by Patrick Wood, Activist Post: Imagine tokenizing everything in the world that has value and converting it to blockchain: things you own, things companies own, things governments own, the oceans, the forests, the animals, the air, and the entire environmental ecosphere. Estimates of value easily exceed $300 trillion. Now imagine this as the currency base […]

by Michael Snyder, End Of The American Dream: Ever since the moment that Donald Trump was shot during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, the left has been pushing wild conspiracy theories all over the Internet.  Unfortunately for the left, their conspiracy theories are so ridiculous that most rational people immediately see right through them.  Yes, […]

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Raquel Welch’s name is synonymous with both the rise of 1960s sex symbol and the transformation of female roles in Hollywood. Born Jo Raquel Tejada on September 5, 1940, in Chicago, Welch’s breakthrough came with her role in the 1966 film One Million Years B.C., where she barely had three lines but her depiction in a doe-skin bikini made her an instant pop culture icon.  Yet, Welch was determined not to be pigeonholed by her image. She showcased her versatility in roles across various genres, from comedies like Bedazzled (1967) to the action-packed Bandolero! (1968) and the musical The Wild Party (1975). Her efforts to diversify her career did not go unnoticed. Welch won a Golden Globe in 1974 for her role in The Three Musketeers and continued to break the mold with her performances in television specials and Broadway, proving her talents extended beyond the silver screen. Off-screen, Welch’s influence extended into the realms of fashion and fitness, where she published books that reflected her advocacy for health and well-being, resonating with fans worldwide. Her image graced the covers of magazines, setting trends and defining a generation’s aesthetics. The post Raquel Welch: Stunning photos of one of the 60s most iconic sex symbols first appeared on History Defined.

“Wyatt! Don’t slap your little brother!” My 5-year-old son hit his little brother again. Wyatt is a very passionate kid and sometimes passion gets translated into acting out of anger. “But MOM! He’s not singing the Darth Vader theme song PROPERLY!” Anyone who has kids or grew up with siblings...

When Sen. J.D. Vance accepted the GOP vice presidential nomination in Milwaukee on Wednesday, it was a long way from an Ohio stage where he stood two years ago to defend his change of heart about Donald Trump. But his explanation at that March 2022 debate for why he'd gone...