B); died in the Challenger disaster (1986).
Frederick D. Gregory (1985): First African American to pilot and command a Space Shuttle mission.
Charles Bolden (1986): Former NASA Administrator (2009–2017) and pilot of four space missions.
Mae Jemison (1992): First African American woman in space (STS-47).
Bernard A. Harris Jr. (1993): First African American to walk in space (1995).
Winston E. Scott (1996): Veteran of three spacewalks.
Robert Curbeam (1997): Veteran of seven spacewalks.
Michael P. Anderson (1998): Died in the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster (2003).
Stephanie Wilson (2006): Veteran of three Space Shuttle missions.
Joan Higginbotham (2006): Third African American woman in space.
Alvin Drew (2007): Veteran of two spacewalks.
Leland D. Melvin (2008): Former NFL player and NASA Associate Administrator for Education.
Robert Satcher (2009): Orthopedic surgeon and mission specialist.
Victor Glover (2020): First Black astronaut to live on the ISS (Expedition 64) and first Black pilot of a SpaceX mission.
Sian Proctor (2021): First Black female commercial astronaut (Inspiration4).
Jessica Watkins (2022): First Black woman to be an ISS Expedition crew member.
Jeanette Epps (2024): Joined SpaceX Crew-8.
Ed Dwight (2024): Became the oldest person to fly to space (age 90) on Blue Origin NS-25.
Christopher Williams (2025): First Black American to fly on a Soyuz spacecraft.
Aisha Bowe (2025): Blue Origin NS-31.
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Wikipedia
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On the Moon:
As of March 2026, no Black person has walked on the Moon. However, Victor Glover has been assigned as pilot for the Artemis II mission, scheduled to orbit the Moon, which would make him the first Black person to travel to the Moon.

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03/25/2026

George Clinton's iconic funk hit "Atomic Dog" was released in December 1982.

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Key details regarding its "shock" chart performance:
Billboard Top Position: The song hit #1 on the Billboard R&B Singles chart (then known as Hot Black Singles) on April 16, 1983, where it stayed for four weeks.
The "Shock" (Hot 100): Despite its massive popularity and club success, it shockingly failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at #101.
Album Release: It was the lead single from his album Computer Games, released on November 5, 1982.
Impact: The song is considered one of the most sampled funk songs in hip-hop history and a P-Funk classic.
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03/20/2026

The Moral Behind Sinners 🎥☝️✔️

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03/20/2026

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Cheyney University, The Nation's First HBCU, Turns 182 Years Old ...
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania is the oldest Historically Black College and University (HBCU), established in 1837. Located just outside Philadelphia in Cheyney, Pennsylvania, it was founded as the African Institute (later the Institute for Colored Youth) by Quaker philanthropist Richard Humphreys to educate African Americans.
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
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Name: Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
Established Year: 1837
City: Cheyney (suburban Philadelphia)
State: Pennsylvania
Original Name: African Institute

“Before Freedom Was Law” | The Oldest HBCU in AmericaFounded in 1837, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania is the oldest Historically Black College and Univers...