Take a look at this beautiful piece of workmanship. Apparently this dates to the Inquisition in the 14th Century. The teapot was used by the Jewish Community at that time so they can continue to follow the traditions and hide the elements so they would not be punished for following their religious b...

Cinderella - Amazon Prime (2021)Full music scene of Prince Robert (Nicholas Galitzine) singing Somebody To Love - Queen

On May 22nd, 2015 Ireland will vote on the Marriage Equality referendum, deciding whether or not same-sex couples can get legally married. In Ireland, and particularly here in Trinity, students and young people are the most likely to vote yes in the referendum. But we typically have the lowest voter...

The final lesson of a unit on stereotyping, homophobic bullying and different families. This is a year 6 class in a multi-cultural, typical inner-city London school.

Support Groups is part of Green Beam of Light or Guiding Light. It signifies what you hope for and what you can learn from those who offer advice, provide guide and offer direction. Provide tips on the everyday issues that most concern you and how to support those in need. Discover your own bea...

Chris and Scott Lindsay celebrate their marriage at the W Hotel on July 8, 2015 with a surprise guest appearance from singer Jennifer Hudson, who sang 'I Still Love You'

Rihanna performing we found love, featuring Calvin Harris. The music video has been nominated by the Grammy Awards 2013 in the category of Best Short Form Music Video.

FIRST KISS - HEARTSTOPPER: “Would you kiss someone that wasn't a girl? Would you kiss me?” The exact moment our hearts melted into a million little pieces in Heartstopper. Watch Nick and Charlie’s full story, only on Netflix.

Donate Now: http://lagaycenter.org/yearend Producer/Videographer: Andy Putschoegl Music by: James Michael Barry

A little piece of pop heaven,"My Own True Love," theme sung by the eminent chanteuse, Margaret Whiting. "Gone with the Wind" novel by Margaret Mitchell published in 1936. The Academy Award winning movie of the same name was released in 1939