In the 1970s‚ Cat Stevens Songs filled the airwaves consistently while developing a loyal fan following along with his mass cultural acceptance. Not many artists capture both types of audiences. Only artists like the Beatles‚ Elton John‚ and Billy Joel gained mass popularity while garnering a cult audience. The reason for such acceptance was those artists’ ability to write music universally that can relate to all lives. Yet‚ the brilliance of Cat Stevens songs was that his music seemed to be also written on a personal level that touched everyone’s individual lives. Cat Stevens songs went far beyond just romantic The post Top 10 Cat Stevens Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

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American physicist John Wheeler put forward a striking hypothesis that our Universe may be part of a huge “teapot”‚ where each bubble represents a separate world. According to this theory‚ space and time resulting from the Big Bang are not homogeneous. They resemble foam‚ where the bubbles continually expand and eventually burst. The energy released by this process creates new “bubble” worlds. Scientists say this chain reaction continues to this day. “Each bubble world contains a vacuum and dark energy that causes small bubbles to rapidly collapse and larger bubbles to expand‚” explains science writer Simon Whistler. These universes may be very different from each other. Some of them may have completely different laws of physics‚ others may be empty‚ and others may have stars and galaxies similar to those we observe. This suggests that among the infinite number of worlds‚ there may exist a world identical to ours. “Our doubles who are reading this text right now may live in parallel universes‚” says Whistler. Although it is not yet possible to prove the “bubble” theory‚ it has become one of the most intriguing hypotheses about parallel worlds. Scientists continue to explore this concept and develop new theories to explain the mystery of our Universe and its potentially infinite twins. The post Multiverse is like a boiling kettle: a new hypothesis about parallel worlds appeared first on Anomalien.com.

MRC’s Contributing Writer Stephanie Hamill was a guest on “The Right View Podcast” with host Lara Trump and PragerU’s Aldo Buttazzoni on Tuesday to discuss the latest trending news‚ including the 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.  Hollywood finally spared us all of the sanctimonious political lectures this year during the awards show‚ which is a stark contrast to previous years. Hamill: They didn’t mention Joe Biden one time‚ and keep in mind these are the same people who helped get Joe Biden in the White House. All of a sudden they’re completely silent— when we’re potentially on the brink of World War III‚ we have the worst border crisis in U.S. history and it’s an election year. You would think that one of them might have something to say. It’s almost like they collectively agreed to not get political at all because it’s so bad on their side‚ that they just don’t want to mention anything. Which is a good thing right? We liked Hollywood back in the day‚ when they weren’t giving us these virtue signaling political speeches on stage. We just want them to pat themselves on the back and talk about their movies.    Hamill covered the SAG Awards which aired on Netflix.     https://twitter.com/LaraLeaTrump/status/1762644456564457494

You can tell a newspaper’s liberal when it’s upset that Fox News is exploiting crime in overwhelmingly Democrat cities. On Friday‚ Washington Post “features reporter” Maura Judkis wrote a badly disguised opinion piece about organized retail theft under this provocative headline: The zombie CVS‚ a late-capitalism horror story How one Washington‚ D.C.‚ drugstore got spun by the culture wars into a symbol for America’s shoplifting panic CVS shut down another big-city store‚ and the Post doesn’t like that counter-narrative: It has been like this since at least October‚ when the Legend of the Empty CVS of Washington began to spread beyond the District’s borders. It became a horror story of Late Capitalism. Tales were told on social media‚ and in the comments sections of local news stories‚ and they were full of spooky scenes (harsh fluorescent lights shining on bare shelves!) and jump scares (hordes of teenagers reportedly ransacking the stores!). But the thing about scary stories is that they metastasize with each retelling. So by the time it got to the New York Post‚ and then the conservative British tabloids‚ and then Twitter accounts with names including “No. 1 Deplorable‚” the empty CVS had somehow become a stand-in for all that is wrong with American cities — and liberals (and liberal democracy?) — in 2024. In other words‚ don't connect the dots on what happens when you push "Defund the Police" and your local judicial system won't hold thieves accountable. Judkis went so far as to try to shame colonialist America for caring about theft in its Murdoch-inspired “moral panic.” America is a sticky-fingered nation built on stolen land‚ and its current moral panic is about shoplifting. It’s not just a worry in Columbia Heights. All over the country‚ from sea to shining CVS‚ there are concerns about petty theft‚ which some retailers claim is worse than ever before. Videos of brazen thefts have gone viral. It has become a political talking point‚ and a political liability. But the data is murky. Theft has gotten worse in some cities but better in others; it’s either underreported or overexaggerated‚ depending on whether you’re asking a corporation or a bureaucracy. Anecdotes and vibes have filled in the gaps. It doesn’t help that 2024 in America feels a bit like visiting a dying mall. Will some new stores open and bring everyone back‚ or will it be razed to create a parking lot? Judkis lamented a similar narrative on Fox News in April 2023 after a Whole Foods store closed in San Francisco‚ when "partisan critics on Fox News greeted the news with glee." If a Whole Foods couldn’t make it in San Francisco — the land of $14 kombucha and artisanal farro — then things must be really “spiraling out of control‚” said Geraldo Rivera on Fox’s The Five. “This city is disgusting‚” declared co-host Jesse Watters. And “now‚ they can’t have organic rhubarb.” In certain conservative circles‚ there’s a wild narrative about cities as terrifying hellholes of crime‚ theft and lawlessness. The bleakness of the D.C. CVS played right into this belief. Judkis claimed without evidence that the local Fox station was reporting "very fake" liberal messaging. In January‚ Fox 5 reported on a set of fliers that had been posted in Columbia Heights with the rallying cry “Shoplifters Unite‚” encouraging people to “Take everything that’s not nailed down. Bust windows.” The poster also makes allegations of racism against a Safeway manager and contains a jumble of left-wing talking points referencing Palestine‚ reparations‚ the Black Lives Matter movement‚ and disability rights. It seemed‚ quite frankly‚ very fake‚ designed to exacerbate neighborhood tensions. The Fox reporters took it seriously‚ interviewing people in front of the zombie CVS. But the funniest part is Judkis somehow trying to turn this back to Donald Trump: "Maybe there’s just some ennui about nihilistic lawlessness in 2024. If a former president can commit financial crimes — and still run for office and probably win his party’s nomination — well‚ what’s a little petty shampoo theft‚ in the grand scheme of things?"

