Instagram

Emily on Instagram: "the typical advent calendars aren’t my favorite 🤭 so here’s some different advent calendar ideas from LEGO! The Minifigs are my favorite part of their official advent calendars! Thank you @lego for sending them along! 🎄 #gifted #rlfm #reviews #60475 #75418 #42668 #76456 #43273 #adventcalendar"

WASTED on Instagram: "😶 The year 2025 is poised to be a transformative moment in human history, with technological advancements shaping every facet of daily life. Artificial intelligence is expected to have become even more deeply integrated into industries like healthcare, education, and transportation, revolutionizing how we work, learn, and interact. Automation will likely take over many routine tasks, leading to both challenges and opportunities. As AI-driven systems become more capable, et

mayim bialik on Instagram: "It’s that time of year. Rosh Hashanah - the start of the Jewish New Year - starts tonight. 🎆 Time to post my much-cherished spontaneous New Year’s segment with @iammaxgreenfield when we appeared on @latelateshow with @j_corden . I’ll be off the grid until Wednesday but our podcast posts shall continue! Until then, Happy New Year - 🎆 - Shana tovah t’kateivu 🍎 🍯 🐏 🌎 🎂 @kvellercom"

9.2.9 Movie on Instagram: "follow now for next part 🎥♥️ . . Movie Name: Student of the Year --- This video is fictional and has nothing to do with reality. This video is made only for the entertainment of the audience. If you love someone, let them go,” as if it were that easy. Truth is, each one of us is holding on to something-maybe a dream, perhaps a job, or a person. The internet is full of masterclasses on letting go, pieces of advice, and techniques on the art of detachment. But if it was

Instagram

9.2.9 Movie on Instagram: "follow now for next part 🎥♥️ . . Movie Name: Student of the Year --- This video is fictional and has nothing to do with reality. This video is made only for the entertainment of the audience. If you love someone, let them go,” as if it were that easy. Truth is, each one of us is holding on to something-maybe a dream, perhaps a job, or a person. The internet is full of masterclasses on letting go, pieces of advice, and techniques on the art of detachment. But if it was