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The Washington Post

The Washington Post (also referred as the Post and, colloquially, WaPo) is a daily newspaper published in Washington, D.C., that is owned by The Washington Post Company. There are over a million copies of it distributed daily in the Washington metropolitan region, and it has a big national readership as well. The District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia each get a daily broadsheet edition.
The newspaper has received 69 Pulitzer Prizes, which is the second-highest total of any publication in history (after The New York Times). There have also been 18 Nieman Fellowships given to Post journalists, as well as 368 White House News Photographers Association prizes. Known for its political reporting, the publication is also one of the few surviving American newspapers to maintain international offices in a number of countries.
The Washington Post was established in 1877. During its early years, it was owned by a number of different people and suffered both financially and editorially. It was acquired out of bankruptcy by financier Eugene Meyer in 1933, and his efforts to restore its health and reputation were continued by his successors Katharine and Phil Graham (Meyer's daughter and son-in-law), who went on to buy numerous competing magazines after Meyer's death. The publication of the Pentagon Papers by the Washington Post in 1971 aided in the mobilisation of opposition to the Vietnam War. Following that, in the most well-known incident in the newspaper's history, reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein led the American press's investigation into what became known as the Watergate crisis, which ended in President Richard Nixon's resignation in 1974. With the introduction of the internet, the Post's national and worldwide reach was greatly increased. The Graham family sold the newspaper to Nash Holdings, a holding company founded by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, for $250 million in October 2013.
Category:The Washington Post
Category:1877 establishments in Washington, D.C.
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The White Pube

The White Pube is the collaborative identity of writers and curators Gabrielle de la Puente and Zarina Muhammad. They have been described as “one of the first truly new voices in British art criticism in the twenty-first century”.
The pair met in 2015 on the BA Fine Art Course at Central St Martins and out of frustration with “white people, white walls and white wine”, began to publish reviews, essays and social media posts to challenge the art world's lack of representation and accessibility and to redefine what is deemed worthy of aesthetic attention. Their subjective and personal approach to art writing has been labelled “embodied criticism” and incorporates emotional responses and overtly political analysis of artworks in an informal yet stylistically innovative style.
Their curatorial work includes “Zayn Malik Zindabad” - a screening of moving image art by artists in the South Asian diaspora and “The Leaf of Pablo” at Hutt Collective, Nottingham. The White Pube website hosts monthly online residencies with artists from marginalised identities.
Since 2017, Muhammed and De la Puenta have published their financial accounts on their website in an effort to help create transparency around industry pay.
==In the media==
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== References ==
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* The White Pube website
* The White Pube: meet the emoji-using art critics who hate art criticism
* The White Pube's stream on SoundCloud - Hear the world's
* Meet The White Pube, The Diet Prada Of The Art World
Category:Alumni of Central Saint Martins
Category:English art critics
Category:Living people
Category:Bachelor's degrees
Category:Visual arts
Category:South Asian diaspora
The Wivez

