A transgender video dealing with the issues of growing up and being bullied.

Great Lifetime Achievement by two US climbers who spent more than two weeks scaling the sheer face of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, finally reached the summit of the 3,000ft (914 m) rock on January 14, 2015 establishing a record in this sport.

In Tel Aviv, Bruno Mars Goes Where Only Madonna and Michael Jackson Have Gone Before
The crooner of 'Uptown Funk' gave voice to his one-quarter Jewish heritage as he dabbled with Hebrew and packed the city's principal park. Bruno Mars Live in Park HaYarkon, Tel Aviv, Israel.
October 4th, 2023

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