Britain’s chief rabbi has strongly condemned the BBC’s “airing of vile Jew-hate at Glastonbury” His comments come in response to a rapper who chanted “death, death to the IDF” during the festival.. Bob Vylan,real name [...] The post Chief Rabbi Slams BBC For Airing ‘Vile Jew Hate’ At Glastonbury appeared first on The People's Voice.

Driven by a gritty bass riff, The Stranglers' Top 10 hit Peaches is nearly 50 years old, but it's still a must-play by today’s version of the band

The track is taken from Jinjer’s latest studio album Duél

Feeling overwhelmed by the headlines? You're not alone. Here’s how to guard your peace, stay grounded in God’s Word, and look up with hope as Scripture reminds us of what’s truly coming.

A Prayer for a Fresh Start

“Democrats have become the party of the Luigi Left, Tesla Terrorism, and Crocodile Communists,” writes David Sacks Sen. Chris Murphy, who recently left his wife for a Soros propagandist, said Zohran Mamdani’s “economic message” is “the future of the [Democrat] Party.” Zohran calls his economic message socialism because he thinks it’s euphemistic, but his policies […] The post Sen. Murphy: Zohran’s Economic Message Is the Future of the [Dem] Party appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

 You read that headline correctly.  Alice Cooper and Martha Quinn along with nine other radio personalities have been selected to be the 2025 Radio Hall of Fame inductees!  While we know Alice Cooper from his legendary Alice in Chains and MTV VJ Martha Quinn, they have continued their careers in the form of broadcasting.  Because they, along with several other nominations, were chosen amongst their peers as being nominated to this grand title.(Photo Courtesy: http://billboard.com/pro/radio-hall-fame-2025-inductees-full-list/)(Photo Courtesy: https://www.radiohalloffame.com/2025-nominees)Alice Cooper has hosted both syndicated programs "Nights with Alice Cooper" and "Alice's Attic" while Martha Quinn has found her niche and love for the 1980s on iHeartMedia's "Martha Quinn Show."The induction ceremony is scheduled October 30, 2025 at the Swissotel Hotel in Chicago, IL.

When animal lovers lose one of their fur children, it can be devastating. Jordyn Smith’s dog, Maizy, lived from November 10, 2012, until November 18, 2024. Maizy was diagnosed with cancer, giving Jordyn some warning, but it’s never enough time. After losing Maizy, Jordyn asked for a sign that her late dog was okay across the Rainbow Bridge. She got her sign very clearly from the first painting she saw at an art show. That painting was titled, The Starry Night – Maisy at Rest – 2023 by Artist Mark A. Zanowski. The upper two-thirds of the painting is a replica of Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night. The bottom third features an image of a dog lying on its right side under the open window, legs outstretched. The dog is painted in coordinating colors and blends into the nighttime scene. Images from TikTok. As animal parents, we like to believe that our fur kids transition over the Rainbow Bridge peacefully. We picture them frolicking in sun-drenched fields, carefree and joyful, as they wait for us to join them. When Jordyn asked for a sign from her late dog, it could not have been more clear. Her fans were sure too and asked if she bought the painting. She replied that the price was too much at that moment, but that she was saving up for it. A few comments later, Jordyn received the second sign that her Maizy was looking out for her. A user named Cass asked if she could buy the painting for Jordyn. Image from TikTok. Jordyn is now displaying the picture in her home, courtesy of an internet stranger who has become a friend. Image from TikTok. This was such a generous gift, Cass. @jordynsmith701 She’s hereeee #fyp #maizy ♬ original sound – Jordyn Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Grieving Dog Mom Gets The Most Beautiful “Sign” From Her Late Pup appeared first on InspireMore.