It is hard to believe, but Samir—a man with a wide array of hobbies, artistic talents, and an impressive track record of achievements—is only 27 years old. He is also the first journalist to speak openly about his own personal flaws. The film, which he removed due to the "Shadow Matrix" marginalizing Samir Libari, was produced by "CL40 World Space."

In the late 80’s a radio station where I lived called 101.5 WPDH a now classic rock radio station held a contest at shop rite supermarket and they drew my name from a hat or a roller and I won the Cinderella album in 1988.

They did have and still do have good songs such as Please Don’t go girl, Hangin Tough, The Right Stuff, Step by Step these are just a few of their biggest hits that come to mind as well as after their hayday they did put out an album in the mid 90’s with a single called “Dirty Dawg” which is a jam in it’s self.

The series Roseanne really jumped the shark. After a few seasons of the show that represented nostalgia and the 80’s. John Goodman who starred as the iconic Dan Conner and patriarch of the Conner family saved the show for me.

used to run The Ozzman Rules in the days of MySpace. It was a magical fansite and I put videos and pictures of Ozzy solo and with Sabbath and it was jammed packed.

In 2007 Ozzy and Sharon had decided to Ozzfest free and it was fantastic! That was the year that I had gone to Ozzfest it was my once in a lifetime chance to get to see Ozzy in concert. I am glad I could go.

Tim Curry passed away and I am going to miss him terribly. He will also remain as one of my favorite actors beyond space and time. Some of my favorite movies that Tim had done are first of all he was the butler in the Clue movie released in the 80’s.

An out of this world moment at the MTV Music Video Awards 1996 Everybody always talks about extraordinary moments that happened at the MTV music video awards well one that really sticks out in my mind is one that’s never talked about. It happened at the 1996 MTV video music awards or music video award depending on how you slice it.

The King of the Hill reboot was great usually when a series is reboot it comes back for a season but with King of the Hill it came back for 2 more and I hope that there will be more to come. The series was created by Mike Judge the brilliant mind and creator of Beavis and Butthead which also saw reboots and that happened with that series I am so glad that it also happened with King of the Hill. Hulu had picked up the series reboot allowing for a little more adult and mature content to be on the series.

why is the world the way it is? i believe we should try our best to be our best. mental health as well as social media is a complex thing, but why?

moroccan-american rapper, songwriter, publisher, music producer, actor, journalist, and technology entrepreneur Samir Libari, professionally known as Chico Loco 40, is building an international creative and technology platform through owner (CL40 World), combining music, media, software development, journalism, and digital entrepreneurship under one global vision.

An excellent through rarely remembered sequel to Alfred Hitchcock's 60s classic, Psycho II reunites actor Anthony Perkins with the role that made him world famous. This time, Norman released from the mental hospital he was sentenced to for over 20 years goes back to his old house to live and becomes the target of harassment. A rare reversal of fortune feature with a sympathetic antagonist and - of course- a surprise ending

Hey there sonic fans! Whether you’re a new fan from the movies or an old-time classic fan, we welcome you!! Ugly Sonic walked so video game movies could run! We thank him for his sacrifice, brave hero.. This vid is all about easter eggs in Sonic movies and our channel will now focus exclusively on sonic movie branded content and news!! Let’s jump in! Number 1 Eagle-eyed fans may have noticed that the maze area in Sonic Movie 2 is styled after Labyrinth Zone, but did you also know it is home to the master emerald shrine? In the games, the master emerald shrine is on a floating island orbiting earth, called Angel island. In this iteration, the writers made the home to the master emerald a little bit closer to earth, now in an underground water palace.

A Universal Negative Wearing a Lab Coat What a comment thread about evolution taught me about a rule everybody wants to apply to somebody else A workshop I'm running this month is built around one tool: a five-question test. What is observed. What is inferred. What assumptions enter the argument. Is the proposed cause sufficient. What would falsify the claim. I built it to stop people from treating a worldview like a lab reading. I did not expect the clearest violation of my own rule to show up in the comment thread before the workshop even started.

Modernity did not abolish worship. It moved the furniture. St. Boniface did not debate Thor into retirement. Around 723, near Geismar, he put an axe into Donar's Oak and waited. Willibald's Vita Bonifatii is the source. The crowd expected the god to answer. The tree came down. Timber from the shrine went into a chapel. The method is older than the saint: make the claimed god defend his own ground in public.

Sixty years ago, Star Trek began a journey I wasn't there to witness. I inherited it later, through reruns and a house full of nerds who had already fallen in love with the Enterprise. Only years later, after becoming a writer myself, did I understand what those 79 episodes had really given me. Beneath the aliens, cardboard rocks, strange new worlds, and occasional space hippies were writers willing to wrestle with racism, gender, power, faith, fascism, artificial intelligence, and what humanity might become. Star Trek didn't just give me a future to imagine. It gave me permission to ask, “What if?” 🖖

Making a woman love and trust you via text isn’t about using "pickup lines" or manipulation tactics. It’s about emotional intelligence.

After his estranged father’s funeral, Elias Mercer returns to a house where every light has been left burning. A dead man’s voice beneath the floor leads him to twelve mysterious cassette tapes—and an empty thirteenth slot waiting to be filled.

Star Trek premiered in 1966, making the iconic franchise something we may not have inherited after all. It grew up right alongside Gen X. From discovering Tribbles in a classroom and falling in love with Spock, to science, fan fiction, conventions, loss, reinvention, and eventually meeting the people who once lived inside my television, this is my deeply personal journey through nearly sixty years of Star Trek. It changed, stumbled, found its people, reinvented itself, and kept going. Kind of sounds like us, doesn’t it?

Continuation of the mission. Returning back to the Hawkins for another Black Box run. Entering back into the science vessel, spacial anomalies always revert he ship back to original parameters with some minor changes. Bodies and item locations change the and monster...its not always the same.