The Wivez are a Canadian rock band, formed in Vancouver in 2015. The band has released eight singles on Van City Records.
== History ==
The Wivez, formed in 2015, are a Vancouver, BC band featuring singer/guitarist Jordy Birch, drummer Slam T. Hide and bass guitarist Robert Edmonds The Wivez have released 7 original singles, plus a cover of The Beach Boys “Surfin’ USA”. Singer/guitarist Jordy Birch was the lead singer of Juno Award winning 90’s Canadian alt rock band Pure. After the demise of Pure, Birch had a #1 solo hit with “Moola Moola”. In 2008 he formed Guilty About Girls with Mark R Henning and DJ Lucas T Poth and had another alternative radio hit with “Candy, Candy.” Drummer Slam T. Hide, formerly of Zodiac Mindwarp & The Love Reaction, The KLF and The Roswells. Bassist Robert Edmonds, is also a graphic designer who has worked extensively in the music industry, creating poster and album art for Blue Rodeo, The Cure, Tom Waits, The Flaming Lips and more. The Wivez first 5 singles were recorded with Mark R Henning at Boutique Empire, Vancouver and released on VanCity Records.
== Discography ==
* "Dead In The Middle" (VanCity Records, 2016)
* "Havana" (VanCity Records, 2017)
* "Baby, I’m Bored" (VanCity Records, 2017)
* "How Weird Is Now" (VanCity Records, 2018)
* "The Death Of Me" (VanCity Records, 2018)
* "Off & On" (VanCity Records, 2018)
* "Let’s Get Serious" (VanCity Records, 2019)
* "Surfin’ USA" (The Beach Boys cover) (VanCity Records, 2019)
== The Wivez in the Media ==
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== References ==
==External Links ==
* Official website
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* The Wivez on Soundcloud
* The Wivez on Spotify
Category:Canadian rock music groups
Category:Canadian indie rock groups
Category:Canadian bands
Category:Musical groups from Vancouver
Category:Musical groups established in 2015
Category:Canadian musical groups
The World of JamieTyler

JamiesonTyler Amere Justice (born December 28, 2015), known professionally as JamieTyler or The World of JamieTyler is an American child author, model, and social media personality best known for his 2023 children's book A Hero That Looks Like Me. He began his career modeling at the age of 4. Continuing his In 2019, he branched into creating content on social media under the handle; The world of JamieTyler, a concept and brand created by JamieTyler and his parents. 
==Biography==
JamiesonTyler Amere Justice was born in Houston, Texas on December 28, 2015 to Rachael (née Simmons) and Adrian Justice. His father served in the United States Air Force and his mother served in the United States Navy. On November 11, 2015, his mother, Rachael went into preterm labor during her mother's funeral, which was successfully suppressed. JamiesonTyler's due date was December 2, 2015; due to complications, a cesarean delivery was scheduled for December 28. He has two siblings. His older brother is the grandnephew of Grammy nominated drummer, composer, and bandleader Chris "Daddy" Dave. Through his mother, Justice is the nephew of actor, writer, and producer Rondell Simmons; notably known for his roles in the short films Mandatory Minimum, Joe vs Doomsday, and Uncle Mike. Inspired by his uncle's love for fashion and sneakers, Justice became an avid shoe collector.
==Career==
Justice began modeling at age 4. In 2019, he branched into creating content on social media when a video he posted went viral overnight. He grew his platform under the handle; The world of JamieTyler. Originally, while the concept's name was still in development, the inspiration behind the name was a modern day rendition of the American animated educational television series; Little Bill. Ultimately, the concept's name was inspired by the 1998 television program Elmo's World. 
His First book, A Hero That Looks Like Me was scheduled to be released on July 2, 2023, in memory of his maternal grandmother but missed the submission deadline by 6 minutes and subsequently wasn't published until July 3, 2023.
In a September 2023 interview with Shoutout HTX magazine, Justice announced that he had 3 other books set to be published once illustrations were complete.
==Bibliography==
Target/Type 	Series/Description 	Title 	Date 	Ref.
Children/nonfiction	A Book of affirmations	A Hero That Looks Like Me 	July 3, 2023 	
Children 	non fiction 	What about bugs that fly? 	December 28, 2023	
Children 	non fiction 	Meltdowns are for marshmallows 	March 8, 2024 	
Children 	fiction 	The Best nightmare I've ever had	TBA 	
Category:2015 births
Category:People from Houston, Texas
Category:American people
Category:Child writers
Category:Models
The XDFilpDaf Channel

The XDFilpDaf Channel is a YouTuber that joined YouTube at December 21 2021 but didn't uploaded any videos until September 17 2022 (1 year and 1 month) and on August 4 2023 (2 months ago) he made a new video and continued to get more views that it became the most popular video in the channel
==Criticism==
In December 16 2022, The XDFilpDaf Channel made a short on YouTube called "Splendid Dies From A Carrot (because he doesn't like carrots) LAST SHORT" which had a comment that said "Bad content
Category:YouTube channels
Category:YouTube channels launched in 2021
The Zay Initiative

