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HBO's Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel introduces Casey Brown
HBO's REAL SPORTS WITH BRYANT GUMBEL returns for an all-new episode on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 (10:00-11:00 p.m. ET/PT). The series is available on HBO and to stream on HBO Max.
Casey Brown is not your typical world-class athlete. Growing up with her family completely isolated from the outside world in the New Zealand bush, Casey followed in her older brother Sam's footsteps, becoming a professional mountain biker. While developing into one of the most accomplished bikers in the world, and pushing for opportunities for female riders, Casey's had to cope with heartbreaking tragedy.
Correspondent Andrea Kremer reports. Producer: Jake Rosenwasser.
Börni – Overdose
Double platinum winning Swiss artist Börni is back with her third single this year called "Overdose." After releasing the power singles "I'm Alive" and "Ghost," Börni's third single "Overdose" will now be released on September 23, 2022.
It is interesting that we always want what is no longer good for us in an overdose. Börni sings in the song "Overdose" about how she would be better off not giving in to what she wants. The song is about a relationship. But Börni clearly says that you have to consciously find the right measure in everything you do and want in order to be happy. For the music video, which will be released in October 2022, she got a Swiss choreographer and TikTok star in the lead role. Get your own dose of this synth-pop tune this Friday.
Queen Elizabeth II of England dies at the age of 96
On Thursday, September 8, Queen Elizabeth II died at 96, while under the supervision of doctors at Balmoral (1926-2022). According to Buckingham Palace, he will assume the sovereign title of King Charles III, and his wife, Camilla, will be known as Queen Consort.
In England, all the alarms have been raised by the state of health of Queen Elizabeth II. Buckingham Palace has released a statement in which it ensures that the doctors who treat the 96-year-old sovereign have been seen this Thursday (September 8) "concerned" about her state of health and have recommended that she remain under supervision medical.
The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The monarch passed away this Thursday, September 8, at her summer residence at Balmoral Castle, in Scotland, sheltered by her entire family close to her. Her son Prince Charles succeeds her as the king of England. The British heir, 73, assumes the throne under the name of Carlos III after the death of his mother. All flags in the UK will be flown halfway through the ten days of national mourning leading up to the funeral.
Queen Elizabeth II has reigned for 70 years, breaking all her records and celebrating her Platinum Jubilee last February.
Historic farewell to Queen Elizabeth II: Sep 19, 2022
The British capital is fully shielded by the presence of up to 500 heads of state and government. The coffin of Queen Elizabeth II is being transferred to the state arms carriage, which waits outside the north door of the building. It will be a short route to the abbey, crossing Parliament Square and New Palace Yard.
The United Kingdom says goodbye to Elizabeth II with a funeral that will go down in history. The British country will wake up tomorrow, September 20, in a new era after today ending the national mourning for the death of the monarch with a solemn state funeral at London's Westminster Abbey, where Elizabeth II was crowned in 1953, followed by her burial at Windsor.
Kings and presidents: half the world attends the funeral of Elizabeth II in London: Sep 18, 2022
The impact, success, and transcendence of Queen Elizabeth II, who reigned for more than seven decades, is evidenced in the list of attendees at a funeral as was not seen in London. Hundreds of world leaders and monarchs will attend the monarch's state funeral in London on Monday, September 19, which will be one of the largest diplomatic meetings in decades and will have Westminster Abbey as its epicenter. Although there is no "official" list of guests, invitations have been sent to those countries with which the United Kingdom has diplomatic relations to pay their respects to Elizabeth II.
The eight grandchildren of Elizabeth II watch over her coffin in Westminster Hall: Sep 17, 2022
The eight grandchildren of Elizabeth II, led by Prince William and his brother Harry, watched over the remains of their grandmother for 15 minutes this Saturday in the burning chapel installed in the Palace of Westminster. Additionally, King Charles III and Prince William paid a surprise visit to the long queue of people patiently waiting to pass the coffin of the late Queen Elizabeth II. They shook hands and said thanks in the mile-long queue near Lambeth Bridge.
Access to the queue for the burning chapel is temporarily closed: Sep 16, 2022
The British Government has announced that for the next six hours no one will be able to queue to enter the funeral chapel of Queen Elizabeth II at the Palace of Westminster after it has reached almost 8 kilometers. With waiting times estimated at about 14 hours, the authorities had already warned of this probability due to the saturation in Southwark Park. The Government has encouraged citizens not to try to join the queue until its reopening is formally notified.
The queue to fire the monarch exceeds five kilometers: Sep 15, 2022
Endless queue throughout the night to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II in London. Thousands of people serenely wait their turn to enter the Palace of Westminster and pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II. The queue exceeds five kilometers and it is expected that over the days it will reach up to eight. The body of Elizabeth II arrived at Westminster after a funeral procession from Buckingham Palace. The funeral chapel has been open to the public for more than twelve hours and will remain open until 6:30 a.m. on Monday, September 19, hours before the state funeral begins, which will be attended by numerous leaders from around the world.
The big surprise among the guest list is the presence of Olena Zelenska, the wife of the President of Ukraine. She will attend the monarch's funeral.
