Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Karen Valentine, the star of Room 222, recalls an ‘awful’ experience she had on The Dating Game
Karen Valentine recalls the bumpy path that led her to her award-winning role as a student turned teacher in the hit TV series Room 222. Catapulting her into stardom, the show, that last aired almost 50 years ago, is a love she still holds close, unlike her appearance on The Dating Game, that she admits…
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Luke Bryan Joined by Enthusiastic Young Fan Onstage Who Sings Along to Every Word!
Luke Bryan’s Heartwarming Moment with a Young Fan at a Concert Unforgettable Fan Interaction At a Luke Bryan concert in August 2013 at the PNC Arts Centre in Holmdel, New Jersey, a young girl’s dream came true when she got the chance to interact with her favorite musician. Her enthusiasm was palpable as she crowd-surfed…
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From A Child With Hard Childhood To A Rom-Com Star: The Actress’ Choice To Leave Career For Raising Kids!
From a child star to a rom-com sensation, this actress has navigated a tumultuous journey marked by addiction, institutionalization, and personal trials. Today, she embraces the joys of motherhood, putting her successful film career on hold for the love of her children. In January 2022, a nostalgic photo emerged, offering a captivating glimpse into the…
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At 71, Roseanne Barr debuts new pixie haircut, sparking a stir among fans
Roseanne Barr has become the latest celebrity to try out a brand new look, having taken to social media to flaunt a hairstyle that prompted a host of reactions from her fan base. The concept of celebrities playing around with their appearances and testing new things is hardly a novel one, but that doesn’t mean…
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David Beckham criticized for ‘cringeworthy’ and ‘inappropriate’ photo with daughter Harper, 12
It seems as though it doesn’t matter what you do as a parent these days, someone is always going to criticize you for it. Get your child gifts? You’re spoiling them. Tell them off in public? You’re being too hard. Choose not to kiss and cuddle them? They’ll grow up emotionally stunted. Regularly engage in…
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