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Monumento aos Mortos da Grande Guerra
Monument to the Dead of the Great War
Forte de São Brás - Fort of Saint Blaise
Ponta Delgada
São Miguel
Açores
Portugal 1992 🇵🇹

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Scotland Tour May 2026

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21.11.23 Darwen, Lancashire, UK. The octagonal Jubilee Tower (officially called Darwen Tower) at grid reference SD678215 on Darwen Hill overlooking the town of Darwen in Lancashire, England

The Rambling Tog posted a photo:

21.11.23 Darwen, Lancashire, UK. The octagonal Jubilee Tower (officially called Darwen Tower) at grid reference SD678215 on Darwen Hill overlooking the town of Darwen in Lancashire, England

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TIME May 8, 1950

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Seville, Spain
Leica SL3
LUMIX S 18-40/F4.5-6.3

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The knight looked silly so I took a photo.

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Buhurt is a modern full-contact medieval armored combat sport where participants fight in steel armor using blunt weapons, combining historical authenticity with athletic competition.

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The Obelisk of Horea Cloşca and Crişan, commemorating the leaders of 1780s peasant revolts in Transylvania, was dedicated outside the fortress of Alba Iulia in 1937

Only two episodes remain in Season 3 of Elsbeth, and the CBS crime procedural is saving one of the best guests for next to last. This week's mystery, titled "Catch and Kill," will put Carrie Preston's fabulously dressed sleuth on the trail of a veteran gossip columnist named Betty Heymouth, who's met all the biggest stars and dealt in their secrets. However, she may have also killed to keep her own dirty laundry under lock and key. Collider can exclusively share a new sneak peek that sees Elsbeth trying to find out as she pays a visit to the writer's home. Making it all the more exciting is that Betty is played by a famous, Emmy-winning television legend who has rubbed elbows with plenty of celebrities herself — Tracey Ullman.

Some movies end with a sequel tease that feels like a promise. Others end with a sequel tease that spends the next two decades staring at fans from a distance and refusing to explain itself. This one very much belongs in the second category. Guy Ritchie’s crime caper arrived with an incredibly good cast, gangsters, stolen paintings, double-crosses, rock stars, Russian billionaires, and enough swagger to power a small London borough. It also closed by telling audiences that the story wasn’t over, and naturally, everyone is still waiting for that sequel, nearly two decades later.

Some couples go on vacation, which works for them. Some couples go to therapy, and that can do the trick, too. Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler? Some might say trouble finds them, but let's be honest, they go looking for trouble, and they tend to find it without much effort. So after years of violence, chaos, and murder up in Montana, they're taking their talents to Texas instead, and as part of Collider’s Exclusive Preview for Summer 2026, we have a fresh look at the series that makes one thing very clear: these two were never going to settle down quietly.