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Fans recently learned when to expect the next full trailer for the MCU’s first Phase 5 entry, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Ant-Man 3 will be Marvel Studios’ first new outing in the Multiverse Saga’s second Phase, pitting Scott Lang, Hope Van Dyne, and their families against a terrifying villain in Kang the Conqueror. With that movie fast approaching its February 17 release date, fans are anxious to see more of the super-powered blockbuster in the next expected trailer for the threequel. The first trailer for Ant-Man 3 premiered in late October, providing a first full look at Kang along with teases for other exciting characters and locations in the movie.…

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As Phase 5 of the MCU gets closer, fans might be looking to prepare for the franchise’s next wave of stories by reading some of the comics that inspire them. Ahead are some comic recommendations that appear to give some insight into what to expect in Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And if these comics don’t end up being what the movies and shows are about, reading them will at least familiarize fans with the characters and worlds of these stories. Ant-Man and the Wasp: QuantumaniaThe Direct Ahead of February’s Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, check out 2005’s Young Avengers issues 1-6 by Alan Heinberg and…

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32-year-old Briton Keti Johnson was expecting triplets (2 boys and a girl) when doctors confronted her with a difficult choice. They said that the lives of her children were in ᴅᴀɴɢᴇʀ, and in order to save at least one baby, the other two would have to be “removed”. Of course, Katie could not choose which of her future children would live, so she refused to have an ᴀʙᴏʀᴛɪᴏɴ. And this is what this fateful decision turned out to be… Katie understood that doctors advised her to have an ᴀʙᴏʀᴛɪᴏɴ for medical reasons, because her pregnancy was complicated. As it turned…

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A 30-year-old Welsh mother gave birth to four babies in 11 months – but no, they’re not quadruplets. Pregnancy and childbirth have always been extremely difficult and ᴅᴀɴɢᴇʀᴏᴜs jobs. Single births are already difficult, then multiple births are even more, which proves that wives and mothers really deserve respect and love. A mother from Wales experienced this miracle four times in just 11 months. What special is that her children are not quadruplets. Becky John and her partner, Jason welcomed their daughter Mya in February 2015. Just weeks after giving birth to Mya, Becky fell pregnant again. The 30-year-old woman…

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After three ᴍɪsᴄᴀʀʀɪᴀɢᴇs in the space of a year, a 30-year-old woman gave birth to triplets. She discovered years too late that she suffered from a ᴘᴀᴛʜᴏʟᴏɢʏ ᴅᴀɴɢᴇʀᴏᴜs for a ꜰᴇᴛᴜs. The future can sometimes turn out to be very surprising. Hannah, a 30-year-old British mother, demonstrates this to us. After giving birth to her first daughter Isabella in May 2018, the young woman and her partner Siobhan decided not to stop there. They then decided to use the same sᴘᴇʀᴍ ᴅᴏɴᴏʀ, anonymously, as for their first child. Unfortunately, the ɪɴsᴇᴍɪɴᴀᴛɪᴏɴs did not produce anything. Indeed, the Daily Mail reports…

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In the United States, a mother decided to give birth at home with her little girl. It was after a long preparation that this event was able to take place, which was also a very nice experience for the whole little family. There are birth choices that are more original than others. In the United States, Rebecca, a mother of two made a decision to invite her 3-year-old daughter, Hunter to be present during her home birth. She wanted to create a special family moment and an unforgettable memory for her daughter and new-born son Rory. Pregnant with a little…

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Chɑlise Smith, 50, is ɑlreɑdy ɑ mum of eight, but hɑd no quɑlms ɑbout going through yet ɑnother pregnɑncy. Number nine is pretty speciɑl, though, ɑs Chɑlise is now cɑrrying her own grɑndchild. Thɑt’s becɑuse the mum is ɑcting ɑs ɑ surrogɑte for her dɑughter Kɑitlyn Munoz, 24. When Kɑitlyn, of El Pɑso, Texɑs, US, wɑs told she wɑs infertile due to Sjogren’s Syndrome, ɑn ɑuto-immune ᴅɪsᴇᴀsᴇ, Chɑlise wɑs hɑppy to help out. Kɑitlyn ɑlso suffers from ᴇɴᴅᴏᴍᴇᴛʀɪᴏsɪs, but wɑs lucky enough to conceive her first born Cɑllɑhɑn, now two, through IVF, before being diɑgnosed with Sjogren’s.Kɑitlyn sɑid: ‘In 2019,…