30-hour queues to bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth II at the Palace of Westminster: Sep 14, 2022
The remains of the monarch rest in Buckingham Palace (London), where they arrive around nine o'clock at night on Monday, September 13. There, they are being veiled in privacy. In the afternoon today, the coffin will be transferred to the Palace of Westminster where the funeral chapel will be installed so that the British people and tourists can pay their respects, just as they did in Edinburgh. People who attend will have to stand in line for up to 30 hours to say goodbye to their queen.
The remains of Queen Elizabeth II arrive at St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh: Sep 13, 2022
The cathedral of St. Giles, in Edinburgh, covers at this time a religious service in memory of the monarch. Her mortal remains have arrived there in a retinue that has slowly crossed the center of the Scottish and her children have led on foot: King Charles III, Anne, Andrew, and Edward.
Although thousands of people have already left their messages and flowers since last Thursday, September 8, at the residences of the Royal Family, this afternoon, September 12, the funeral chapel of Elizabeth II opens to the public.
How much do you have to pay to visit the grave of Queen Elizabeth II?
Windsor Castle, which was the final scene of the state funeral and burial of the monarch, is scheduled to reopen to the public on Thursday, September 29. A territory that will become practically a pilgrimage place for all who want to see the grave of Elizabeth II. In this way, the price to visit it will be 26.50 pounds.
Rapper Coolio, author of 'Gangsta's Paradise,' dies at 59
Coolio, the Grammy-winning rapper whose biggest hit was 'Gangstar's Paradise', died on Wednesday, September 28 at the age of 59. The singer was visiting a friend in Los Angeles and went to the bathroom but did not come out, as reported by TMZ. When the friend went to check on Coolio, he found him unconscious on the ground, according to the aforementioned diary. The singer's manager has said paramedics believe he died of cardiac arrest.
19 dead and 27 injured in an explosion at an institute in Kabul, Afghanistan
19 people have died and another 27 have been injured as a result of an explosion in an educational center in the Afghan city of Kabul, according to police sources. The victims attacked in the center of Kabul "were taking the entrance exam," reports the Afghan Interior Ministry. "Attacks against civilian targets that demonstrate the brutality of the enemy are strongly condemned," added the police spokesman.
Shakira is on trial again for alleged tax fraud, Spain
The judge of Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona) who manages the controversial case of tax fraud that weighs on Shakira has issued the order for the opening of oral proceedings on Tuesday, September 27, 2022, which means that the Barcelona Court will date sooner the start of the hearings that, if resolved against her, could mean a sentence of eight years and two months in prison for the Colombian singer, in addition to the payment of a fine greater than 23 million euros.
Hurricane Ian causes a trail of destruction and "catastrophic flooding" as it passes through Florida
Hurricane Ian as it passes through Florida is leaving a path of historic flooding and destruction, the worst storms in years, say those who live there. Houses turned into submarines, roofs were torn off by the wind and even firefighters are suffering the devastating consequences of Hurricane Ian. "The storm surges, the winds, and the floods are catastrophic," as said by the National Hurricane Center (CNH). After unloading its full force, it continues its progress through that state, albeit with less power.
17 people die from the passage of Hurricane 'Ian' in Florida
The president of the United States, Joe Biden, has announced that 'Ian' could be the "deadliest" hurricane in the history of the state of Florida, which has already been declared and recognized as a catastrophic area.
The Nord Stream gas leak is causing an environmental disaster in the Baltic Sea
The smoky pool of methane gas in the Baltic Sea, the result of alleged sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, is threatening to trigger an environmental disaster, as environmental organizations and scientific experts have already begun to warn.
Methane is considered a key chemical and emitter of greenhouse gases, so the scientific community strives and works to make some kind of prediction about the effects of the triple leak in Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2.
Total blackout in Cuba due to hurricane 'Ian', which leaves two dead before heading towards Florida
After Hurricane Ian passed through Cuba, where it left several damages, two deaths, and the island in total darkness, it is now advancing towards the state of Florida. And she does it with more and more force. It could cause strong winds of up to 270 kilometers per hour and catastrophic flooding. Two and a half million people have been ordered to leave their homes. The time to get to safety is running out.
Ian has left two people dead in Cuba. In addition, the island has suffered a national blackout due to a breakdown in the electrical system due to Hurricane 'Ian' on the island, according to local authorities.
Actor Alec Baldwin could sit in the dock for the murder of Halyna Hutchins
The state of New Mexico (United States) intends to open proceedings to put American actor Alec Baldwin and three other people in the dock for the murder of Halyna Hutchins. For this, they have approved a budget item of 317.99 dollars so that the Prosecutor's Office can present the charges.
During the filming of Rust, a firearm accident killed the director of photography and injured the film's director, Joel Souza. After an investigation at the hands of the FBI, last August, it was shown that Alec Baldwin would have pulled the trigger against Halyna.
A plane runs off the runway with 159 passengers on board at Tocumen airport, Panama
Moments of fear and panic at the Tocumen International Airport, in Panama, after a plane (Boeing 737-800NG) with more than 150 passengers on board, left the runway amid the strong gusts of wind and rain that are shaking the country, driven by the displacement of Ian, a category 2 hurricane on its way to Florida and Cuba.
