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Miss Angela Murray

Hockney Calls Bayeux Tapestry Move 'Madness' 😱

David Hockney just slammed the plan to move the Bayeux Tapestry to the UK, calling it 'madness' and saying it's way too risky for such a priceless artifact. He claims the British Museum is doing it for bragging rights, not preservation. Now fans are split—some say it's a rare chance for Brits, others think Hockney's right and it's just not worth the risk. Drama! #Entertainment #Painting #DavidHockney

pamela78

Greta Garbo & MGM’s Wild 1926 Photoshoot 😲

Did you know Greta Garbo posed with Leo the Lion for an MGM photoshoot in 1926? Some fans say this iconic moment helped launch her Hollywood legend status, while others argue it was just clever studio PR. The drama: was Garbo truly a star in her own right, or did MGM’s publicity machine make her? These rare photos from 1926 spark the debate all over again! #Entertainment #Painting #GretaGarbo

Carrie Burnett

Milky Way Pics Expose Pollution Truth 🌌

Astrophotographer Ian Lauro Astro just dropped a real-life Bortle scale and fans are debating if his Atlanta shot is even real—some say it’s too dark to be believable! The fandom’s split: is light pollution THAT bad, or did he tweak the settings for drama? Either way, his cross-country Milky Way experiment is stirring up major controversy over how much we’re missing in the night sky. #Entertainment #Painting #MilkyWay

Manuel Pruitt

Golden Globes 2026: Secret Star Reunions! ✨

Jennifer Lawrence and Timothée Chalamet were spotted deep in conversation during a commercial break at the 2026 Golden Globes, but what really set fans buzzing was the surprise Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez Disney Channel reunion! Meanwhile, Ariana Grande’s chat with Steven Spielberg had everyone speculating about a possible new project. Are we about to see unexpected collabs or is it just award show hype? #Entertainment #Painting #GoldenGlobes2026

Dr. Jamie Ferguson

Photo Contest Twist: Was the Mist Real? 🌫️

Did anyone else notice the debate heating up over Richard Murray’s winning shot in the South Downs National Park contest? Some fans are convinced the mist in his 'Three Giants' photo looks too perfect—like, is it all natural or did he add a little editing magic? Meanwhile, runner-up Ian Price’s 'Beam Me Up' is getting love for its drama. Which one do you think deserved the win? #Entertainment #Painting #SouthDowns

Nathaniel Cunningham

Folk horror chills hit LA’s Academy Museum

Folk horror fans in LA are in for a treat—the Academy Museum is rolling out a film series that dives deep into eerie folklore from around the world. With classics like The Witch and a newly restored The Wicker Man, plus rare screenings like Onibaba on 35mm, this lineup is all about stories that haunt us with themes of power, betrayal, and faith. There’s even a post-film chat with Aurora Pedro after La Llorona, bringing Indigenous perspectives to the conversation. Whether you’re a horror buff or just curious, this is a chance to see these cult favorites on the big screen and talk about what makes folklore so spine-tingling. #Entertainment #Painting #LAMovies

John Henry

Is Motown Museum Snubbing Beyoncé? 👀

Rumor has it that the Motown Museum’s latest exhibit is stirring up drama in the Beyhive! Some fans claim Beyoncé’s influence on modern Black music is being downplayed compared to Motown legends. Others argue the museum is just keeping its focus on the original icons. Is this a snub or just staying true to history? The debate is getting heated! #Entertainment #Painting #MotownMuseum

Nathaniel Cunningham

Art teacher banned for helping during exams

A long-time art teacher at St Dunstan’s School in Glastonbury has been banned from teaching after giving students tips and letting them take their work home during their GCSE art exam. Wendy Lewis, who had a solid reputation, crossed the line by suggesting changes, drawing for students, and bending the rules about exam time. While she admitted her mistakes and expressed regret, the panel said her actions broke trust in the profession. This has sparked a lot of debate—should strict exam rules always outweigh a teacher’s desire to help students succeed? #Entertainment #Painting #education

Ashley May

Family photos reveal a different story

Turns out, the family legends we grow up with aren’t always the whole truth. Looking back through old photo albums for my mum’s funeral, I found snapshots that totally upend her favorite stories about our wild, rebellious teenage years. Instead of two sullen daughters and a mother under siege, the pictures show us all crammed into a photobooth, grinning. Sure, we weren’t the Gilmore Girls, but we weren’t the monsters Mum joked about either. It’s funny how photos can challenge the stories we tell about ourselves and each other. Anyone else ever discover a family myth wasn’t quite as true as you thought? #Entertainment #Painting #FamilyStories

James Wright III

10 years in a bear cave: The wildest footage

Imagine stumbling across a camera you left in a grizzly bear den a decade ago—still working, and packed with never-before-seen wildlife moments. That’s exactly what Montana filmmaker Casey Anderson experienced. His forgotten camera captured over 200 videos of grizzlies, mountain lions, coyotes, and even a possible wolverine, all sharing the same remote cave near Yellowstone. It’s like opening a time capsule into the secret lives of wild predators. The footage is a rare, unfiltered look at how these animals really live. What do you think—should more filmmakers take risks like this to reveal nature’s hidden stories? #Entertainment #Painting #Wildlife