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Vikings are the focus of countless movies, TV shows, video games, sports teams, and comic books today—but that doesn’t mean we always get them right. From the myths surrounding their horned helmets to their not-so-fiery burial customs, here are some common misconceptions about Vikings, adapted from an episode of Misconceptions on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoA36H9KtUw 1. Misconception: Vikings Wore Horned Helmets. In 1876, German theatergoers were abuzz about a hot new ticket in town. Titled Der Ring des Nibelungen, or The Ring of the Nibelung, Richard Wagner’s musical drama played out over an astounding 15 hours and portrayed Norse and German legends all vying for a magical ring that could grant them…

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On Saturday, Egyptian authorities confirmed they had uncovered a trove of 30 ancient wooden coffins in Luxor, with a number concealing mummies perfectly intact. Mostafa Waziri, secretary-general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, told reporters the discovery was the country’s largest in more than a century. The breakthrough comes after archaeologists made another exciting find, just 100 miles away. The discovery was made in Gebel el-Silsila, also known as the “Chain of Mountains” 40 miles north of the town of Aswan in Upper Egypt. During the 18th Dynasty, the area was known as a major quarry site on both sides of the Nile,…

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Neapolis was a major Roman city on the coast of Tunisia, established as a trade port by the Greeks of Cyrene in the fifth century before it became a port when the Roman Empire conquered North Africa. Now, a Tunisian city known as Nabeul stands where the ancient metropolis once was, built on top of most of the remains, making them inaccessible and likely mostly destroyed. However, researcher Mounir Fantar was convinced a large portion of Neapolis was permanently submerged in the ocean when a tsunami hit the city on July 21, 365AD, meaning the Mediterranean could be hiding an underwater city. It was revealed during Channel 5’s “Ancient Mysteries”…

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When actress Jackie Appiah’s mansion hit the internet, it generated a huge conversation about how women are striving to make it a reality. In India, 32-year-old Kanika Tekriwal has achieved even more. At age 32, the relatively young woman owns 10 private jets to her name. How did she do that? Well, Kaanika’s dream of becoming a pilot was harnessed at a very young age. Even then, she was discouraged to pursue a career as a petty cake seller. Kanika’s family were not just against her dream of becoming a pilot but they also feared piloting was a male-dominated profession which would…

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A 105-year-old woman from Haryana beat all odds and set a new record in 100m sprint at the inaugural National Open Masters Athletics Championships in Vadodara, Gujarat. The inspirational Rambai had entered in the above-100 category but ended up running the race alone, due to lack of competitors in the segment. However, she went one step ahead of just completing the race and finished it in 45.40 seconds. This helped her break the above-100 100m sprint national record of 74 seconds that was set by the late Man Kaur at the 2017 World Masters Games. The video of her effort…

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A 91-year-old woman has been praised for her bravery after overpowering a bank robber armed with a knife. The sprightly pensioner had been at a PKO bank in the town of Przemyśl when the female robber burst in and grabbed a bank worker by the hair. Brandishing the knife and threatening to kill, the wannabe crook was demanding money before being handed 12,500 złoty. The female robber burst in and grabbed a bank worker by the hair. Brandishing the crook threatened to kill if she wasn’t given money.YouTube As the robber forced the employee to her knees, a video recording…

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Jorge Masvidal, the current BMF champion in the UFC, has an eye for talent. He recently shared a video on social media, of a young girl submitting a young boy in an amateur jiu-jitsu match. The video, which has since gone viral, shows the girl, who appears to be in her youth, expertly executing a rear naked choke on the boy, who is a few years older. Masvidal’s prophecy for the young fighter was extraordinary. ‘Gamebred’ knows about fighting at an early age and thus can recognize talent when he sees one. During his appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, the…

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It’s now been almost a year since The Illuminerdi reported that a film titled The Mutants was in development at Marvel Studios. Ever since Disney’s acquisition of Fox, fans have been theorizing about how the X-Men could make their way into the MCU. With the multiverse taking over a majority of the MCU’s recent projects, the inevitable chaos and madness could lead to only one event: Secret Wars. Secret Wars has been in the mind of fans and filmmakers alike, with the Russo brothers name dropping the event as something that might draw them back into the director’s chair(s) in the future. But could Secret Wars actually offer a way into the MCU…

