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Allison Harvard Burke, the former America's Next Top Model runner-up known as 'Creepy-chan,' posted a proof sheet from her 2006 Klein High School session on Saturday. The intense portrait amid bookshelves and plants echoed her signature eerie aesthetic from 4chan memes and early self-portraits. Fans reacted with a mix of horror movie jokes, meme nods, and praise, while she clarified her family chose a different photo. Now 38, a painter and mom, she gave everyone a fun glimpse of her quirky origins.

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A teenage Allison Harvard stares wide-eyed from her senior portrait proof sheet, capturing the haunting gaze that defined her early fame. The unpolished gem from Klein High School quickly drew massive attention.

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In 2025, China's solar generation exceeded 1,000 TWh so far, with the first half alone producing 559 TWh, a 43% increase from 2024 and surpassing hydropower for the first time. Solar capacity reached 1.08 terawatts by June, up 57% year-over-year, contributing to renewables supplying one-third of the nation's electricity. This growth outpaced demand, reducing CO2 emissions by 1% in the first half despite rising AI and EV needs, as China added 212 GW of solar capacity mid-year.

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China's solar power has surged past 1,000 terawatt-hours this year, matching the electricity from 150 to 160 nuclear reactors over nearly 10 months.

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The red crosses matched the Swiss flag's design, fooling fans into thinking the entire starting XI was sidelined. Memes poured in, with one post joking they wouldn't pass the group stage with all injured players, racking up 45,000 likes. No injuries exist; previews confirm a fit squad led by captain Granit Xhaka and Manchester City's Manuel Akanji, facing Qatar in their Group B opener at Levi's Stadium.

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A Sofascore graphic showed Switzerland's expected lineup against Qatar, complete with red crosses on every player—like a full squad injury report.

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The six-member J-pop group—Jesse, Kyomoto Taiga, Matsumura Hokuto, Kochi Yugo, Morimoto Shintaro, and Tanaka Juri—launched TBS's CDTV Live! Live! Monthly Live feature, spotlighting them every week throughout June to mark six years since their January 22, 2020 debut. Tonight's set included high-energy performances of 'Imitation Rain,' 'ABARERO,' 'Good Luck!,' and 'こっから,' complete with tank-top reveals and Juri Tanaka's infectious grin. Fans lit up with praise for their polished vocals, sharp choreography, and evolved stage presence, eagerly awaiting three more weeks of anniversary celebrations.

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SixTONES burst onto the recreated Akasaka live house stage, delivering their debut 'Imitation Rain' with the same fire that sold a million copies back in 2020.

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The group's 68th single 'Sukiish,' meaning that fluttery 'like-ish' feeling before love, drops August 19 with Ito Momoka leading the 16-member senbatsu for the second time in a row. The bubbly pink artwork features floating hearts and sparkling curtains, drawing fan praise as a 'pink dreamland' ideal for summer, though some critiqued the Shein-like costumes up close. Produced by Yasushi Akimoto, it comes in multiple editions with Blu-rays and handshake tickets, leading to Yokohama concerts on September 26-27 and nationwide fan meets.

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Eighteen AKB48 members lounge on a heart-shaped platform, surrounded by bubbles and pastel outfits that capture shy summer crushes perfectly.

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The photo shows two doors, one with a sun symbol labeled 'Sun Child' and the other a crescent moon as 'Moon Child,' echoing a meme of a confused customer asking 'WHICH ONE AM I?!?!' Historian Tom Rowsell claims 'Moon Child' fits because English 'moon' stems from masculine Old English *mōna*, linked to a male moon god in Germanic and Norse lore, like *der Mond* in German. Critics counter with Romance languages where moon is feminine (*la lune* in French), ties to women's cycles, or regional climate views, while Rowsell notes male moon gods in Egyptian, Slavic, and other traditions. The back-and-forth mixes linguistics, myths, and biology, all in good fun over a simple restroom choice.

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A coffee shop's playful bathroom labels—Sun Child and Moon Child—have folks everywhere picking sides based on ancient language and myths.

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