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  1. Charlie Cox Confirms Extensive Voice Work for Unannounced Sega Game

    📰 Original title: Charlie Cox Reveals He’s Already Recorded 40 Hours Of Lines For A Surprise Sega Game

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    👇👇👇 en.killbait.com/charlie-cox-co

    #games #sega #charliecox #voiceacting

  2. Durante a New York Comic-Con, Charlie Cox revelou que concluiu as gravações de voz para um jogo ainda não anunciado da Sega. O astro de Demolidor contou com bom humor que a equipe não sabia que ele era britânico e esperava um sotaque americano, o que exigiu rápida adaptação.

    Ao todo, o ator gravou cerca de 40 horas de diálogos para o projeto misterioso, indicando que interpretará um personagem central na trama.... #CharlieCox

  3. É oficial: a jornada de Charlie Cox como o Demolidor chegará ao fim na 3ª temporada de Daredevil: Born Again. A confirmação foi oficializada pela Marvel durante o painel na New York Comic Con.

    O painel revelou uma prévia exclusiva mostrando Matt Murdock na prisão, criando um traje improvisado a partir do macacão carcerário. O teaser exibido também contou com aparições marcantes de Jessica Jones, Luke Cage e Punho de Ferro.

    Me siga para mais novidades sobre séries e cinema.... #Demolidor

  4. ⚡️Lucy takes the football away every time, and Charlie Brown tries to kick it again. He falls for the troll again and again.

    Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/

  5. This is the TPUSA dude that MAGA is sure was holding the detonator on the mic bomb that killed Charlie Kirk.

    Yea dude, we remember. NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW. If Omar has done something wrong, she should pay the price. If this is trumped up charges to serve as red meat for your base, then we all just go back to laughing our asses off about you people. You fucked around until the midterm noose was around your neck and now you have to do something like this to try and make up for your major upcoming losses. Omar is going to be just fine, but you dick heads are actually going to have the law take you out. The REAL LAW, not Kash Patels goony eye gang.

  6. 'You have to just draw something that you hope is funny': How Charles M Schulz created Charlie Brown and Snoopy bbc.com/culture/article/202412

  7. Good morning. 💐🌻🐝

    12 October 2026

    My daughter sent me the image I’m using this morning — a vivid orange dahlia with a honeybee working its way through the petals. At least I think it’s a honeybee.

    Charlie and I walked this morning and finished 3.5 miles. It was a little cool when we first set out, so I wore a sweatshirt, but after about a mile and a half I took it off because both the outside temperature and my own core temperature had warmed up. I usually feel better and more energetic after a morning walk. I’ve programmed three walking days a week and pretty much stick to them as if they’re mandatory. I’ve thought about making every day a walking day, but haven’t gone that far yet.

    Some mornings it’s hard to get started. If I tell myself, “Tomorrow I’m walking, even though it’s not a walk day,” I’ll wake up and the whole energetic vibe shifts to, “Let me lay back and close my eyes.” Don’t get me wrong — those first‑thing‑in‑the‑morning naps are wonderful in their own right. As Winnie the Pooh might say, “If you feel a little droopy, a small nap can help you feel a little less droopy.”

    We’re at that odd time in the fall when the temperature starts out in the low 60s but reaches the mid‑80s by noon. There I go, complaining about the weather. One fact of life is that even if there’s nothing else to complain about, there’s always the weather. We wait all summer for the heat to ease up and all winter for it to warm again. There’s really no such thing as a perfect‑for‑everything day.

    “Doing nothing often leads to the very best something.” - Winnie the Pooh

    “Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart.” - Winnie the Pooh

    “A morning‑glory at my window satisfies me more than the metaphysics of books.” — Walt Whitman

    #photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #nature #flowers #bee #morning #walking #naps #winniethepooh

  8. Is there really no 'blue wave' brewing, asks G. Elliott Morris, challenging Charlie Cook’s assertion. Morris believes Cook is wrong that Democrats only win "against" Republicans, not for their own brand, and struggle when President Trump isn't the story. Explore his data-driven analysis: [gelliottmorris.com/p/2026-10-1] #PoliticalAnalysis #Election2026 #DataScience. An insightful read by G. Elliott Morris!