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There’s one Marvel Cinematic Universe character who keeps getting cut from every potential appearance, despite being a major Thor character. The Thor franchise has largely revolved around the relationship between Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and Loki (Tom Hiddleston), and their mixed feelings towards their parents. While Thor: Ragnarok sees the destruction of Asgard, the bond between the brothers is still an essential part of the story, as with the revelation that Hela (Cate Blanchett) is secretly their half-sister, they have to wrestle with their father’s legacy throughout the project, especially in the wake of his sudden and shocking death. Yet the brothers secretly have yet another half-sibling waiting in…

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It seems that almost every major motion picture event these days is a Marvel Cinematic Universe film. They dominate the box office, and they have taken over pop culture in a way that we have never seen before. For those of us who have always loved our comic book superheroes, this is both a blessing and a curse. It is a blessing because we get more of what we love than we could have ever hoped for, but this can be a curse because sometimes too much of a good thing is detrimental. It is true that some of these properties have…

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There is nothing as beautiful and fulfilling as being a mother. Nothing can be compared to that joy. Photos of a Nigerian mother of twins and a quadruplet has gotten social media users swooning and wishing for such desirable blessings. The mother, whose name has been given as Chindinma Offor, is marking the quadruplet’s first birthday, and the picture features her first children, twins, a boy and a girl. The proud mother, who first welcomed a set of twins before the quadruplets, appreciated God and her family for standing by her in raising her kids and shared her amazing journey…

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A sweet baby surprised his mother and father when he “decided” to be born inside the helicopter that was transporting them to the maternity ward. The little one didn’t even wait for landing to make his appearance in the world! The incident happened on December 4, when Jennifer Trevithick’s ᴡᴀᴛᴇʀ ʙʀᴏᴋᴇ. As the mother-to-be, 41, and her husband, Hayden Simpson, 38, were in the Isles of Scilly, a helicopter was needed to fly them to Cornwall, Great Britain. It was not a completely new experience for Trevithick. She was flown to the mainland when she had her first child, but…

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Parenting is more important within the first 30 days. New parents need to be particularly watchful in today’s parenting world. Although these are undoubtedly the finest days of your life, they also present fresh difficulties. Given their small size and fragility, your infant will put a lot of demands on you. You could be uncertain about how often to feed them, how to comfort them when they cry, or how much sleep they require. This can make you crazy because you aren’t used to their schedules. Several issues that you might experience in the first thirty days after your child…

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If you thought Stone Agers simply let their cavity-riddled teeth rot right out of their mouths, think again. In 2017, researchers published a study suggesting that Neolithic dentistry may have had a thing or two in common with today’s procedures. The cavities in two 13,000-year-old teeth appeared to have had decayed tissue scraped out with a stone or other sharp object; and the holes were then filled with bitumen, a natural (and waterproof) tar. In general, we tend to underestimate our prehistoric ancestors—and on this episode of Misconceptions, host Justin Dodd is revealing exactly in what ways. While Stone Age foodies weren’t indulging in all our…

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“Cut marks on bones are often interpreted in archaeology as an indication of the utilization of meat,” said lead author Dr. Ivo Verheijen, a researcher with the Senckenberg Centre for Human Evolution and Paleoenvironment at the University of Tübingen and the Forschungsmuseum Schöningen. “But there is hardly any meat to be recovered from hand and foot bones. In this case, we can attribute such fine and precise cut marks to the careful stripping of the skin.” “A bear’s winter coat consists of both long outer hairs that form an airy protective layer and short, dense hairs that provide particularly…

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The 3,000-year-old scarab was discovered by Gilad Stern of the IAA Educational Center during a school field tour in Azor, about 7 km southeast of Tel Aviv, Israel. “We were wandering around when I saw something that looked like a small toy on the ground,” Stern said. “An inner voice said to me: ‘Pick it up and turn it over.’ I was astonished: it was a scarab with an incised scene, the dream of every amateur archaeologist. The pupils were excited.” The scarab was designed in the shape of the common dung beetle. The ancient Egyptians saw the act of the…

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