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Recently created articles

How the Grinch Stole Christmas (soundtrack) (talk). Submitted by 223.178.83.34 (talk). Accepted by Reading Beans (talk · contribs).
Tron: Uprising (soundtrack) (talk). Submitted by 223.178.83.34 (talk). Accepted by Sksatsuma (talk · contribs).
Harry Struijker-Boudier (talk). Submitted by HRShami (talk · contribs). Accepted by Agent VII (talk · contribs).
Prelude and Fugue in E Minor (BWV 879) (talk). Submitted by Andreachlc0203 (talk · contribs). Accepted by Agent VII (talk · contribs).
1988 West Virginia Attorney General election (talk). Submitted by Emfri1188 (talk · contribs). Accepted by Yoblyblob (talk · contribs).
Cretonia platyphaeella (talk). Submitted by Smithsqrd (talk · contribs). Accepted by Ozzie10aaaa (talk · contribs).
Pseudogramma australis (talk). Submitted by 72.211.223.50 (talk). Accepted by Ozzie10aaaa (talk · contribs).
Amanda Shingirai Mushate (talk). Submitted by Thilio (talk · contribs). Accepted by Lijil (talk · contribs).
Alice Through the Looking Glass (soundtrack) (talk). Submitted by 223.178.83.34 (talk). Accepted by Ozzie10aaaa (talk · contribs).
Naked Gun (disambiguation) (talk). Submitted by 65.93.183.181 (talk). Accepted by Sksatsuma (talk · contribs).

Recent DYKs blurbs

... that police investigated the European Australian Movement after it distributed letters carrying a slogan from Nazi Germany? (2025-07-28)
... that Kamla Jaan, a hijra and mayor, was removed from office because the electoral rolls listed her as male? (2025-07-27)
... that Peru's fishing industry is the world's largest producer of fishmeal and fish oil? (2025-07-25)
... that as of 2023 only about 150 people had been diagnosed with Skraban–Deardorff syndrome? (2025-07-22)
... that attempted crimes with no chance of success are still punishable by law in Germany? (2025-07-22)
... that Shakira's Oral Fixation, Vol. 2 was only released in some Middle Eastern countries, and even then without the song "How Do You Do", which was deemed blasphemous? (2025-07-13)
... that an openly gay referee officiated the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship final? (2025-07-09)
... that the Cova de les Dones contains prehistoric art and ancient Roman inscriptions? (2025-07-09)
... that Albanian investment in the AI startup Thinking Machines Lab required an amendment to the country's 2025 budget? (2025-07-07)
... that Cybersocket, Inc., started by repackaging public domain information into a niche paperback guide to gay pornographic sites? (2025-07-03)
... that a single horsehair helped solve the murder of Nancy Titterton? (2025-07-01)
... that Hanahaki disease, a fictional illness in which a person coughs up flowers due to unrequited love, is often used in queer fan fiction to symbolize repressed desire? (2025-07-01)
... that artist Agnes Gallus fled Hungary for Canada during the 1956 revolution? (2025-07-01)
... that the killer of Anne Castle and William Bryan was convicted nearly 30 years after the murders? (2025-06-29)
... that actor Ben Ahlers learned watchmaking from the Horological Society of New York for his role in The Gilded Age? (2025-06-28)
... that Saint-Saëns's Phaéton was described by a critic after its premiere as "the noise of a hack coming down from Montmartre"? (2025-06-26)
... that Sae Kitamura (pictured) has had her university students contribute to the Japanese Wikipedia as part of their coursework? (2025-06-25)
... that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that "half of the residents of Mount Desert Island, Maine, are convinced they are millionaires since the body of Karl N. Mellon" was discovered? (2025-06-24)
... that Perceval, the Story of the Grail by Chrétien de Troyes is considered by literary historians to be the earliest example of the narrative technique of entrelacement? (2025-06-24)
... that the Brazilian government advocated the use of COVID kits, which contained a drug used to treat head lice? (2025-06-24)
... that Warren Truitt (pictured) served as a legislator in Oregon and a judge in Alaska in the 19th century, and as both a legislator and a judge in Idaho in the 20th? (2025-06-20)
... that the Rephaim text, a 14th-century BCE Ugaritic poem, tells of mysterious warrior beings who ride for three days to a threshing floor – only to spend the next seven days eating there? (2025-06-20)
... that Arizona State athletic director Graham Rossini got his start as a student assistant, with duties including washing baseball uniforms? (2025-06-17)
... that Olive Garden and Chili's got in a ship war over Destiel? (2025-06-17)
... that Rued Langgaard said that his Symphony No. 6 depicts the struggle between Jesus and "spiritual wickedness in high places"? (2025-06-16)

Transcluding 25 of 1390 total

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