  9. BBC News: "King warns malicious online actors [responsible for disinformation and attacks] are evolving tactics"

    Some of them are forming large companies with huge investment and calling themselves "AI companies".

    Other groups are taking over entire governments and running them for a second term.

    But old Charlie left those bits out 🧐

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cme3xl

  10. Hamburg holds largest NATO transit exercise — DW

    In Hamburg, Germany, a three-day exercise, Red Storm Charlie, was held at the end of September 2026, during…
    #NATO #OTAN #Europe #Europa #EU #News
    europesays.com/nato/17833/

  11. 𝗛𝘂𝗴𝗵 𝗚𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗸𝗮𝗽𝘁𝗲 𝗿𝗼𝗹 𝗶𝗻 𝗧𝘄𝗼 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗮 𝗛𝗮𝗹𝗳 𝗠𝗲𝗻 𝗼𝗽 𝗹𝗮𝗮𝘁𝘀𝘁𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗮𝗳

    Hugh Grant stond vijftien jaar geleden op het punt te tekenen om Charlie Sheen te vervangen in de sitcom Two and a Half Men. Pas op het allerlaatste moment besloot de acteur het niet te doen, schrijft seriebedenker Chuck Lorre volgens Amerikaanse media in zijn memoires. Grant kon met de serie...

    rtl.nl/boulevard/artikel/56582

    #HughGrant #TwoAndAHalfMen #RolAf

  12. bytesde.com/2056546/ Vergessen Sie nie, dass Trump wenige Tage nach Charlies Ermordung ein Bild von Charlie mit einer israelischen Flagge gepostet hat und darunter „Shlomo Perl“ stand. … Was im israelischen Slang „nützlicher Idiot“ bedeutet. #Conspiracy #Verschwörung

  13. Recruitment boss accused of being behind ‘doxxing’ campaign against RNLI and anti-racism activists
    By Ben Quinn Political correspondent

    Tom Watson, of Worcester, alleged to be behind Big Time Charlie X account that created so-called Traitorbase

    theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/o

    #RNLI #UKnews #RupertLowe #RestoreBritain #AIartificialintelligence #X #Socialmedia #TheGuardian #BenQuinnPoliticalcorrespondent

  14. “Marco Rubio responded by declaring war on the court. The White House has imposed total sanctions - tools that are normally only reserved for terrorists and narco gangs: to cut off credit, shut down IT and cut off cloud access to the court.

    Anyone or any organization providing legal or technical support to the ICC will be treated as an enemy of the United States.

    Rubio has demanded that “allied” countries that have relied on US military support must go along with the attack on the ICC or face the consequences.

    This is a less-than-subtle threat against the European Union, which is facing increasing threat from Russia.

    But if Rubio thought the world would bend, he was mistaken.

    Within hours, Canada, Britain, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan issued a statement declaring their determination to protect the work of the ICC.”

    charlieangus.substack.com/p/li

    WarCrimes

  15. A Sunday Kind of Love: The Cozy Stay-Home-and-Read Ritual for Fall

    Fall has a way of making home feel like the place to be. The light turns honey-soft. The air grows cooler. The day seems to ask less of us.

    A Sunday like this doesn’t need a packed itinerary. It needs a book you’re glad to open, something warm to sip, and the permission to stay put.

    There’s a tender steadiness in Etta James singing “A Sunday Kind of Love”. The song carries warmth and longing, but never rushes them. That’s the feeling we’re borrowing, not as a schedule to follow, but as a gentle invitation: give a little attention to something you love.

    After a season of literary events, soirees, watch parties, and festivals, a quiet Sunday can be its own kind of counterpoint. No tickets to find. No room to cross. Just you, your book, and a stretch of time that belongs to you.

    https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1Y4QPE6hRXDoHnmvKAWIGH?si=YKvuAYucS6-0Kq98MVM9HQ&utm_source=copy-link&pi=SWPL_C4RRKasL

    Settle In

    Make your reading corner welcoming, not perfect. A favorite chair by the window will do. Add a throw for your feet, a lamp for the afternoon, and a candle if you enjoy one. Keep your phone on the other side of the room, not as a grand gesture, just far enough away that turning pages feels easier than checking notifications.