Karla Pardini, the tiktoker murdered near her home in Mexico: they called her and asked her to come out
Karla Pardini, a famous 'tiktoker' from Mexico, has been shot to death after receiving a phone call from a person who asked her to leave her house. The 21-year-old girl was ambushed near her residence in Culiacán on September 20. The Attorney General of the State of Sinaloa investigates and explores the crime. No one has been detained so far, according to reports.
Pardini was found dead at an intersection, at the intersection of Catédraticos and Ignacio López Rayón streets, in the Tierra Blanca neighborhood. Several testimonies claim to have seen a group of armed individuals wandering around the area before they killed the young woman.
The queue of almost 50 hours to leave Russia: the exodus by road of those who refuse to go to war
The military mobilization of the Russian population to fight in the war in Ukraine has caused border crossings to collapse. Faced with the impossibility of demonstrating due to the obstacles involved and the exhausted flights, more and more citizens are desperately trying to leave the country by road. Waiting for lines to leave Russian soil can reach around 50 hours.
Rihanna confirms her return to the stage: it will be in the Super Bowl
Rihanna will be the star of the halftime show of the next NFL Super Bowl, which will be held on February 12, 2023, in Glendale (Arizona, USA). The artist communicated this Sunday (September 25) on her Instagram account, where she has 135 million followers, an image without the text in which her hand appeared holding an NFL ball. Later, the league said in a statement that Rihanna will perform at the Super Bowl intermission.
"Rihanna is a generational talent, a woman of humble beginnings who has exceeded expectations at every turn. A person born on the small island of Barbados who became one of the most prominent artists ever," said rapper Jay-Z, who produces the Super Bowl show for the NFL through his company Roc Nation.
Thirteen dead, seven of them children, and dozens injured in a shooting at a Russian school
A gunman has opened fire at a school in the Russian city of Izhevsk, according to the Russian government news agency TASS. The attacker would have killed 13 people, seven of them children, and injured several people. According to the Russian Interior Ministry, the shooter would have committed suicide. The police would have found the attacker dead when he entered the school.
A former student dressed in Nazi symbology, author of the Russian school shooting in which 17 people have died
The death toll in the armed attack has risen to 17, as confirmed by the authorities, who have deepened that among the fatalities there are 11 minors and six adults. In addition, there are 24 wounded, 22 of them minors.
Argentina: A teenager confesses by message to have murdered her 5-year-old brother: "Mom, I killed him"
A 13-year-old teenager has admitted to having murdered her brother, a 5-year-old boy, in the town of Arroyo Seco, Argentina. The events occurred last Monday, September 19, around eight in the afternoon, when the mother of the minors, Roxana, who went to study at school at night, received a message from her daughter: "Mom, I killed him", the young woman wrote. Faced with the horrible message, the mother raised the alarm and asked the child's father to go check what was happening.
"The Woman King" Sets Up For Huge Box Office Run After Insanely Strong Opening Weekend, US
"The Woman King" is generating the kind of buzz — and ticket sales — that the box office desperately needs. Packed with drama, story, and action, "The Woman King" about a regiment of female warriors grossed $19 million at the domestic box office during its opening weekend, topping the $12 million Sony had forecast.
The film "opened at the high end of our expectations and appears poised for a very healthy movie run thanks to strong word of mouth," said Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at BoxOffice.com. "The Woman King" stars Viola Davis as a general who trains the next generation of warriors to fight against her enemies.
The trial of Amber Heard and Johnny Depp already has a movie. It premieres on September 30, 2022
The MarVista Entertainment studio has set to work this summer to bring this trial to the small screen, shooting against the clock to achieve a good result. And they have succeeded, because it already has an official release date for next September 30 of this year. The TV Movie will be titled Hot Take: The Depp/Heard Trial; and will focus on the defamation case between the two performers that ended with Amber Heard being sentenced to pay her ex-husband 10.4 million dollars in damages. And the road to it was anything but easy. Something that will surely hook those who did not follow the trial day by day.
Spain, European champion after beating France in the Eurobasket
Sergio Scariolo's basketball team beat the French 88-76 and won the team's fourth Eurobasket. The Spanish team won its fourth continental title this Sunday, September 18, in Berlin by defeating France in the Eurobasket final by a score of 88-76. Apart from being the fourth European gold medal, the Spanish team has six silver medals to its credit, which it won in 1935, 1973, 1983, 1999, 2003, and 2007. The last one was at the Eurobasket held in Spain, where the national team fell in the final against Russia.
Puerto Rico is devastated by Hurricane Fiona, tries to restore power
More than 3 million people were left without electricity in Puerto Rico and caused "catastrophic flooding" this Sunday, September 18, after passing through the destruction caused throughout the country. Landslides, fallen trees, collapsed structures, and blocked roads have left the passage of Hurricane Fiona, which caused a general blackout. The governor of Puerto Rico, Pedro Pierluisi, has stated that the island's authorities are gradually repairing the power supply.
The President of the United States, Joe Biden, has declared a state of emergency in Puerto Rico and has organized the release of federal resources for Emergency aid.
