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The Sweetest Taboo
Sade (1985)
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The Cure - Friday I'm In Love
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The Cure - Friday I'm In Love
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Hereโs how much I listened this year. More in my #SpotifyWrapped
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Yatta shows off her perfect new baby, Yara, to the Keepers who raised her. She knows this is also a proud moment for us honorary โgrandparentsโ!
Yatta was a similar size to Yara when her own mother was killed by poachers. We rescued the little orphan and spent the next decade-plus raising her. Today, Yatta is a matriarch, a mother of four, and a grandmother. She leads a fully wild life, but chooses to visit home periodically and includes us in her biggest milestones โ like the birth of a new baby.
Read more: swt.bio/yatta
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Val Kilmer -- star of Batman Forever, The Doors, and Tombstone -- has died at age 65, The New York Times reports and Variety has confirmed.
The actor had battled cancer for years -- losing his ability to speak due to throat cancer -- but his cause of death was reportedly pneumonia, according to his daughter Mercedes Kilmer.
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Boozle watches Twiggy with great curiosityโperhaps questioning how sheโs reaching all those delicious leaves up high? Despite a determined stretch, Boozle remains firmly grounded, seemingly realising she has plenty of food at head height.
Twiggy and Boozle are two of a diverse array of orphaned species currently in our care. All being supported on a journey that will see them reclaim their place in the wild. Find out more: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org
Oh to have Bob Marley back on our earth...
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๐ฌ๐ง Time to decide if Ozzy Osbourne's 'Bark at the Moon' (1983) is #PureGoldOrGettingOld. This album introduced us to Jake E. Lee's guitar wizardry and brought a synth-infused pop-metal twist to Ozzy's sound. Despite the backstage songwriting drama, it still sold over 3 million copies in the US alone.
Did you know?
Osbourne's former drummer, Tommy Aldridge, was replaced by Carmine Appice during the album's tour, only for Ozzy to claim Appice made him "sick," bringing Aldridge back mid-tour. Spinal Tap-esque or what?
Let us know what you think about the album today. Was this a favourite back in the day? When did you last listen to it? @OzzyOsbourne @Epic_Records #monstershop