The Zay Initiative , founded in 2018, is the first "fashion-history" archive of its kind. It is a digital museum that exhibits more than 1200 pieces of traditional clothing from the Middle East.
The Initiative is a non_profit venture, celebrates the preservation of Arab heritage. It seeks to perpetuate tangible and intangible heritage through the collection, documentation, conservation and exhibition of traditional costume/dress and modes of bodily adornment. Thus sustaining the names and stories to empower women by insuring that their voices transcend time.
The Zay Initiative aims to promote an understanding of the evolution of regional culture, building up public awareness and appreciation of this unique heritage, reaching out to like minded institutions, lending them exhibitions or displays nationally, regionally and worldwide.
==About the founder==
The Zay Initiative was founded by Dr. Reem El Mutwalli, a published author, with over 30 years of experience in art and cultural heritage. Since the early 1980s, at the Cultural Foundation Abu Dhabi, she has been contributing to the establishment of cultural & art departments; advising on museum displays, leading and driving projects, hosting seminars, undertaking cultural tasks of different capacities and curating exhibitions.
==In the media==
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== References ==
== External links ==
* The Zay Initiative facebook page
* The Zay Initiative instagram page
* The Zay Initiative twitter page
* The Zay Initiative linkedin page
* The Zay Initiative youtube channel
* The Zay Initiative: The region's first 'fashion-history archive
* The Zay Initiative: the digital archive built to preserve Arab heritage
* Zay Initiative: a new digital museum is preserving traditional Arab clothing for generations to come
* The Zay Initiative and the Sultani Collection – Mr X Stitch
* The Zay Initiative - Charity Details
* The Zay Initiative – By Dr. Reem El Mutwalli
Category:Organizations established in 2018
Category:Organisations based in the United Kingdom
Category:Virtual museums
Category:Non-profit organizations
Category:Cultural regions
The little flower's high school

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The little flower's high school
 (Estd.1935)
founder:- Sir John Pereria
Address:-
2/A,Gundawli,near Vishal hall, Andheri-Kurla Road, Andheri(East), Mumbai-400069
Tel:-26830627 / 26839178
Website:-www.thelittleflower.ac.in
Principal:-Miss.kanchan chatlani
ISO 9001-2000 Certified Institution
formal education:-
Pre-primary : Jr.K.G and Sr. K.G
Primary : 1 to 4
Secondary : 5 to 10
GOVT.recognised and follows SSC Syllabus(Govt.of Maharashtra)
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Thea Green Lundberg

Thea Green Lundberg (born 28 April 1993, Risør) is a Norwegian actress and home health nurse. She is known for her role as "Line Wisting", the daughter of the main protagonist "William Wisting" in the Norwegian thriller police television series Wisting (2019-), as "Susanne" in the television series Livstid (2020), and as the human rights activist "Frida Engø" in the political thriller TV series Occupied (2015-2020).
==Acting career==
Thea Green Lundberg was born and raised in the town of Risør located in the southern part of Norway. As teenager she went to Dahlske videregående skole (upper secondary school) 2010-2012, which specializes in courses like music, dance, and drama. After graduation she failed getting into Teaterhøgskolen in Oslo, and went for a three month long stay in Los Angeles studying the drama skill technique chubbucks. Back in Norway she continued doing theatre and music until she decided to begin a study for a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies and Theatre at the Oslo Metropolitan University in 2015. She acted in several Norwegian short films before she got a more significant role in the second season of the TV series Occupied in 2017.
Thea Green Lundberg went to audition for the Wisting series in December 2017, and got her significant role as Line, playing along with actors like Sven Nordin, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Mads Ousdal. The Viaplay series was broadcast in the Nordic countries and later by the BBC.
==Miscellaneous==
In addition to her acting career Thea Green Lundberg has worked as a home health nurse in Risør Municipality. She is also one of the leaders of Risør Ungdomsteater (a theatre for Young Audiences).
Besides her acting career Lundberg is also the lead vocalist of the Norwegian country band Godagmand. The band released an EP and a single in 2015.
==Filmography==
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Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2012 	The Orheim Company 	SOS activist (uncredited)	Film
2017 	Occupied (Season 2) 	Frida Engø 	TV series
2018 	Homewrecker 	Anna 	Short film
2018 	The Way Things End 	Sofia 	Short film
2019 	Fragments 	Iben 	Short film
2020 	Vil du ha meg tilbake?	woman 	Short film
2020 	Livstid 	Susanne 	TV series
2019-2024	Wisting 	Line Wisting 	TV series
Category:Actresses
Category:People from Risør
Category:1993 births
Thea Hail (wrestler)