Controversy in Iran over the death of a 21-year-old girl detained by the Moral Police for wearing the wrong veil
This Saturday, September 17, the 21-year-old Mahsa Amini has been buried, she has died from the serious injuries suffered after being arrested last Tuesday by the Greater Tehran Morale Police, allegedly for not wearing the veil properly. The young woman was transferred to a hospital already in a coma the day of her arrest after "suffering a heart attack", according to the police version, and she finally died on Friday due to the severity of her injuries.
Hundreds of people attended Amini's funeral in her hometown, Aychi, in the Saghez region of Iran. Family members, friends, and neighbors as well as authorities from the Saghez region have been at the event. This case would have caused spontaneous protests on Friday, September 16. Pictures and videos have been posted on social networks of people chanting phrases such as "Death to the dictator!" at Tehran's Kasri Hospital where Amini died.
Exhume the first corpses from mass graves in Izyum (Ukraine)
The Ukrainian authorities have reported that so far around 60 bodies have been exhumed from a mass grave found in the town of Izyum, located in the Kharkiv region, after the withdrawal of Russian troops from the area. The head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleg Sinegubov, informed through a message on his Telegram account of the progress in the exhumation work. "Police experts in the Kharkiv region have exhumed 59 bodies in Izium today."
"The bodies of 16 men and 26 women, civilians, will be handed over for further analysis," before saying that among the exhumed bodies there are 17 soldiers. "As experts point out, most show signs of a violent death, " Sinegubov said.
Iran admitted to Shanghai Cooperation Organization
For Iran to be admitted to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), the Iranian Foreign Minister, Hossein Amir Abdollahian, and the Secretary-General, Zhang Ming, signed the memorandum of commitment as a member of the association at the summit of the Organization Shanghai Cooperation Conference being held in Samarkand. "From now on we have entered a new phase in various economic, trade, transit, and energy cooperations," Abdollahian mentioned.
Volodymyr Zelensky suffers a traffic accident in Kyiv
The President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelensky, was involved this Thursday, September 15, early in the morning in a traffic accident in Kyiv when he was returning from the city of Izium, although he was not injured. This has been communicated by the Ukrainian president's spokesman, Sergei Nikiforov, who has circumstantiated in a statement on Facebook that a vehicle has crashed into the presidential escort.
French film director Jean-Luc Godard dies by assisted suicide in Switzerland
Jean-Luc Godard died "peacefully, at home" in Switzerland on September 13 at the age of 91, his relatives expressed through a statement and announced that there will be no official funeral and that he will be cremated.
Godard's legal adviser, Patrick Jeanneret, told the AFP news agency that the filmmaker died by assisted suicide. He "turned to legal aid in Switzerland for a voluntary departure as he was affected by 'multiple disabling illnesses,' according to the medical report." Assisted dying is legal in Switzerland under certain circumstances.
The future of Sweden, in the hands of the anti-immigration leader
The Social Democrats of Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson of Sweden were the most voted in the Swedish legislative elections with 30.5% of the vote. In addition, Jimmie Åkesson, leader of the nationalist and anti-immigration Sweden Democrats (SD) party, has become the second political force in the country with a historic 20.6% of the vote.
The rapper PnB Rock, was shot dead to rob him in Los Angeles
Mourning in the world of rap. Rapper PnB Rock has been shot to death while he was eating at a Los Angeles restaurant on Monday, September 12. The artist was interrupted by a man who approached the table at Roscoe's House of Chicken 'N Waffles and asked for the jewelry he was wearing. Given his refusal, he shot him several times in front of his partner, who was eating with the rapper.
Emmy Awards 2022: 'Succession', 'The White Lotus' and 'Ted Lasso', The winners of the ceremony
The 74th edition of the 2022 Emmy Awards was held this past Monday, September 12, and the stars of the small screen wore their best clothes on a magical night, in which emotion and humor were not lacking either. The ceremony took place in Los Angeles, United States, and the big winner was 'Succession', which with 25 nominations in the category of best drama series, took away from the South Korean 'The Squid Game' the chance to become the first no -English-speaking production to win the prize. Plus, 'Ted Lasso' won the best comedy series category for the second successive year, and 'The White Lotus' won the best miniseries.
Additionally, Barack Obama won an Emmy Award for his narration on the Netflix documentary series Our Great National Parks.
Carlos Alcaraz is already the king of tennis: the youngest number one in history wins the US Open
Carlos Alcaraz becomes the youngest number one in history by winning the US Open. The Spanish tennis player won this Sunday, September 11, in four sets (6-4, 2-6, 7-6, and 6-3) against the Norwegian Casper Ruud in the final of the US Open, the last 'Grand Slam' of the season.
The victory that allows the Spaniard to lift his first 'Grande' and climb to number one in the ranking, being the youngest tennis player to achieve it in all of history at 19 years old.
Al Qaeda publishes a book with details about the planning of the 9/11 attacks against the Pentagon and the Twin Towers
Work of Abu Mohamed al Masri: The 250-page book would be the work of Abu Mohamed al Masri, a senior official of the terrorist and jihadist organization who died in 2020 in Iran. He relates that the attacks began to be prepared when they managed to settle in Afghanistan, in 1996, and that they wanted to drag the United States into a long war of attrition and ruin.
