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Former first lady Michelle Bolsonaro hit back at First Lady Janja da Silva, who referred to her as 'Bolsonara de Ceilândia mesmo', a jab tying her to her modest Brasília-area roots. Michelle also praised federal deputy Nikolas Ferreira, calling him 'piá do nosso coração'. The exchange has fueled ongoing friction between allies of Jair Bolsonaro and the Lula government.
- 2Marketing as a Spiritual Practice: Not the Church Lady▼I’m Not the Church Lady | Marketing as a spiritual practice
A writer at The Orcasonian reflects on marketing framed as a spiritual practice, pushing back against the stereotype of the 'church lady' while exploring how everyday promotional work can carry moral or spiritual meaning. The personal essay blends self-reflection with commentary on faith, work and identity, and has begun drawing attention among readers interested in religion and culture.
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Actress Sian Clifford is being discussed around the film Lady, with a new review describing the picture as weird and surprisingly wonderful. The review praises the film's offbeat charm, putting Clifford back in the spotlight for her latest screen role. Beyond the review itself, no further details about the film's release or reception have been widely reported so far.
- 4Shakespeare's Richard III exchange recirculates among theatre fans●ANNE: Villain, thou know’st nor law of God nor man. No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity. RICHARD III: But I
A famous exchange from Act 1, Scene 2 of William Shakespeare's "Richard III" is being shared among literature and theatre enthusiasts. In the scene, Lady Anne accuses Richard of knowing neither the law of God nor man, noting that even the fiercest beast shows pity. Richard retorts that he knows none, "and therefore am no beast" — one of the play's most quoted displays of his shameless wit.
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Searches for the Supplica to Our Lady of Pompei for 2026 are rising in Italy. The prayer, composed by San Bartolo Longo, is traditionally recited by pilgrims twice a year at the Pompei shrine, on 8 May and the first Sunday of October. Interest follows the centenary of San Bartolo Longo's death, marked with events in Pompei, including an exhibition of paintings by Luigi Rizzo honouring the saint who founded the sanctuary.
- 6Post Recirculates Usha Vance Controversy Among Indian Audiences▼This young lady opened up the eyes of Americans last year to the foreign invasion. The self damage was epic and many wil
Social media users are recirculating commentary about Usha Vance, the US Second Lady, recalling how remarks attributed to her last year about migrants and America's prosperity drew backlash and debate. The post claims Indians praised her while Americans saw the remarks as harmful, and it is now being shared again as people reassess that episode and its fallout.
- 7Melania Trump appears at White House summit with humanoid robot▼Melania Trump and robot: First lady enters White House summit with walking, talking robot Figure 03
First lady Melania Trump opened a White House summit alongside Figure 03, a walking, talking humanoid robot developed by the company Figure. The pairing of a first lady with a life-size humanoid robot at an official White House event drew wide attention, underlining the growing push to showcase US robotics and artificial intelligence at the highest levels of government.
- 8NSU shows progress at River State Shoot-Out despite results●Results don't mask NSU's progress at River State Shoot-Out
Northwestern State University athletics says the Lady Demons' results at the River State Shoot-Out do not reflect the progress the team is making. The program is framing the tournament as a step forward in development despite the outcomes on the scoreboard.
- 9Viewers rediscover classic cooking show Two Fat Ladies for cozy season●It’s a cozy season, and watching Two Fat Ladies is a perfect way to unwind any evening. You can even pick up a new recip
People are recommending the British cooking series Two Fat Ladies as an ideal watch for the cozy season, praising it as a relaxing evening pick. The show featured two outspoken women cooking together while sharing stories of their lives and misadventures, and fans note it is a fun way to pick up a new recipe along the way.
- 10Best shots from SENKO Group Lady Go Cup 2026 released●前編ベストショット集【SENKO GROUP LADY GO CUP2026】 # ゴルフ https://www. golftweet.com/645355/ # BRIDGESTONE # celebrity # delta # Fem
A compilation of best shots from the first half of the SENKO Group Lady Go Cup 2026, a Japanese women's professional golf tournament, has been published. The highlights feature plays from tour golfers including Chie Arimura and Ahn Sun-ju, with sponsors such as Bridgestone, Yamaha, Kose and New Balance associated with the event. Golf fans are following the tournament's standout moments as the event continues.
- 11Ladies International Run brings hundreds of motorcycles to Pescara●IlPescara: Quattrocento moto in città per la Ladies International Run Sbarca a Pescara la sesta edizione del Ladies Inte
Around 400 motorcycles have ridden through Pescara for the sixth edition of the Ladies International Run, an event dedicated to the Ladies of Harley community. Organisers say roughly 900 participants from Italy and across Europe took part in the gathering, which celebrates women motorcyclists with rides and events in the Adriatic city.
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The Lady Chaps volleyball team lost on the road to ninth-ranked New Mexico Military Institute. The Midland Reporter-Telegram covered the defeat, though no final score or match details were included in the report.
- 13Birdtober kicks off with the Gouldian finch●Hello # birdtober # birdtober2026 ! L'oiseau du jour : le pinson gouldien ou "diamant de Gould". C'est John Gould qui lu
The Birdtober 2026 challenge is under way, with the Gouldian finch, or 'Lady Gouldian finch', chosen as the bird of the day. The species was named by 19th-century ornithologist John Gould in memory of his late wife. Native to Australia, the finch is known for its striking range of colours and its popularity as a cage bird.
- 14Ukraine's First Lady highlights underreported wartime issue●The painful topic Ukraine's First Lady says doesn't get covered enough
Ukraine's First Lady, Olena Zelenska, has spoken publicly about a painful topic she says is not covered enough in international media coverage of the war. Details of the specific issue remain limited in available reports, but her remarks come as Ukraine continues to press allies and journalists to keep attention on the human cost of Russia's invasion beyond frontline headlines.