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#superheroes

The cultural centre in Bethnal Green will replace the V&A Museum of Childhood when it opens July 1, following a three-year 13 million makeover - the biggest transformation in the museum's 150-year life span.Co-designed with children, the centre aims to support the next generation of creative minds, from artists and designers to performers and creative practitioners and will include an extensive range of voices amongst its initiatives, from Quentin Blake and Linda McCartney to the XR Families Group and voices from the early 1900s suffrage movement.

The Young V&A in Bethnal Green will replace the V&A Museum of Childhood when it opens on July 1, following a three-year 13 million makeover - the biggest transformation in the museum's 150-year life span.Co-designed with children, the centre aims to support the next generation of creative minds, from artists and designers to performers and creative practitioners and will include an extensive range of voices amongst its initiatives, from Quentin Blake and Linda McCartney to the XR Families Group and voices from the early 1900s suffrage movement.

For British people of a certain generation (mine), it may be the Australian accents that soothe us into a state of pure happiness.It may be the quality of the animation, or the gentle, low-stress storylines.Or it may be that it just caught us at a particularly vulnerable time.Whatever it is, whenever my children ask what we should watch on TV, I lobby hard to veto Nailed It!, (cake reality show), shouty cartoon Teen Titans, or tween sitcom, Bunk'd, in favour of one of my top viewing pleasures of the moment.

Wonder Woman actress Lynda Carter re-established her LGBTQ+ allyship recently by helping encourage a father to accept his transgender child.It all started when Carter posted a February 13 post mourning the murder of a bullied trans teen influencer named Brianna Ghey.Carter posted a notification from local police announcing the arrest of Ghey's suspected 15-year-old murderers.

"Forget Pat's, forget Geno's.Jim's.Jim's in the best cheesesteak in Philly."Shazam (Zachary Levi) and Hespera (Helen Mirren) have a sit-down.Warner Bros. The 2019 film Shazam!followed on the heels of Wonder Woman (2017) and Aquaman (2018) two DC superhero movies that had already managed to step out from under the grim-dark era of filmmaker Zack Snyder, with its muddy, grayish-brown color palette and even muddier, brownish-gray emotional palette.

From left: Ross Butler, Adam Brody, Grace Caroline Currey, Zachary Levi, Meagan Good and D.J. Cotrona in "Shazam!Fury of the Gods."(Warner Bros. Pictures) StarOutline StarOutline (2 stars) With its wisecracking hero and flippant tone, 2019's " Shazam!" arrived as a bolt of inspiration in the gloomy DC Extended Universe.

I would try to find poetry that is fun and speaks to the child's sense of the world.There are poems about sports or superheroes or science.Let the young person explore on their own terms, (and) discover the music and the language.Poetry can be about anything that the child might be interested in or might discover a love for.

In the summer of 1897, 20 Black U.S. Army infantrymen cycled 1,900 miles on fixed-gear, state-of-the-art bikes from Fort Missoula, Mont., to St. Louis.The Army ordered the grueling expedition to see whether soldiers could form a bicycle corps.Newspapers chronicled their progress as they pedaled 50 miles a day in mud and sand, through Montana's snowy mountains and across Nebraska's burning plains.

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST: Last night, Michelle Yeoh won her first Golden Globe for her role in the 2022 hit comedy movie "Everything Everywhere All At Once."She stars as an aging laundromat owner turned superhero named Evelyn Wang.In her acceptance speech, Yeoh noted her own feelings about getting older in Hollywood.

From Shazam: Fury of the Gods to Superman: Legacy, here is the list of all the new DC movie releases!DC is changing, it's getting a universe reset, and the DCEU is getting a boot.The new DCU will take its place with a fresh slate of movies announced for the new universe.DC has appointed James Gunn and Peter Safran as co-CEOs of DC Studios, and they plan to make the new DC films universe a much more connected set of movies, TV shows, animated shows, and games.

Taking care of business!Thirty years after The Power Rangers materialized into our lives, the original crew is coming back with a modern twist - a Netflix special.The new special will celebrate the three-decades-long legacy of the unlikely crew of superheroes, and there will be more than a few familiar faces, including the original Power Rangers cast members most of us remember from the '90s.

The Princess of Wales became the masked lady when she joined children learning through play at a nursery she described as vital for parents.Kate has been championing the importance of the early years development of children for many years and when she visited Foxcubs Nursery in Luton to highlight the issue found herself laughing when upstaged by one little boy.

Warning: Although we've done our best to avoid spoiling anything too major, please note this list does include a few specific references to several of the listed shows.It's been another banner year for television, in which streaming continued to dominate with a vengeance, giving us spy thrillers, science fiction, fantasy, comedy, tormented superheroes, gritty inner-city drama, and feel-good dramedy.

Part-time faculty at The New School striking in New York City on November 16, 2022.Lokman Vural Elibol / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Labor rights advocates nationwide celebrated after part-time faculty at the New School in New York City reached a tentative collective bargaining agreement with the higher education institution late Saturday, ending a strike that has spanned more than three weeks.

By Doug Litwin-
After a 3-year absence due to COVID, the beloved, only-in-San Francisco Dance-Along Nutcracker® will return live and in-person on December 17 & 18.The community will gather once again for four shows at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts featuring two shows each day.Each year, the San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band (SFLGFB)-the Official Band of San Francisco-blends Tchaikovsky's classic The Nutcracker ballet with a new entertaining theme and storyline.