Click HERE for more information about the 9/11 attacks.
A person claims to have seen Melissa Highsmith, a woman who disappeared 51 years ago as a baby, United States
Melissa disappeared when she was just 21 months old. It is believed that a woman posing as a nanny took her away. 51 years later, a person claims to have seen her in Charleston, South Carolina (United States). In the third week of September, a person contacted the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). He claimed and guaranteed to have seen Melissa Highsmith in Charleston.
Hell in Kharkov: a Russian attack on the thermal power plant leaves four regions of Ukraine without electricity
A Russian attack on the Kharkiv power plant has left several points in the center and east of the country without water and electricity. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Putin of causing a full payout when the Ukrainian military was making great strides.
So far in September, he would have reconquered 3,000 square kilometers from the Russian troops. The Ukrainian cities of Izium, Lyman, and Kupiansk are already in the hands of Kyiv.
Justin Bieber cancels the rest of his American tour due to health problems
Justin Bieber (28 years old, Canada) announced this Tuesday (August 6) that he will not continue with his Justice World Tour because he has returned to his health problems linked to Ramsay Hunt syndrome, which paralyzes part of his face. "Earlier this year, I made public my battle with the syndrome, for which my face was partially paralyzed," the Canadian singer said on social networks, who said he must pause because his health is "a priority right now," the artist says.
Justin Bieber postpones his US tour as he battles facial paralysis. The European tour, which starts in January, is still on.
Instagram receives a millionaire fine for the mismanagement of personal data of adolescents in Ireland
400 million dollars is the amount that the social media platform must pay. Facebook Ireland allowed users between the ages of 13 and 17 to open accounts on Instagram, with the posting of the underage user's email address or phone numbers open to all users. In addition, Facebook Ireland operated a user registration system for the Instagram service whereby minors' accounts were set to "public" by default, thereby also making adolescent content public, unless the account was set up differently and changed to "private".
Liz Truss succeeds Boris Johnson as UK Prime Minister
The United Kingdom already has a new British minister: Liz Truss will replace Boris Johnson after defeating Rishi Sunak in the conservative 'primaries'. She also takes command of the country at a time marked by different crises: the economic one derived from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the internal crisis after the fall of her boss (Boris Johnson), and the political one, with the ravages of Brexit.
Multiple people were killed in stabbings in Saskatchewan, Canada
At least 15 wounded and 10 dead is the provisional balance of the attack carried out by two individuals in two towns in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada. The main indications suggest that some victims could have been attacked at random and that the two suspects are in hiding. The agents were looking last night (September 4) for those responsible for the attack, whose mobile phone number is unknown.
A major accident at an attraction in India leaves 16 injured
A serious accident at an attraction in Mohali, India, has left at least 16 injured. The rotating Ferris wheel collapsed after a brake failure and crashed to the ground with all passengers on board. The hypothesis is the technical failure of the brakes precisely at the moment in which the Ferris wheel was turning at the highest speed.
7 policemen die in a trap in Colombia
At least seven police officers have died and one of them has been seriously injured this Friday (September 2) in an attack in a rural area of San Luis, in the Department of Huila, in western Colombia, considered the largest attack registered in the country since Gustavo Petro came to power.
It is not clear for now the reasons for the attack or which group is behind it. Although when they appeared they were attacked with rifle bursts and explosives.
New York 'prepares' for the number of sharks sighted off its coast
The large number of sharks that come to the waters near New York (USA) is a reality that the locals must begin to get used to. There have been various reports of swimmers and surfers being bitten. In fact, the beaches of Rockaway, a neighborhood in Queens, have been closed to the bathroom twice during the past month of July after the sighting of sharks from the coast.
The Rings of Power: Premiere of the first two chapters on Amazon Prime
This Friday (September 2), Amazon launches the first chapter of the new series inspired by the Tolkien Universe and whose first two episodes are directed by Juan Antonio Bayona. The streaming platform produces a new installment of the saga made up of eight chapters. Every Friday a new chapter will be broadcast.
When is Rings of Power released in the US? The eight-part series debuts on September 1 at 9:00 p.m. m. ET, with episodes one and two airing one after the other.
Michael O'Leary, the executive director of Ryanair: "The rates will rise from 40 to 50 euros, but the low cost is not dead"
For the airline, Ryanair, it's been a bittersweet summer. Since June they have had strikes by their cabin crew in several European countries, including the United Kingdom and Spain. Linked to this is an inflationary context that is making flying more expensive.
Despite this increase, Ryanair's CEO emphasizes that "low cost is not dead". "What we will not see anymore are tickets at 9.99 euros, but that does not mean that low cost is going to end," said the executive director, Michael O'Leary.
Putin will not attend Gorbachev's funeral because "his job does not allow it"
The last leader of the Soviet Union will have a state funeral like that of his successor in office, Boris Yeltsin.
