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    Specta Education CEO claims to expose secrets behind Indonesia's Constitutional Court●KERIS SAKTI JOKOWI MUNCUL..!! JOKOWI BONGKAR SEMUANYA 😱 CEO SPECTA EDUCATION BONGKAR DIBALIK MK 😱▶youtubeLifeEducation169.8K1 h ago

    The CEO of Specta Education is making claims of exposing hidden dealings behind Indonesia's Constitutional Court, with former president Joko Widodo, known as Jokowi, placed at the centre of the story. The material leans on dramatic language, even invoking a mythical 'sacred keris' dagger associated with Jokowi, and is drawing large attention in Indonesia. No official confirmation of the claims has emerged.

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    Movie Night Wins Raven Run Stakes Over Mythical▼Movie Night Dispatches Mythical For Raven Run Victory✉newsCultureFilm5 d ago

    Movie Night defeated Mythical to win the Raven Run Stakes, a race for three-year-old fillies, delivering an upset result. The victory at the fall meet is drawing attention from horse racing fans, with discussion focusing on the filly's performance and what the result means for her prospects in upcoming races.

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    Film Fans Share Mythical Creature Picks for October Movie Challenge●For # OctoberMovieChallenge catch up for @omacolt.bsky.social ... tune in tomorrow # Films # Movies # TV Mythical creatuMmastodonCultureTelevision03 d ago

    Participants in the October Movie Challenge, a month-long social film-watching prompt, are catching up on the 'mythical creature in a movie' theme. One film fan highlighted the 1996 TV film 'Loch Ness', featuring the Loch Ness Monster, ahead of the next day's entry.

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    Max Porter's Lanny reimagined as woodland theatre in the Mendips●Listen for Lanny: can Max Porter’s mythic tale be heard in this woodland? By Kate Wyver Every sun-dappled object is an iMmastodonCultureTheatre03 d ago

    A new stage adaptation of Max Porter's novel Lanny is being staged in woodland in the Mendip Hills, with composer Dom Coyote and sound designers Elena Peña and Dave Price turning the sunlit forest itself into an instrument, layering trip-hop-inspired rhythms through the trees. Written by Kate Wyver, the feature explores whether Porter's mythic tale can truly be heard in its natural setting.

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    Photographers share moon shots of Ireland's Hill of Tara●#PhotOctober2026 #PhotOctobre2026 #lune #moon #Art #Ireland #Tara #Darktable #noAI #Photography Tara est la capitale mytMmastodonCultureArt14 d ago

    Photographers taking part in the PhotOctober 2026 challenge are posting pictures of the moon over the Hill of Tara, the ancient mythical capital of Ireland in the country's midlands, known as the 'hill of the kings'. One contributor described the archaeological site as interesting though less striking than others in Ireland, editing images with the open-source Darktable software and tagging the work as made without AI.

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    What the Hell is a Unicorn?▼What the Hell is a Unicorn? The unicorn is a legendary and imaginary creature that has been described as a horse with aMmastodonTechnology15 d ago

    A security researcher has published a piece asking what exactly a 'unicorn' is, tracing the word back to its origins: a legendary, imaginary creature described as a horse with a single large, pointed, spiraling horn projecting from its forehead. The item plays on the gap between the mythical animal and the many modern uses of the term, which readers online have been sharing and debating.

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    Bigfoot Subs gives sandwiches a mythic twist▼Bigfoot Subs puts mythic twist on traditional sandwiches✉newsBusiness5 d ago

    Bigfoot Subs, a new sandwich shop, is drawing attention for leaning into the Bigfoot legend as the centerpiece of its brand. The shop pairs classic submarine sandwiches with monster-themed names and decor, aiming to stand out in the crowded sandwich market with a playful, folklore-inspired identity.

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    Dayesla Ixtli brings mythic women to life on a living canvas●Dayesla Ixtli uses a living canvas to revive, reinterpret mythic women✉newsCultureArt4 d ago

    Artist Dayesla Ixtli is drawing attention for work that uses the body as a living canvas to revive and reinterpret mythic women. The practice reimagines female figures from legend and mythology through painted performance, giving old stories a contemporary visual form. Coverage highlights the project as part of a broader interest in artists reclaiming ancestral myths through new mediums.