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- 1Jim Bakker, Televangelist Felled by Scandal, Dead at 86βJim Bakker, Infamous Televangelist, Dead at 86 https:// justpaste.in/movies/jim-bakker -infamous-televangelist-dead-at-8
Reports circulating say Jim Bakker, the televangelist best known for the Praise the Lord network and the 1980s financial and sexual scandals that ended his ministry alongside then-wife Tammy Faye, has died at 86. Details about when, where, or the cause of death have not been provided, and the claim has not yet been confirmed by established news outlets.
- 2First images from new Lord of the Rings film draw questionsβΌFirst images from new βLord of the Ringsβ movie bring big questions from the public
The first images from the new Lord of the Rings movie have been released, and fans are responding with plenty of questions. The stills have prompted speculation about the film's story, setting, and how it connects to the wider Middle-earth franchise, with audiences debating what the visuals reveal about the upcoming release.
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Hindu devotees are checking when Papankusha Ekadashi falls this year, with the tithi likely observed on either October 21 or 22. Reports such as Jansatta list the exact date, the auspicious puja muhurat, and the religious significance of the Ekadashi dedicated to Lord Vishnu, as people plan their fasts and prayers.
- 4When is Dussehra 2026? Searchers ask as shubh muhurat buzz growsβΰ€¦ΰ€Άΰ€Ήΰ€°ΰ€Ύ ΰ€ΰ€¬ ΰ€ΰ€Ύ ΰ€Ήΰ₯
Indians are searching for the date of Dussehra 2026. Hindi news coverage highlights the festival's rare 'aboojh muhurat', considered auspicious for buying vehicles and starting new ventures, and traditions such as spotting the neelkanth bird being seen as lucky, linked to Lord Ram and Lord Shiva. The festival draws heavy interest as households plan celebrations and purchases around the auspicious day.
- 5Holding hands during the Our Father: what Church law saysβIf the Church's law is silent on holding hands during the 'Our Father,' can't people interpret it as being appropriate?
A question circulating in Catholic circles asks whether the faithful may hold hands while reciting the Lord's Prayer at Mass when Church law does not explicitly forbid or permit the gesture. The debate centers on how strictly liturgical norms should be followed when the Church's official law is silent, and whether silence can be read as allowing local custom and personal interpretation.
- 6Ada Lovelace Day Celebrates Computing's First Programmerβ"The Analytical Engine weaves algebraic patterns just as the Jacquard loom weaves flowers and leaves." Let's celebrate,
Ada Lovelace Day is being marked with tributes to the 19th-century mathematician, daughter of Lord Byron, who wrote the first algorithm intended for Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine. One widely shared quote compares the machine to the Jacquard loom, weaving algebraic patterns as the loom weaves flowers and leaves, highlighting her foresight about computing.
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An essay in The Hedgehog Review examines Alfred, Lord Tennyson's religious faith, framing it as a 'nobler type' of belief. The piece appears in an issue devoted to the fading promise of higher education, suggesting Tennyson's struggle with doubt and belief is being used to reflect on the spiritual and intellectual condition of the modern university.
- 8Fans cheer Cole Palmer taking revenge on his doubtersβLord, grant me the lock-in of Palmer destroying those who have wronged him
Football fans are rallying around Cole Palmer, with posts wishing for the kind of focused determination ('lock-in') that lets the Chelsea star punish those who wronged or doubted him. The sentiment frames Palmer as an underdog out to prove critics wrong, and supporters are celebrating his mentality and form.
- 9Steve Smith's concussion history revisited after Nortje blowβΌSteve Smithβs concussion history: A look at Australia star's head-injury scares after Anrich Nortje hit at Durban
Australia batter Steve Smith was struck on the head by a delivery from South Africa fast bowler Anrich Nortje during play in Durban, prompting outlets to revisit his long history of head injuries. Smith has suffered multiple concussions, most famously a bouncer from Jofra Archer at Lord's in 2019, raising fresh concern over his safety and long-term wellbeing.
- 10Sean 'Diddy' Combs hospitalised after prison fight with Jamaican drug lordβΌchristopher βdudusβ coke
Rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs was reportedly hospitalised after a fight with another inmate at a US federal prison, identified in reports as Jamaican drug lord Christopher 'Dudus' Coke. Coke, once head of the Shower Posse gang, was extradited to the United States in 2010 and is serving a long sentence. The altercation has drawn fresh attention to both men.