Putin will not go to the funeral of the last leader of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, who died on August 30, because his work schedule does not allow it. "We know that the farewell ceremony will take place on September 3, and also the funeral, but unfortunately the president's work schedule will not allow him to attend on September 3, so he decided to do it today," he said. Dimitri Peskov (Putin's spokesman). The Russian leader said goodbye yesterday, September 1, to the first president of the Soviet Union at the Central Clinical Hospital in Moscow (Russia), before flying to Kaliningrad.
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Johnny Depp returns to Film Direction
The actor will return behind the camera for "Modigliani," a biographical drama about Italian painter Amedeo Modigliani
Life is smiling strongly at Depp, and after what could easily have been the worst stage of his career, Johnny Depp returns to the cinema, and not only as an actor but also as a director.
The trial against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, brought a lot of headlines that did not leave either of them in a good place, but after having defeated the actress in court, Depp will direct for the first time in his 25-year career a movie.
Back in 1997, Depp starred and directed with Marlon Brando The Brave, a film that narrated the countdown of a man after accepting his own murder for money.
The American is shooting his next film in which he will star as none other than the French king Louis XV, although among his close agenda is sitting behind the cameras for his first film as a director: "Modi", a biopic on the early 20th century Italian painter Amedeo Modigliani.
Not only will he co-produce the film alone, but he will also co-produce it with Barry Navidi and Al Pacino, the European arm of production company Infinitum Nihil. "The saga of Mr. Modigliani's life is one that I am incredibly honored, and truly humbled, to bring to the screen. It was a life of great hardship, but ultimate triumph, a human experience that all viewers can relate to," Johnny Depp said in a statement.
Based on the namesake play by Dennis McIntyre and adapted for the screen by Mary and Jerzy Kromolowski, "Modigliani" takes place in 1916 Paris and tells the story of Italian sculptor and painter Amedeo Modigliani.
The project aims to shoot in 2023, and it is not yet known if Johnny Depp will also act in the film. Amedeo Modigliani was already the subject of a biographical film in 2004 starring Andy García (Cuban American actor).
Although there is still time to start the project, everything indicates that it will be a most ambitious film.
Article: Andrea Esteban
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June Top Stories
It's official; we've hit the midway point of 2022. With such an array of breaking news headlines so far this year, let's review the most resounding stories in the month of June.
Tulsa Shooting
Four people were killed in a shooting that broke out at a campus hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma, just eight days after the catastrophic shooting at Robb Elementary School. The gunman, unidentified, was also found dead, producing a total of five fatalities. As the shooting broke out, panic set in as there were "hundreds of rooms and hundreds of people," located in the hospital, as reported by Richard Meulenberg.
NFL Player Jeff Gladney Dies
After suffering a fatal car accident in Dallas, Arizona Cardinals cornerback Jeff Gladney has passed away. At the scene of the crash, along with Gladney, it was confirmed that Andrea Mercedes Palacios was also killed.
Previous Dallas Cowboys Player Marion Barber Found Dead
Marion Barber, former running back for the Dallas Cowboys, was discovered dead in his Frisco apartment. A complaint about a water leak was reported from Barber's apartment, and police conducted a welfare check. At the scene, they found Barber neglected and unalive. It is uncertain what the cause of his death was.
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Defamation Suit Ends
After a strenuous courtroom battle, both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard were found legally responsible for defamation by the jury. Their ultimate decision found Heard slandered Depp in three varying statements, with Depp defaming Heard in one statement.
Regarding the financial components, the jury awarded Depp with $10 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages. For Heard, she was awarded $2 million in compensatory damages.
Jubilee Live Updates: UK kicks off celebrations for Elizabeth II's 70th year on the throne, United Kingdom
The 'Trooping the color' military parade kicks off four days of celebrations across the country for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee. Britain's longest-serving monarch appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace with other members of the royal family at 11 am Thursday. Today, June 2nd, is the first of four days of the Platinum Jubilee festivities.
Thousands of people have flocked to the British capital (London) to greet a queen who arrives at the event at the height of her popularity. Many citizens spent the night outdoors, camping on The Mall, the avenue that leads to Buckingham Palace, in order to reserve a place in the front rows and witness the parade of 1,500 officers and the subsequent flight of the Royal Air Force over the Palace.
Police officer will not be charged for a shooting he committed in 2016, Wisconsin
The officer who shot and killed three people in the line of duty over five years will not be charged in the 2016 shooting of a 25-year-old man who was found sleeping inside a car in a park.
La Crosse County District Attorney Tim Gruenke, Milwaukee attorney Scott Hansen and special prosecutors have reported their assessment of the incident and no legal basis has been found to charge and blame former police officer Joseph Mensah for having shot at Jay Anderson.
Phoenix Suffers Mass Shootings
The city of Phoenix, Arizona endured an array of mass shootings in the area. At the end of the month of May, one man was shot at a house party in west Phoenix, leaving an additional five injured.
Only one week later, three separate shootings occurred within 24 hours of each other. In the first, a teenage girl was shot dead at a Phoenix strip mall, with eight enduring injuries. The other two shootings left a teenage boy and a man dead by gunshot wounds.