    Choose a drink that suits the weather. Spiced cider, tea, or coffee can be lovely. So can a simple plate: toast and fruit, a warm bowl of soup, or whatever you already have and want to eat. The point is comfort, not a production.

    Then let the room quiet down around you.

    If you like music, put Etta James on low for a few minutes while you settle in. Or let the rain, the radiator, or the hush of the house set the tone. There’s no right soundtrack. There’s only the feeling you want to make room for.

    The Fall Bookshelf

    If your day calls for storytelling, let guide you toward a novel, memoir, or collection that brings a distinctive voice and perspective into the room. There’s no need to make the choice complicated. Pick the book that makes you want to turn the page.

    A fall shelf deserves variety: fiction, memoir, children’s books, nature writing, and more. Here are titles 2026!


    Majestic Hills
    Dawn Turner
    August 4
    Amazon →
    Fortress of Ambrose
    J. Elle
    August 11
    Amazon →
    The Inevitable Undoing of Zahara Douglass
    Leslye Penelope
    August 11
    Amazon →
    The Book of Chuck
    LaToya Watkins
    August 18
    Amazon →
    Firebird Waltz
    Misty Copeland
    August 25
    Amazon →
    The Brunch Shift
    Adrienne Thurman · illustrated by Mags DeRoma
    August 25
    Amazon →
    Hawk & Sparrow
    Ayana Gray
    September 1
    Amazon →
    It All Starts When You Do
    Kier Gaines
    September 1
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    The Great Refusal: A New Vision of Resistance
    Casey Gerald
    September 1
    Amazon →
    The Heart trials
    J. Elle
    September 1
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    A Spark of Greatness: The Autobiography of a Fighter
    Laila Ali · illustrated by Cozbi A. Cabrera
    September 8
    Amazon →
    All My Sisters and Me
    Sheryl Lister
    September 8
    Amazon →
    Black Arts: Stories
    Megan Giddings
    September 8
    Amazon →
    Black Boys, I See You
    Wade Hudson · illustrated by Keith Mallett
    September 8
    Amazon →
    Laws of Solomon
    Eriq La Salle
    September 8
    Amazon →
    Ashes at the Altar
    LaDarrion Williams
    September 15
    Amazon →
    Tending the Vines: Black Abundance in Eight Plants
    Ashia S. Ajani
    September 15
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    The A Word: A Mother’s Journey Through Autism and Love
    Tisha Campbell
    September 15
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    The Insider You Built: How Organizations Stay in Control of Autonomous AI Agents
    Camille Stewart Gloster
    September 15
    Amazon →
    Mazywood
    Tananarive Due
    September 22
    Amazon →
    The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman
    Deesha Philyaw
    September 29
    Amazon →
    Charlie’s Boy: A Memoir
    D.L. Hughley with Geoff Gray
    October 6
    Amazon →
    Friends & Family
    Natalie Baszile
    October 6
    Amazon →
    It’s Only Dancing
    Jasmine Guillory
    October 6
    Amazon →
    The Four Wives and Five Deaths of Richard Milford
    Nafissa Thompson-Spires
    October 6
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    The Occidental Book of the Dead
    T. Geronimo Johnson
    October 6
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    Truth to Power: A Luke Cage Marvel Crime Novel
    S. A. Cosby
    October 13
    Amazon →
    Hanging and Burning: A King Oliver Novel
    Walter Mosley
    October 20
    Amazon →

    Set the Mood

    Small seasonal changes can shift the whole mood of a room: a soft layer here, a gentle glow there. We gathered a few favorites to help you set the stage for slow Sundays!

    Cozy TouchWhy It WorksFind ItBedsure GentleSoft White Throw BlanketA plush, ribbed layer for cozy evenings on the couch or an extra accent on the bed.View on Amazon →GODONLIF Candle Warmer LampA warm pool of light and a flame-free way to enjoy the scent of a jar candle. Follow the maker’s use and safety directions.View on Amazon →Bottalive Fall Door MatA plaid seasonal accent for a porch or entryway, adding a welcoming touch before guests step inside.View on Amazon →Der Rose Fall Faux Plant SetSmall faux greenery adds a low-maintenance seasonal accent to a shelf, desk, or windowsill.View on Amazon →Ooit Store Ceramic Vase SetA trio of textured vases for dried stems, autumn branches, or a simple shelf display.View on Amazon →

    Build Your Sunday

    Think of the day as a loose rhythm, not a checklist. You can linger, skip a step, or change the plan entirely.