Maddie Knisley (born September 9, 2003) is an American professional wrestler, currently signed to WWE performing for the NXT (WWE brand) brand under the ring name Thea Hail. She previously wrestled on the independent circuit and made appearances for All Elite Wrestling (AEW) under the ring name Nikita Knight.
==Professional wrestling career==
=== All Elite Wrestling (2021) ===
Knisley made two appearances for All Elite Wrestling (AEW) on AEW Dark, losing to Thunder Rosa and Julia Hart (wrestler).
=== WWE (2022-present) ===
On March 17, 2022, it was announced that Knisley had signed to WWE and would be reporting to the WWE Performance Center. She made her debut on the April 8 episode of the NXT Level Up under the ring name Thea Hail, losing to Ivy Nile. On the May 31 episode of NXT, Hail graduated from college and chose to study in Andre Chase University. Hail would start appearing regularly with Chase U members Andre Chase and Bodhi Hayward, going on a winning streak on NXT Level Up. On the August 9 episode of NXT, Hail made her televised in-ring debut against Arianna Grace in a losing effort. On the November 1 episode of NXT, Duke Hudson joined Chase U replacing Bodhi Hayward and helped Chase and Hail after the former was attacked by Charlie Dempsey.
Category:2003 births
Category:American professional wrestlers
Category:WWE wrestlers
Theadina Von Seyfried

Theadina Globio Von Seyfried is an American German-Filipino actress and model. Born in Los Angeles, California, Theadina is the daughter of Henry Von Seyfried who is also an actor and producer.
==Early Life==
Theadina was born on October 28, 1989, and raised in Los Angeles, California. Her father Henry, was of German heritage and born in Munich, Germany. Theadina’s mother is a Filipino national born in Manila, Philippines who worked as a nurse in the USA.
Theadina studied at Hollywood Highschool and The Beverly Hills Playhouse.
==Career==
She started as a model and actress and has worked with Halle Berry, Mindy Kaling, Seth Rogan, Kevin Hart, Lucy Hale, Gregg Sulkin, and Ilana Glazer. After her father’s death, Theadina has also started volunteering in Hollywood, California.
==Personal Life==
Theadina grew up an only child. She practices meditation, breathwork, and yoga. She spends her time between Los Angeles, California, and Paris, France.
==Filmography==
* The Mindy Project
* Extant
* West World
* Real Husbands of Hollywood
* Time Traveling Bong
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Category:American actresses
Category:American female models
Category:People from Los Angeles
Theatre

