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Jesus-shaped cloud floating above Philippines basilica stuns churchgoers
These churchgoers caught quite a sight. Earlier this month, one eagle-eyed individual spotted a cloud formation in the shape of Jesus Christ above the Basilica Minore of Our Lady of Peñafrancia in Naga City, one of the foremost religious centers in the Philippines. The conspicuously shaped cloud in question was seen while attending a worship service ahead of National Youth Day — a Filipino holiday celebrated on June 19 that emphasizes serving community and country — and was captured in a now-viral video. The video zooms in on the cloud formation and sees details like wispy 'hair' and a faintly formed raised hand. Fellow Catholic worshippers in the crowd seemed to notice the sight as well, all looking up in amazement, as shown in a circulating video on social media. While some couch surfing critics cast doubt on the viral sight, many Philippines-based devotees took the video as a sign from above. Some commenters said it looked like the sacred-shaped cloud looked like it was addressing the crowd of people gathered below it. Viral Press In fact, after the cloud likeness was initially spotted, over 8,000 worshippers visited the site to pray in honor of the miraculous sight. This Jesus-shaped cloud comes after a series of recent discoveries were made in relation to centuries-old mysteries. As The Post reported back in April, a study by NASA could confirm some biblical events, including Jesus' crucifixion. 'Christian texts mention that the moon turned to blood after Jesus's crucifixion — potentially referring to a lunar eclipse, during which the moon takes on a reddish hue,' NASA said, adding that modern technology has discovered that there was in fact an eclipse in Jerusalem. According to the agency, the astronomical event happened on Friday, April 3, 33 AD, which happens to be the same day many theologians suggest is the day of Jesus' death. Further back in 2024, breakthroughs in AI technology allowed researchers to recreate Jesus' face from the famous Turin Shroud. The AI depictions of Jesus were quite similar to traditional representations of the figure as a man with shoulder-length brown hair and a bearded face, but some minor facial details varied between versions. PRASAD K BALAN – Though Jesus' likeness has been portrayed in art for nearly two thousand years, this AI model created a rendering of the religious figure through what many believe to be a facial impression in the piece of cloth that was suggested to have been present at the time of his resurrection. The shroud has not been officially recognized as a verified relic by the Catholic Church, but several popes— including Pope Francis — have prayed before it.
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King Charles III greets George and Amal Clooney at Buckingham Palace: See the photos
King Charles III welcomed a host of special guests including George and Amal Clooney to a reception at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday. The couple attended the event in celebration of the 2025 King's Trust Awards, which recognize young people who have overcome significant challenges to create positive change in their communities. In photos from the evening, the king is seen smiling warmly as he greets the Clooneys. One image captures George Clooney in conversation with the monarch, while Amal Clooney looks on with a smile, stunning in a black off-the-shoulder cocktail dress. George Clooney kept things classic in a sleek gray suit. The couple also took group photos with award winners and fellow supporters of the initiative. The official X account for Charles and Queen Camilla also shared a video offering a glimpse into the event, congratulating the winners, and celebrating the 10th anniversary of The King's Trust International. This isn't the Clooneys' first encounter with the British royals or their first visit to a royal residence. In 2019, they attended a dinner at Buckingham Palace hosted by Charles, then the Prince of Wales, in support of The Prince's Trust Group, joined by other ambassadors and supporters of The Prince's Trust International. The year before, the Clooneys were among the celebrity guests at Prince Harry and Meghan's royal wedding at Windsor Castle. They later vacationed with the couple baby shower in early 2019.
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‘What a rush' – Brad Pitt on driving Formula One car as new movie hits cinemas
Brad Pitt relished an 'extraordinary' experience of driving a Formula One car as F1: The Movie hit cinemas in the UK. The Hollywood star, who plays F1 driver Sonny Hayes in the blockbuster film, was recently given the chance to drive McLaren's 2023 car around Austin's Circuit of the Americas. Pitt, 61, had plenty of driving experience – including behind the wheel of modified F2 cars – while filming the movie over the last two years, but was blown away by his first taste of an F1 car. 'Oh my God, what a rush,' Pitt said in a video on McLaren's social media channels. 'A lot bigger horse than I've been on.' Brad Pitt LOVES the MCL60 🤩✅#McLaren | #F1TheMovie — McLaren (@McLarenF1) June 25, 2025 Pitt added on the Beyond the Grid podcast: 'I got to hit 197mph this week. I really wanted to hit 200. You know, it hurts me a little bit – three miles per hour short on the straight. This was at Austin. 'You're so focused, but you're not white knuckling. You're just in this sublime groove. It is really extraordinary. 'I try to explain this feeling of downforce, and I fail every time because you try to say like a rollercoaster, but that's not even right, because you feel the fulcrum point underneath you – you're in it. 'I was in an aerobatic plane once, and it's the closest thing, but still this thing… this is such a unique feeling and an absolute high. I'm still on a high, I really am. I'm just still on a high.' Pitt's fictional rookie team-mate Joshua Pearce is played by British actor Damson Idris. Filming has taken place across multiple races over the last two seasons and F1 chiefs hope the movie will follow the popularity of Netflix's Drive To Survive series in cracking America. Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is an executive producer on the movie, directed by Joseph Kosinski and co-produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, which will be released in the United States on Friday. Hamilton, 40, posted a picture of himself alongside Pitt as he reflected on the journey he had been on while making the film. 'Four years in the making — what a journey it's been,' Hamilton wrote on Instagram. 'I'm incredibly grateful to everyone at Apple and Warner Bros for believing in us and partnering with such heart and vision. To Joe and Jerry — thank you. I've learned so much from both of you and it's truly been an honour to work alongside you. 'These were taken on our very first day on track, with Brad at Silverstone looking into Copse Corner. What a moment. One of those memories that stick with you.'
