In this Korty’s interview with Asake, this part stood... out for me. Asake, while prompting his car’s voice assistant to play him one of his songs, first spoke with a slight accent. But the voice assistant couldn’t understand him and he quickly switched to his original, African self. This, coupled with the usage of the Yoruba language in the interview, shows that to cement your place in the world and get the admiration of the entire world, you must be your original self. This is one of the best interviews I’ve seen and I encourage everyone to go see it as well. God bless all the creatives behind this.show more

After spending his entire childhood in silence, that day... changed everything. As the hearing device is switched on, his world fills with sound for the very first time. And the first voice his small, trembling ears hear is his mother’s. The same voice that sang to him, prayed over him, and waited patiently for this moment. In an instant, his eyes light up. Her tears fall. And a new chapter begins, one filled with sound, love, and a bond deeper than words.show more

sorry mom, a love letter to the growth of... mother and daughter to woman and woman, is OUT in the world and i couldn’t be more proud to share this song with you. it was one of the first songs i wrote for this album, alongside my 4 dear brilliant magical friends and collaborators (who i had the honor of making all of patterns with), and we hope you love it.show more

“I love you!” By the start of the third... trimester, your baby is beginning to absorb sound in the womb - with evidence suggesting they can both identify mom’s voice and the distinct rhythms and patterns of her native language at birth. Knowing that these are among our earliest learnings, don’t be surprised if your little one begins to mimic the musicality of certain words and phrases well before they explode into language near the end of the first year. In fact, this musicality or “prosody” is even displayed in your baby’s cries. That’s right: babies cry with an accent. With all this in mind, check out this little guy (shared to TT by bri_col44), who - at 3 months - sure appears to have said “I love you.” Developmentally, it’s probably a little early for the phrase to be associated with meaning (with our first communicative words typically emerging between 10-14 months), but amazing how well this little one matches mom’s phrasing, even as articulation and understanding are continuing to develop. It all a part of the amazing process of language development. And that’s not to even mention that smile! There’s truly nothing better.show more

This is the type of play I worry about... with the Hawks picking up Ben King. At this stage of his career, he should kill a young defender in this position. This should be a simple case of holding position and taking the mark. But where is the body use? Where is the physicality? He has Harry Dean (and credit to Harry for making the spoil) in all sorts of trouble here, but allows him to get to the fall of the ball in a spot King should have owned. He has to be better than this.show more

yoongi laughing with his entire being, just insanely happy... in this one moment listening to jungkook's adlibs. this is the kind of happiness i wish for him and all the boys at all times. my heartshow more

"wait until 5 & 6. At least for me,... i'm kind of a gooey, romantic when it comes to all that stuff. That's where the real acting and the real person-on-person moments and the real grit of it comes out." starting with the physical intimacy, and they're really about to dive in deeper even in the real, emotional intimacy. Especially with Ilya, that means so much, cause he's about to take down all of his defenses and just be his most vulnerable, his most honest self with Shane. No more "that means nothing" when deep down, he always felt it, those moments with Shane always meant everything, cause he is fucking in love with this man. And he's about to confess that, even if he already did but this time, Shane will hear it in his language... Cause this needs to be out. The cottage is gonna be the whole turning point of their life I AM NOT OKAY 😭 #heatedrivalryshow more

Learning is something you and your baby do together.... You can think of the process as happening in three distinct stages, during which skills are transferred gradually from you to your little one: During the first stage, your baby is observing the behavior and skills of others. During the second, they begin to emulate these behaviors - and can find success with the support of a helpful adult (you) or more expert peer (often a sibling). And gradually they internalize these skills and perform them all by themselves. This video is a great example of the shared second phase. Infants explore the world with their mouths. But an important lesson of toddlerhood is that some things are for putting in our mouths, while others are not. This little one knows that we don’t eat the Play-Doh. But it sure is tempting! Watch as he breaks off a piece and brings it to his mouth. As he does his eyes lift and he realizes that Mom is watching - which alone prompts some introspection. He grins broadly, shakes his head and exclaims “No, no, no” - using Mom’s past words to affirm his decision to place the Play-Doh back on the table. Left to his own devices, who knows? But together, without exchanging a word, he managed to make the right choice. As a parent it’s important to remember the key role you play in the learning process. And that extends to your child’s behavior. Self-regulation begins as co-regulation. So be there. This sweet little guy was shared to IG by parentosa.show more

I had to add subtitles to this video bc,... to me, out of all the bts clips I’ve ever seen, this is the one where QiuQiu is the cutest thing in the world — joking around, laughing, showing that adorable, outgoing side of his 🥹🤌🏼🍂 #kipukaqiu #ABODesire #DesireTheSeries #XingQiushow more

Was stood in the best club in the world... last night (DC-10) and got to witness Bibi, Pawsa and Dennis Cruz drop my new one in the garden. I’ve always made records with this place in mind so to be there for this was the best feeling. Selfish out now❤️show more

