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The Real Events That Inspired 'Your Name Engraved Herein'

Director Patrick Liu did not play the trumpet in his high school marching band. Unlike Chang Jia-Han, the lead character in Liu’s movie Your Name Engraved Herein, Liu played the flute. But there’s special meaning to the instrument of choice for Chang Jia-Han (Edward Chen)—nicknamed A-Han. “To quote our composer, the trumpet has a sound quality of wanting to say something, but not being able to get it out,” Liu tells TIME in Mandarin.

The Spirit of Ukraine and TIME's 2022 Person of the Year

Read TIME’s Person of the Year story about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Even a week before the invasion, with U.S. officials warning that Kyiv might fall in as little as 72 hours, the defense of Ukraine was not actually a lost cause. It was a defining one. The country’s T-shirted President articulated the choice at hand on March 1, six days after more than 100,000 Russian troops crossed the border. The translator choked up during Volodymyr Zelensky’s speech to the European Parliament, from somewhere in the besieged capital city.

Tim Walz: Where He Stands on the Issues

Now that Vice President Kamala Harris has chosen Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to be her running mate in the 2024 presidential election, his progressive policy record is in the spotlight as the Trump campaign casts him as a “radical leftist.” Known as a champion of progressivism, Walz’s stances on several critical issues—including abortion, climate change, and immigration—offer a potential preview of how a Harris-Walz Administration might approach challenging policy questions.

Video of Pastor Blinks shaving pubic hair of women in church is a Kumawood movie (WATCH)

However, checks by pulse.com.gh show that the viral video is a scene of a Kumawood movie that has been titled after the lead character 'Pastor Blinks'. The role was played by movie producer cum director whose name is Nana Mensah Mark. ADVERTISEMENT According to Nana Mensah, he has been inspired to shoot the 'Pastor Blinks' movie because he has once been duped by a supposed man of God and he wants to use his movie to sensitize Ghanaians to be careful and not fall for fake prophets like 'Pastor Blinks'.

West Virginia Has Thousands of Unclaimed Civil War Medals

This week holds two major Civil War anniversaries: America’s deadliest war started on April 12, 1861, when Southerners who seceded from the Union fired shots at the federal government’s Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor in South Carolina, and came to an unofficial end on April 9, 1865, when Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered to future president Ulysses S. Grant in Appomattox, Va. But, though more than 150 years have passed since those days, the war’s story continues to play out.

What an Owl Taught Me About Life

Five years ago someone found a baby owl, near-death, on their lawn. The wildlife rehabber who stabilized her consulted with me because of my experience with owls and hawks. Eventually my wife and I undertook the task of conditioning “Alfie” for a soft release; waiting out a developmental delay (most of her flight feathers came abnormally late that first summer), then flight training and hunting training. Alfie disappeared for a week.

Woman who was afraid of solar eclipse dies after stabbing boyfriend

Police identified her as 34-year-old astrology influencer, Danielle Ayoka, whose legal name is Danielle Cherakiyah Johnson. Based on what investigators told the press, police believe Ayoka stabbed her partner early Monday morning, then got into a car with her two daughters and pushed them out of the moving vehicle before hitting a tree herself. ADVERTISEMENT Danielle Ayoka and her family were found on the day of the solar eclipse Approximately at 4:30 am, police found an 8-month-old baby in the middle of Highway 405.

Young Woman With 'Jap Skull': Portrait of a Grisly WWII Memento

September 22, 2014 3:36 PM EDT So much about this picture is a mystery. We don’t know what the young women in it was thinking. We don’t know what became of the skull—or, indeed, what became of the young woman herself, or the man who sent it to her as a “gift” from the Pacific in the midst of World War II. We only know what LIFE magazine’s editors wrote about the photo, taken by Ralph Crane (later a staff photographer for LIFE) when they featured it as a Picture of the Week in the May 22, 1944, issue:

''I did not cheat on Blake Shelton''

Sources close to the country diva tell TMZ that Shelton’s the one who strayed with a famous country singer (just like he did with his wife before Miranda?) Blake blamed Miranda for their divorce with sources saying he accused her of cheating on him twice including a secret affair with young country singer Chris Young. The sources claim Blake's camp was unscrupulous, and threw mud with the help of a powerful PR firm that attacked Miranda before the ink was dry on the divorce documents.

'I went blonde and here's what happened next'

I'm all about celebrating the face, body, and hair that make you you. It's what I've always taught my 9-year-old daughter. You're uniquely beautiful, exactly the way you are. Fine, but I was born with the wrong hair color. It's a meh dark brown. Not rich enough to be a luxurious mahogany, and not deep enough to be a heart-stopping obsidian. There's no drama to it. Since fourth grade, I've felt that my authentic self is a sparkly caramel blonde.