The New York Post reported that an unhinged man in the Bronx has made a habit of targeting female doctors and nurses in the area. He has assaulted four women over the past five years.Edward Johnson‚ 57‚ is an illegal immigrant who is believed to have come from the Caribbean. Since he made it to the U.S.‚ he has been arrested 23 times on charges that include gun possession. The report also mentions that he has another 42 arrests that have been sealed since he arrived in the country.Now‚ Johnson is a fugitive from the law after he skipped out on his supervised release. And he has a habit of attacking female healthcare workers who try to treat him‚ per the report.“Every time he goes to the hospital‚ he beats up a nurse or a doctor‚” said an NYPD source.Johnson has assaulted female healthcare workers on four separate occasions since 2019. He has assaulted victim Colleen Leahy two times‚ in July 2022 and in September 2023. The Post reported that Leahy has lost 20 pounds since the September attack‚ noting that she is filled with anxiety about his possible return.“I’m afraid every day at work — every day‚” Leahy said.Leahy's mother‚ Eileen Leahy‚ said she fears that "my daughter will become the next Laken Riley." Riley was a Georgia nursing student who was allegedly killed by an illegal immigrant from Venezuela. The immigrant carried out the attack just six months after the authorities released him after a child-endangered arrest in Queens.Riley's death has raised further questions about women's safety when outside running. The 22-year-old was killed while running on the University of Georgia campus. Riley is not the only female runner who has been killed while running. Eliza Fletcher was kidnapped and murdered almost two years ago while she was on a morning run around the University of Memphis‚ per USA Today.Following Riley's death‚ many took to their keyboards to blame the young woman for why the man allegedly killed her. Some of the criticisms were: "She should have covered up"; "She should not have been running at that hour"; and "She should not have run by herself."It is uncertain what the NYPD is doing to address Johnson's abusive behavior. While an arrest warrant was issued for his arrest last month‚ the authorities have not yet found the man.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Helldivers 2 is arguably the biggest hit of the year so far in the gaming world. The third-person shooter has exploded in popularity with its over-the-top comedy and fast-paced gameplay‚ leading many fans to become feverishly loyal to the game quite rapidly. As we know in gaming‚ practicing diehard loyalty to a specific game or platform can breed toxicity‚ and now the CEO of developer Arrowhead Game Studios and creative director of Helldivers 2 Johan Pilestedt has called out specific fans who have voiced divisive opinions comparing the game to its contemporaries on opposing platforms. Continue reading Helldivers 2 dev calls for “more compassion and union” MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Helldivers 2 weapons‚ Helldivers 2 servers‚ Helldivers 2 system requirements

Despite the launch of Starfield and big updates to No Man’s Sky‚ Star Citizen‚ and Stellaris over the course of last year‚ 2023’s best space game‚ and the one that won my heart‚ was a smaller name. Everspace 2 delivers space combat the way you imagine it in your head - fast‚ frantic‚ and furious. Its sense of exploration and loot-driven RPG systems mean it has as much in common with games like Diablo 4 and Last Epoch as it does Bethesda's interstellar epic‚ and as we await the next big free update coming in spring‚ developer Rockfish Games appeases us with a look at some of the legendary gear coming our way for us to upgrade our ship with. Continue reading 2023’s best space game reveals big upgrades for its next free update MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best space games on PC‚ Best upcoming games

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