This is Goodboy. He found the mightiest branch in... the yard and is absolutely beaming with pride as he hauls his leafy trophy through the house, but mom doesn’t seem to be proud of him. Leave a heart if your proud of himshow more

Urgent prayer needed God, you can reverse this You... can make his organs to be new again. Everyone, let’s pray for this young one. God we’re praying for complete healing. The agony is too much for him, It’s getting worse Lord by stripes of Jesus he’s healed God we know you can heal him, just say the word and he will be healed in Jesus name. We speak to this cancer of the brain, that you will be plucked out of him and You be planted in the bottomless sea, just like Jesus spoke to the fig tree. Young one are healed in Jesus name Amen.show more

If you are going to see Noah Kahan in... Fenway this week you are in for one. An artist in his prime immersed in his most emo locale of New England (Kahan is from Vermont). It is, undoubtedly, the best place to see him. His songwriting, voice, energy, showmanship, will never be better than it is now. He played 13 songs from his new album and the crowd knew all the words. When many artists play new songs at concerts people go to the bathroom. Kahan fans are TRUE fans. His dark, expressive features and easy charm fills Fenway--and he has a great rapport with his excellent band. "Paul Revere", "Orange Juice", ect. He played 26 songs in the rain and they all went over the monster (Except "Downfall"--one of my favs on new album. Needs to be more intimate, IMO) There were brief chit chats, great pacing, NO POLITICS, and fireworks at the end. A celebration of his sincere gratitude with a New England video travel log behind him. The video screens and backdrops were artfully and tastefully done. Smart, fun, energetic, production. This young generation of New Englanders has their James Taylor. (I would have loved to hear a JT cover last night.) A voice for a generation that will have staying power. Bravo, Noah Kahanshow more

Imagine a child not even five years old, losing... both his leg and his entire family at once…what kind of life would he have after that? Adam lived a childhood even adults couldn’t endure. This was the first time he stood and walked again after months of pain a small moment of triumph in a life filled with loss. Share these videos. Let the world see the truth as it is, and let those who claim to believe in humanity and human rights understand what it means for a child to be left to face this hell alone.show more

“Then Jesus spoke to them again, saying, "I am... the light of the world. He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life." - John 8:12 In John 8:12, Jesus declares, "I am the Light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." This profound statement reveals the identity of Christ and His role in our lives. In the ancient world, light symbolized knowledge, goodness, and divine revelation. Jesus, as the Light of the world, guides us through the darkness of sin and confusion. When we choose to follow Him, we step out of the shadows and into clarity, purpose, and truth. This choice transforms our identity. No longer are we lost wanderers, but children of light, reflecting. His glory. Christian living calls us to walk in this light daily. It means aligning our actions and decisions with His teachings. It involves seeking His presence through prayer, scripture, and fellowship. As we do this, His light shines through us, impacting those around us and drawing them to Him. In the 21st century, distractions abound. The digital age presents us with endless streams of information, often leading to confusion and a loss of direction. Yet, amidst this noise, Jesus offers a clear path. Following Him doesn't mean life will be devoid of challenges. But it assures us we'll never face them alone or in darkness. Reflect on your spiritual growth. Are you walking in His light? When faced with decisions, do you seek His guidance first? Consider how you can let His light shine through you to bless others. As you reflect, ask yourself: How can I more fully embrace my identity in Christ and allow His light to guide my everyday choices? Seek His wisdom and let His light illuminate your path. Let us pray: Heavenly Father, I come before You with a heart open to embodying the teachings of Your Son, Jesus Christ. As I journey through the Beatitudes, the Fruits of the Spirit, and the call to walk in faith, I ask for Your guidance and wisdom. Help me to practice forgiveness as Jesus did. To embrace the community of believers, and to live with the purpose You have designed for me. May my life reflect the love and grace of Christ in all I do. Lord, as I reflect on my journey, strengthen my commitment to follow Jesus wholeheartedly. Let my actions and words be a testament to His love and teachings. In the Almighty name of the Lord of Lords and King of Kings Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen.show more

"I want to thank Lewis [Hamilton] for introducing me... to the world of Formula One." "He's the only person I knew in this world and he's welcomed us in and introduced us to all of your teams and a lot of you." - Joseph Kosinskishow more

This is why it’s going to take a VERY... long time for our USMNT to get to be at the level of the world’s best. I mean look at the footwork from Romero of Argentina in a semifinal match for the World Cup. Under this pressure, a CENTRAL DEFENDER pulls off this dribble to get himself out of trouble …pulling it out of his own ass. It will be a long time before we pull off creating a defender of this caliber able to do this with all the weight on their shoulders as they try and play it out of the back.show more

This woman wanted to chase everyone out of the... backstage but Carter efe stood his ground and said everyone is with him ❤️❤️❤️show more