- 11Peter Jackson helps bring rare extinct moa egg home to New ZealandβPeter Jackson Just Got an Ultra-Rare Extinct Moa Egg Back to New Zealand With the Help of De-Extinction Startup The Lord
Filmmaker Peter Jackson has helped return an ultra-rare extinct moa egg to New Zealand after a gallery in Colorado put the ancient specimen up for sale, working with a de-extinction startup on the acquisition. Fewer than 40 of the eggs are known to exist, making the repatriation a significant moment for New Zealand's natural heritage.
- 12A New Print Video Game Magazine Arrives in 2026βΌIt Is The Year Of Our Lord Two Thousand Twenty-Six, And I Just Got A Video Game Magazine Delivered To My House
Aftermath has begun delivering a physical video game magazine to subscribers' homes, a notably old-school move in 2026 when games coverage is almost entirely digital. The arrival of a printed games magazine has drawn attention as a deliberate throwback to an era when print outlets like EGM and Game Informer dominated games journalism.
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Offenburg, in Germany's Baden region, is electing a new lord mayor, and Tobias Benz is one of the candidates drawing attention. Local outlet Badische Zeitung is covering the vote with a live blog tracking results and asking who will become the city's next mayor. Residents are following the count closely as the race decides who will lead the city hall for the coming years.
- 14Devotional posts highlight God's mercy in the Book of JonahβΌπ€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈπ£οΈβοΈππ¦β€οΈβπ₯π«π©πππ«ππ©΅ππ§‘ππ₯ΊπββοΈππππππππ§‘π€[God saw what the people did!*He saw that they stopped doing evil!*So God c
A series of devotional messages retells a passage from the Book of Jonah, in which God sees that the people of Nineveh have stopped doing evil, changes his mind and spares them from punishment. The posts, decorated heavily with religious emoji, frame the story as an example of the Lord's mercy and repentance being rewarded with forgiveness.
- 15Audre Lorde quote on self-care resurfaces onlineββ Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare. β β Audre
A widely shared quote by Audre Lorde β "Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare" β is circulating again. It comes from her book "A Burst of Light," also known as "The Cancer Chronicles," which she wrote while dying of breast cancer in the late 1980s. Readers cite it as a reminder that self-care was originally framed as survival and resistance, not consumer wellness.
- 16Shadow of the Erdtree fans hooked on Midra boss fight musicβInstead of posting frequently I just enjoyed the midra boss fight music on loop, lol To anyone who found the alt weird o
Players of Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree expansion are sharing their love of the soundtrack from the Midra, Lord of Frenzied Flame boss fight, with one listener saying they kept the track on loop instead of posting updates and felt powerful listening to it. The music has struck a chord with fans of the notoriously atmospheric DLC.
- 17Mourners honour the shuhada as witnesses to crimes against humanityβ"To our shuhada, those departed souls who bear witness to the crimes against them and humanity in front of our Lord. To
A message of mourning circulating widely addresses the shuhada β the departed souls described as bearing witness, before God, to the crimes committed against them and against humanity. It also honours the living for insisting on existing with compassion where none is shown, in what readers are taking as a tribute to victims of the conflict in the Middle East.
- 18Post Recounts Jonah's Prayer and Deliverance From the FishβΌπ€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈβοΈππ¦πβ€οΈβπ₯πβ¦οΈπβͺπ«π©π₯ΊππΏββοΈπ€²ππ§πΌββοΈπ§ββοΈππ«π³πππ’πͺΌπ¦ππ«§β΅πβπ¬οΈππππ©΅πππππ€[Jonah prayed to God!*& said!*βSalvation only comes
A religiously themed post quoting the Book of Jonah is circulating, recounting how Jonah prayed to God from inside the great fish, saying "Salvation only comes from the LORD," after which God spoke to the fish and it vomited Jonah onto dry land. The message is framed with devotional imagery of prayer, churches and the sea, presenting the biblical story as an encouragement to faith and repentance.
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Belgian drug lord nicknamed 'Patje Haemers', sentenced in Belgium to more than 50 years in prison, has been released again in Dubai. The United Arab Emirates is letting him go free despite the heavy conviction, according to Belgian-Dutch reporting by PZC. The case is drawing attention in the Netherlands and Belgium, raising questions about Dubai's handling of convicted drug traffickers wanted by Belgian justice.
- 20Tennyson's chalk downlands touted for an autumn breakβThe landscape of rolling hills and chalk valleys that inspired Tennyson is the perfect setting for an autumnal short bre
Travel writers are pointing visitors to the rolling hills and chalk valleys of the English downlands that inspired Alfred, Lord Tennyson, pitching them as an ideal destination for a short autumn break. Coverage highlights walking routes under wide autumn skies, plus recommendations for where to eat, where to stay and what not to miss, as UK staycation and walking holiday content continues to draw interest.