Shootings in Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Michigan Leave at Least Nine Dead
Saturday June 5 and Sunday June 6 attributed to the United States growing number of mass shootings in the year of 2022. In a shocking turn of events, shootings in Philadelphia, Tennessee and Michigan all broke out.
A fight broke out in Philadelphia that resulted in three people being slain, with 11 others shot in the crossfire. The next shooting occurred near a nightclub in Chattanooga with four people killed, and 14 more people suffering injuries from gunshots. The final shooting of the deadly weekend took place in Saginaw where an additional three people were killed.
Juneteenth, also called Freedom Day, African American Independence Day, Emancipation Day, or Jubilee Day is a federal holiday celebrating the emancipation of slavery in the United States. It commemorates the proclamation of freedom for enslaved persons at Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865. Bringing together June and nineteenth, this festival represents pride and solidarity with the black community.
Latest update of the war in Ukraine
The United Nations (UN) denounces that Russia uses rape as a weapon of war. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to many allegations of war crimes and abuses perpetrated by Russian soldiers. The UN has corroborated 124 cases of alleged sexual violence committed in Ukraine.
The Secretary-General's Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict, Pramila Patten, has stated that "women make up the majority of potential victims". Of the corroborated total, it indicates that 56 are women. It follows that 41 of the complaints are from girls and seven boys. It includes rape, forced public nudity, attempted rape, and threat of sexual violence.
Britney Spears Ties the Knot with Sam Asghari
The princess of pop herself, Britney Spears, married fiancé Sam Asghari in a magical ceremony Thursday June 9. Dressed by Donatella Versace, the bride and groom both worn custom Versace designs for their big day.
The magical, private evening took place at her Thousand Oaks home in California with around 60 guests. The icon celebrated the special night with some of her dearest friends and family, including Donatella, Paris Hilton, Selena Gomez, Drew Barrymore and Madonna.
A celebration of love and freedom, Britney danced the night away at her well-deserved fairytale wedding.
Justin Bieber Suffers Ramsay Hunt Syndrome
Justin Bieber announced the devastating news that he contracted Ramsay Hunt syndrome, "a neurological disorder characterized by paralysis of the facial nerve," as defined by RareDiseases.org. Bieber took to his Instagram to announce the news, clarifying his recent cancellation of upcoming shows for the summer.
In a video posted to his Instagram, he showed followers the effects of the virus, stating, "As you can see, this eye is not blinking, I can't smile on this side of my face, […] This nostril will not move. So full paralysis in this side of my face."
Continuing he declared, "This is pretty serious, as you can see. I wish this wasn't the case, but obviously my body's telling me I gotta slow down."
Texas Legislator Threatens Bill that would Prohibit Minors from Attending Drag Shows
Following a celebratory "Drag Your Kids to Pride" event held in Dallas, Texas, a Republican legislator has made threats to propose a bill that would forbid children from attending drag shows in the state. The event, held in celebration of Pride month, was described a family-friendly show that fostered honor and commemoration, like many other Pride events held throughout the month of June.
The event reportedly went viral across social media, alarming Texas Republican Bryan Slaton. Slaton took to Twitter to announce he would file a bill to restrict minors from attending drag shows. He stated, "I would never take my children to a drag show and I know Speaker Dade Phelan and my Republican colleagues wouldn't either, […] The events of this past weekend were horrifying and show a disturbing trend in which perverted adults are obsessed with sexualizing young children."
His disgust surrounding the celebratory event has alarmed people across the nation, especially after the mass elementary school shooting that occurred in Uvalde, Texas and left 22 dead one month prior.
Drag superstar Alyssa Edwards, originally from Texas, has publicly communicated her discomfort with Republican officials' responses to the shooting versus the Pride event. Edwards took to TMZ and Twitter with statements, asserting directly to Slaton, "You, sir, have tweeted more about #drag than the loss at #Uvalde. Is this truly about children or politics? #Priorities."
A group of US senators reaches a minimum agreement to increase gun control, United States
The measures include a revision of the process for purchasing weapons for those under 21 years of age.
The group of senators that has reached an agreement in principle consists of 10 Republicans and 10 Democrats.
A group of United States senators announced on Sunday June 12 an agreement in principle to increase control over firearms, which proposes minimum measures after the mass shootings in a school in Uvalde (Texas) and in a supermarket in Buffalo (New York) . In a statement, the group of senators, both Democrats and Republicans, have indicated that the agreement includes a review of the process for purchasing weapons for those under 21 years of age ( the perpetrators of the #Uvalde and the #Buffalo shootings were both 18 years old).
Rapper Trouble dies after being shot at an apartment complex in Georgia
Atlanta rapper Trouble was shot to death at an apartment complex in Georgia. The Rockdale County Sheriff's Office confirmed news of the 34-year-old man's death to local media on Sunday, June 5. According to WSBTV Atlanta, Trouble, whose artist's real name was Mariel Semonte Orr, was shot around 3:20 a.m. at the Lake St. James apartment complex in Conyers.