In the art, theatre is a collaborative genre that involves live performers, usually actors or actresses, who work together to convey the experience of a real or imagined event to an audience in a particular location, usually a stage. The performers may use a variety of techniques to convey their feelings to the audience, including gestures, speaking, song, music, and dancing. To increase the physicality, presence, and immediacy of the encounter, artistic elements such as painted scenery and stagecraft such as lighting are utilised in conjunction with other elements of the experience. The term "theatre" refers to the particular location where the performance takes place, and it is derived from the Ancient Greek o (théatron, "a place for seeing"), which is derived from the Greek o (theáomai, "to see", "to watch", and "to observe" (théatron).
Most of the technical vocabulary, categorization into genres, and many of the themes, stock characters, and narrative elements found in modern Western theatre are derived from the ancient Greek theatre from which it draws. Patrice Pavis, a theatre artist, describes theatricality, theatrical language, stage writing, and the uniqueness of theatre as equivalent terms that distinguish theatre from the other performing arts, literature, and the arts in general, according to the artist.
Performances of plays and musical theatre are common in contemporary theatre. Ballet and opera are both considered theatre arts, and they use many of the same traditions as theatre, such as acting, costumes, and staging. They had a significant impact on the evolution of musical theatre; for further details, check the articles linked above.
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Category:Stage terminology
Category:Performing arts
Theatre director

Unifying various endeavours and aspects of production, a theatre director or stage director is a professional in the theatre field who supervises and orchestrates the mounting of an entertainment production such as a play or opera as well as dance and drama productions, musical theatre performances, and other similar events. The director's role is to guarantee that a theatrical performance is of high quality and completeness, as well as to guide the members of the creative team in bringing their artistic vision to fruition. A collaborative effort between the director and a group of creative people and other members of the production team is necessary to coordinate research and work on all elements of the production, including the technical and performance components. Stagecraft, costume design, theatrical properties (props), lighting design, set design, and sound design are some of the technical elements of the performance. Acting, dancing, orchestra, chanting, and stage fighting are some of the performance elements.
When staging a new piece of writing or a (new) translation of a play, the director may collaborate with the writer or translator as well as with the actors. When it comes to modern theatre, the director is usually seen as the primary visionary, making choices on the creative idea and interpretation of the play as well as the staging of the performance. Depending on the organisation and ideology of various theatre groups, different directors have a variety of positions of power and responsibility. Various methods, ideologies, and degrees of cooperation are used by directors in their work.
Category:Theatre directors
Category:Directors
Category:Theatrical occupations
Theatre organ

In the first three decades of the twentieth century, a theatre organ (also known as a theatre organ, or [particularly in the United Kingdom] a cinema organ) was an unique kind of pipe organ that was initially created to provide music and sound effects to accompany silent films in theatres.
A theatre organ's console is often distinguished by a horseshoe-shaped arrangement of stop tabs (tongue-shaped switches) located above and around the instrument's keys, which are generally arranged in a circle. Theatre organ console were usually adorned in extravagant ways, with brilliantly coloured stop tabs and painted bright red and black, or full gold, or ivory with gold trim, and with built-in console lighting, in recognition of its prominent location in houses of popular entertainment. A typical characteristic of organs installed in the United Kingdom was the use of wide transparent surrounds that extended from both sides of the console and included internal colourful lights. One such specimen is the so-called Rhinestone Barton, which was built in 1928 and placed at the old RKO Iowa Theatre in Des Moines. Black felt fabric studded with glass glitter in swirling patterns covers the whole console of this three-manual, fourteen-rank Wangerin Barton. Rhinestone trim trims the borders of all three manuals and the entire console of this Wangerin Barton. Another example is the 3/13 Barton, which can be seen at Ann Arbor's old Michigan Theatre. The organ, which was installed in 1927 and is now performed five evenings a week before the majority of cinema screenings, was built in 1927. The idea of the theatre organ gained popularity, and as a result, theatre organs started to be placed in a variety of different kinds of venues, including municipal auditoriums, sports stadiums, private homes, and even churches, as the concept spread. The six-manual, 52-rank Barton theatre organ, which was placed in the enormous Chicago Stadium, was one of the biggest theatre organs ever constructed (and definitely had the largest console ever designed specifically for a theatre organ).
Category:Organs (music)
Category:Silent film music