- 21Post retells the biblical story of Jonah and the great fishβΌπ€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈβοΈππ¦πβ€οΈβπ₯πππ«ππ©ππ³π«π¦πͺΌπ¦ππ«§πββ΅π’ππ¬οΈππ§πΌββοΈπ§πΏββοΈππ₯Ίππ½ββοΈπ€²πππππ€[When Jonah fell into the sea!*the LORD chose a very big
Religious messages retelling the Book of Jonah are circulating, describing how Jonah fell into the sea, was swallowed by a very big fish chosen by the Lord, and spent three days and three nights in its stomach. The posts are written almost entirely in strings of emojis β whales, waves, ships, churches, praying hands β with the story inserted in brackets between them.
- 22Prayer of St Francis Shared and Recirculated OnlineβDear Lord, form us, use us and send us wherever your love is needed. Amen. PRAYER OF ST FRANCIS Lord, make me an instrum
A devotional prayer attributed to St Francis of Assisi is circulating among users, beginning 'Lord, make me an instrument of your peace' and asking to sow love, pardon, faith and hope where hatred, injury, doubt and despair exist. It is being shared as an act of personal faith and encouragement, inviting readers to offer themselves in service wherever love is needed.
- 23Latter-day Saints Launch New 'Dedicate' Series on Temple WorshipβAll Nations Will Flow unto It | Dedicate Episode 1
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released the first episode of a new series titled 'Dedicate', titled 'All Nations Will Flow unto It'. The episode draws on the biblical prophecy that all nations will flow unto the house of the Lord, reflecting the Church's emphasis on temple building and worship worldwide. Viewers have responded strongly, with engagement surpassing 650,000 across audiences, and many discussing the series' message of gathering and devotion.
- 24Sweden's elite boarding schools and the tradition of 'kamratfostran'βSweden's wealthiest families, international diplomats etc. send their children to three expensive residential schools to
Sweden's wealthiest families and international diplomats send their children to three expensive residential schools, where centuries of tradition hold that pupils are raised by their peers rather than adults. This practice, known in Swedish as 'kamratfostran' or peer upbringing, is described by critics as harsh 'pennalism' β ritualised hazing of younger pupils by older ones β likened to Lord of the Flies, yet valued by elite families for building future career contacts.
- 25Heavy rain hits Singapore amid online chatterβits absolutely chucking it down in singapore my lord
Singapore is experiencing intense rainfall, with posts describing it as 'absolutely chucking it down'. The downpour has prompted locals to comment on the severity of the weather, with the city-state known for sudden tropical storms that can disrupt transport and daily activity. There is no word yet of major disruption or official warnings.
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Jim Bakker, the American televangelist who co-founded the Praise the Lord Club and built a Christian broadcasting empire before it collapsed in scandal, has died at 86, according to his family. Bakker resigned from his ministry in 1987 amid a sexual misconduct scandal and later served prison time for defrauding followers of millions of dollars. Obituaries across major outlets recall him as one of the most prominent and controversial figures in American religious television.
- 27Devotional series continues with Jonah story of God's mercyββοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈβοΈππβ€οΈβπ₯πππ«ππ€π«Άπ©πββοΈππ³π«ππ΄π€²π΅ποΈβ΅πππ©΅πββοΈ*[DEAR BELOVED FRIENDS ACROSS THE EARTH TODAYβS DEVOTIONAL IS A CONTINUANC
A religious writer sharing devotional messages online has continued her series on the Book of Jonah, addressing readers worldwide with a message titled 'God Calls and Jonah Obeys' focused on the Lord's mercy and forgiveness. The post is framed as a letter to 'beloved friends across the earth' and uses heavy religious imagery, angels, doves and crosses. It reflects a personal evangelism style common in online Christian devotional communities.
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Robert Downey Jr is trending after new merchandise tied to Avengers: Doomsday was reported to confirm that a certain Lord Doom character will not appear in the film, prompting debate about the scope of his return as Doctor Doom. Fans are combing over product listings for clues about the upcoming Marvel film's plot and casting.
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Reports say Sean 'Diddy' Combs suffered a head injury in a fight with a fellow inmate at a US prison, later identified in media reports as Jamaican drug lord Christopher 'Dudus' Coke. People, citing a source, says the altercation left Combs with a bruise near his eye. The story is drawing attention across the US, Canada and the UK.
