This line is spoken by Mufasa in one of the most powerful and tender scenes of The Lion King — the moment when a father tries to teach his son about legacy, memory, and the forces that guide us even ...

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The North American tour of Disney’s The Lion King will welcome Zama Magudulela as Rafiki. Magudulela will begin performances ...

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TOKYO -- A new report says that more people in Japan will change jobs in 2026, especially workers in their 50s. The job change service Doda says this Full article News in Easy English: Foreign workers ...