    Wake slowly. Let the morning arrive before the errands do. Make your first cup, find your chair, and read a few pages. Even a short beginning can make the day feel different.

    Stay a while. After breakfast, give yourself a longer stretch with the book. Settle in for a chapter, or read until your tea is gone. If you’re absorbed, keep going. If your mind wanders, pause without scolding yourself.

    Take a small break. Stretch your back. Step outside for a few minutes of cool air. Put on something simple to cook, or warm up lunch. A quiet pause is part of the day, too.

    Return for the last hundred pages. Or ten pages. Or one chapter. The pleasure is in coming back to the story without turning the afternoon into a race.

    Close gently. In the evening, write down one sentence, image, or idea that stayed with you. It doesn’t have to be profound. “I loved that last line” is enough. Then let the book rest beside you until next time.

    Choose Your Mood

    Some Sundays call for a book that takes over the room. Others ask for something brief and bright. Let your energy choose the reading, rather than insisting you finish the book you think you should be reading.

    • For the immersive Sunday: Choose a literary novel with a vivid world and characters you’ll miss when you set it down. Let the hours open up around it.
    • For a clear-eyed Sunday: Reach for a sharp memoir. A compelling voice can make even a quiet afternoon feel full of discovery.
    • For a shadowed Sunday: Pick a gothic or atmospheric read for the gray afternoon, the kind with a strong sense of place and just enough mystery.
    • For a spacious Sunday: Try a slim essay collection. Read one piece, sit with it, and let the book meet you where you are.
    • For a familiar Sunday: Revisit an old favorite. You already know the way in; the pleasure is noticing what feels new this time.
    • For a long-awaited Sunday: Open the book you’ve been saving for “when you have time.” This is time. Start wherever you like.

    Treat this as your browsing shelf: linger, sample, and follow whatever sparkles!

    Share the Quiet

    Solitude and community can sit beautifully side by side. Try starting a Sunday club: invite a few friends to read the same book on the same day, each at home and at their own pace. No group chat buzzing all afternoon. No pressure to reach a certain chapter by noon.

    Then, in the evening, text or call to trade notes. Which character surprised you? What line stayed with you? Did you love the ending, or are you still deciding?

    It’s a small way to have both things: the pleasure of being alone with a book, and the delight of sharing what it stirred up. For people looking for Atlanta book clubs and book clubs in Atlanta, it can also be a lovely bridge between a solo reading habit and a fuller gathering. Whether you’re part of an African American book club or simply hoping to find readers who enjoy thoughtful conversation, one shared Sunday can be a welcoming start.

    Come Back When You’re Ready

    At Urbane Renaissance Society, we love the charged warmth of a room gathered around a story. Our Atlanta literary events, book conversations, and literary salons create space for readers to meet, listen, laugh, and think together.

    But the quiet days matter, too. A Sunday spent at home with a book doesn’t pull you away from community. It gives you room to return to it refreshed. Sometimes the best preparation for a lively gathering is a little solitude: time to hear your own thoughts, fall into a story, and notice what you’d like to talk about.

    So make the tea. Find the softest throw. Let the book have your attention for a while. You don’t have to finish it. You don’t have to make the day count. You only have to let it be yours.

    As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. Release dates, prices, formats and availability may change; confirm current details on Amazon.

    And when you’re ready to come back out into the world, connect with Urbane Renaissance Society to hear about upcoming gatherings. Until then, may your fall Sundays be gentle, your pages inviting, and your love of reading the lasting kind.

    #autumReading #autumnBooks2026 #bookReview #Books #Fall2026Books #fiction #reading #writing
  16. #ElonMusk quietly becomes biggest known donor in midterm contests as he tries to save Republicans - Remember this if you are contemplating buying a #Tesla, a Tesla home battery pack, or #Starlink satellite internet service. #Business #USPol #USPolitics

    apnews.com/article/elon-musk-m

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