- 30Psalm 139 Published in Igbo TranslationβKINGGROISM PSALMS OF IGBO VERSION **Abα»₯ α»ma 139 **Abα»₯ nke dα»rα» onyeisi abα»₯. Abα»₯ α»ma Devid. 1 O Onyenwe anyα», α» nyochaala
Psalm 139, the opening verses of David's psalm beginning 'O Lord, you have searched me', has been published in an Igbo-language version. The text renders the well-known passage in Igbo script, sharing scripture with Igbo-speaking readers. It is part of religious material presented in a local Nigerian language.
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Devotees are searching for Lord Shani, the Hindu deity associated with Saturn and Saturdays, as Telugu-language astrology outlets publish daily horoscope predictions for zodiac signs including Cancer, Leo and Virgo. The readings cover business, love, finances and health for Saturday, with many believers consulting them on the day traditionally dedicated to Shani worship.
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Australia's Cup competition is in the spotlight as a Lord Mayor publicly supports a major soccer club's bid to join the A-League. The endorsement adds civic weight to the expansion push, with supporters debating what a new top-flight side would mean for the national competition and local football fans.
- 33Ukraine war tag cloud invokes Sauron and NATOβ# plouseWake # Ukraine # UkraineWar # UkraineRussiaWar # Sauron # FWakeSauron # LostHeartsLostMinds # NATOlost /\
A cluster of Ukraine-related hashtags is circulating, pairing war tags like #UkraineRussiaWar with references to Sauron, the villain of The Lord of the Rings, and phrases such as #NATOlost and #LostHeartsLostMinds. The framing uses fiction to cast Russia's invasion in moral terms and to criticise NATO, though the posts carry little concrete reporting on events at the front.
- 34Hugo Weaving to star in ABC drama The Great WhiteβΌHugo Weaving takes the stand in new ABC drama The Great White
Hugo Weaving has been announced in a lead role in The Great White, a new drama commissioned by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. The actor, known for The Matrix and Lord of the Rings, will take the stand in the series, though details on his character and the plot remain limited ahead of production and broadcast information.
- 35DUSKWOOD's Gammon Lord Airs on Real Rebel Radioβ# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Gammon Lord by DUSKWOOD! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/
Real Rebel Radio is playing Gammon Lord by DUSKWOOD, flagged with a #NowPlaying tag on its online player. The indie station continues to spotlight underground and alternative tracks for its listeners, and the song is currently streaming via the station's popup player.
- 36Religious blogger shares planned sermon passages on JonahββοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈβοΈππβ€οΈβπ₯πππ«ππ€π«Άπ©πββοΈππ³π«ππ΄π€²π΅ποΈβ΅πππ©΅πββοΈ*[FRIENDS THE FOLLOWING ARE THE TITLES TO THE PASSAGES I HOPE TO COVER TOD
A religious writer has posted a list of scripture passage titles she plans to cover, centred on the Book of Jonah: God calling Jonah, Jonah obeying, a command from a king and his rulers, and God's mercy to others making Jonah angry. The post, decorated heavily with faith-themed emoji, frames the material around the theme of the Lord's mercy.
- 37Talyn Vigil, suspect in Preston Lord's murder, back in custodyβTalyn Vigil, suspect in Preston Lord's murder, in custody after series of misdemeanor arrests
Talyn Vigil, one of the suspects charged in the killing of Arizona teenager Preston Lord, is in custody again following a series of misdemeanor arrests. Lord, 16, was beaten to death in Queen Creek in 2023, and the case drew wide attention before several suspects were charged earlier this year. News of Vigil's re-arrest is renewing discussion about the suspects' conduct while awaiting trial.
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Veteran Indian actor Arun Govil, best known for playing Lord Rama in the 1980s television series Ramayan, is among the most searched names in India today. No specific new development has been confirmed, but searches and online chatter about him have surged, with fans recalling his iconic role and public appearances.
- 39GameToons releases 'The Curse of Lord Verity' animationβThe CURSE of LORD VERITY! (Cartoon Animation)
GameToons has published a new cartoon animation titled 'The Curse of Lord Verity', which has drawn well over a million likes from viewers within days of release. The short animated story follows the channel's usual format of dramatizing gaming lore in cartoon form, and it has quickly become one of the most engaged-with videos the channel has released recently.
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Devotees across India are observing Guru Pradosh Vrat, which this time coincides with Masik Shivratri, a monthly night dedicated to Lord Shiva. The combined occasion is considered especially auspicious, with believers offering prayers, fasting, and reciting the Pradosh Vrat Katha in the evening to seek blessings and the removal of obstacles.