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Awyn Lar’ray

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Posted On: April 6th 2026, 07:18 pm

WAYYYY PAST THE DUE DATE BUT ITS HERE✅ Thank you for all the love n support. LETS RUN IT UP‼️ Lmk in the comments below ⬇️ your favorite song from the album ♥️ #black #newmusic #awynlarray #fgunetwork #rnb

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Zurich. 2026.11.01

📷: @ritafmota.photo

Remaining EU/UK tour dates:

2 November - Brussels, BE - A/B
3 November - Tilburg, NL - 013
5 November - Amsterdam, NL - Gashouder
7 November - London, UK - British Airways ARC
8 November - Manchester, UK - Manchester Academy
9 November - Glasgow, UK - O2 Academy
12 November - Dublin, IE - The Helix SOLD OUT

Tickets: Puscifer.com

I’m A Yoruba Boy; If You Give Me Black Soap, I’ll Gladly Collect It. Our Tradition Should Not Be D£monised — Singer Olamide Defends Yoruba Culture

Nigerian singer Olamide has spoken in defence of Yoruba culture and traditions, insisting that African heritage should not be d£monised or portrayed as diabolical.

The singer made the remarks during his appearance at a movie premiere today, where he emphasised the importance of promoting and sensitising people about the value of their cultural heritage.

According to him, “This is really just promoting the culture and trying to sensitize people that our culture and our tradition is not di@bolical”

He further added, “Our culture and our tradition is not to be d£monized. And we are proud of who we are, where we are coming from and everything about our heritage, our tradition and our culture”

“I’m a Yoruba boy; if you give me black soap, I’ll gladly collect it” he concluded.

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#gym #lifestyle #explorepage

Any dungeons need clearing? (Wasn’t allowed to bring my Great Sword in) 🗡️

STARRING NICOLAS CAGE ❤️‍🔥 Now playing on the Criterion Channel!

Pioneer of a style of acting he calls “nouveau shamanic,” Cage stretches the boundaries of screen performance to their limits, pursuing a heightened, kabuki-like expressionism that is instinctive, abstract, and thrillingly unpredictable. That he has deployed this approach across offbeat independent projects and major Hollywood blockbusters alike makes him a truly one-of-a-kind star: the leading man as wild man, a force so galvanic that, even when working with major directors like Spike Jonze (ADAPTATION.), David Lynch (WILD AT HEART), Werner Herzog (BAD LIEUTENANT: PORT OF CALL NEW ORLEANS), and Martin Scorsese (BRINGING OUT THE DEAD), he often emerges as the film’s co-auteur, reshaping its texture through his live-wire physicality and risk-taking choices few other actors would dare attempt.

I had some fun working out the dates I had each foster ❤️

6 years ago I took in my first foster thinking I'd do it for a little while and then adopt again. Little did I know what life had in store for me!

Since October 2020 I have helped 26 kitties find their furrever home and ensured 2 kitties felt all the love and support in the world during their final months on earth.

I've learnt so much along the way, dealt with a lot of laughter, happiness, stress, heartbreak, worries and joy.

I still get updates from most of my former fosters and it gives me so much joy to seeing them all thrive.

I genuinely feel like this is what I was meant to be doing and don't plan on stopping any time soon!

#fostermum #fosteringsaveslives # adoptdontshop #mycalling #bringonthenextone