Police officers claimed that when they arrived at the crime scene, they found the rapper lying on the ground. He was shot once in the chest and he was pronounced dead at the scene. The rapper's label, Def Jam, released a statement: "Our thoughts and prayers are with the children, loved ones and fans of Trouble. A true voice for his city and an inspiration for the community he proudly represented. RIP Scoob."
Bitcoin ATMs become more common, more than 880 machines installed in June already
In recent days, Bitcoin ATM installations around the world have increased, Coin ATM Radar has stated in its recent report. In the first two weeks of June alone, more than 882 Bitcoin ATMs have sprung up in different locations around the world. The increase in the number of these fiat-to-crypto exchange machines is related to the emerging regulation of cryptocurrencies in various countries. Besides, institutional investments in the crypto industry have managed to keep investor appetite intact, so more people have opened up their financial portfolios to also include crypto assets.
On average daily installation is between 16 and 23 crypto ATMs worldwide, data from Coin ATM Radar shows in a report.
Ranchers against the project to lower nitrogen pollution, Netherlands
The Dutch government announced on Friday, June 10, the obligation to lower emissions to 70% in some places and even up to 95% in others, to protect nature. The objective is to attack the emission of nitrogen from cattle that produces their digestion, feces and urine. The Minister for Nature and Nitrogen Policy, Christianne van der Wal, guarantees that it is an "inevitable transition": "We have to emit much less nitrogen, and unfortunately the agricultural sector emits a lot of nitrogen. They have done a lot to emit less, but for unfortunately it is not enough. We still have to reduce it much more".
Something that will cause major upheavals in the country's multimillion-dollar agricultural industry since The Netherlands is the second largest agricultural exporter in the world, after the United States. A definite NO from farmers' associations; the head of the Netherlands Association for Horticulture and Agriculture, Sjaak van der Tak, replies: "Our members say that it is good enough, that we have reached the limit. That means that we will prepare the appropriate actions to make it clear, in a dignified way, that These plans are unacceptable."
The new National Museum in Oslo becomes the largest cultural building in the Nordic region
The most striking feature of the new museum is the huge illuminated exhibition hall at the top of the building. It will be used for temporary exhibitions of international importance. The building was designed by architect Kleihues + Schuwerk Gesellschaft von Architekten, with an emphasis on longevity and dignity over sensational architecture. The roof terrace of the new museum offers a unique view of the inner fjord of Oslo. The square in front of the main entrance has become an urban meeting place, with a coffe shop and benches that invite you to enter to rest.
"The new National Museum is the largest museum in the Nordic countries and is built to contain, preserve and display our amazing collection of visual arts, crafts, design and architecture dating back to ancient times and continuing to this day," explained the director from the National Museum, Karin Hindsbo.
Spanish NASA finally takes off: this is how its space agency should be to be effective, Spain
The Spanish Government will approve today (June 14) the Space Council to promote the start-up in 2023 of the long-awaited Spanish Space Agency. Scientists and engineers from the sector give their opinion on how this body should be and if it is feasible to locate it outside of Madrid.
Mick Jagger tests positive for covid-19, Amsterdam
The Rolling Stones cancel a concert in Amsterdam after singer Mick Jagger tested positive for covid-19. Mick Jagger's positive status was announced in a statement on the band's verified Instagram account: "The Rolling Stones have been forced to cancel tonight's concert in Amsterdam at the Johan Cruijff ArenA, after Mick Jagger tested positive after experiencing COVID symptoms upon arrival at the stadium," the statement read. "The Rolling Stones deeply regret tonight's postponement, but the safety of the audience, fellow musicians and touring crew must come first."
The concert will be rescheduled for a later date and original tickets will be honored. The Rolling Stones' current summer tour is for the band's 60th anniversary.
The emotional farewell of the Real Madrid player: Marcelo Vieira, Spain
Marcelo: "I've done everything I set out to and leave here feeling happy, I leave a legacy for the youngsters". "This season I realized that you don't need to play to be important, you need to be part of a team and understand the coach", he added.
The football player addressed the media at the press conference held after the tribute and farewell ceremony that took place at Real Madrid City: "I don't think much about the future, I always live in the moment. It's hard to leave the club of your life after so much joy, suffering, training, pain, giving your all for the club. Putting on this shirt is a beautiful and powerful thing. The future doesn't scare me because history's already been written, I had to do this. I'm pleased with myself and my family's proud of me too. There's no uncertainty".
Current Real Madrid teammates like his compatriots Vinícius Júnior, Éder Militão or Casemiro, former teammates like, Cristiano Ronaldo, Iker Casillas, or Sergio Ramos have wanted to pay tribute on social networks to Marcelo, who leaves the white club after 16 seasons.
Shakira and Gerard Piqué confirm their separation as a couple, Spain
After twelve years together, Shakira and Gerard Piqué separated in the midst of an international scandal. The Colombian singer would have discovered her Spanish husband's infidelities with a young model and decided to ask for a divorce.
'Te felicito' (I congratulate you): Shakira's song whose lyrics all relate to Piqué. After the announcement of the separation, the speculations have not stopped and it has become a highly commented topic on television talk shows. The song has not only become popular for being a danceable theme, but also for the lyrics. And it is that there are many who have related the lyrics of the song with the FC Barcelona footballer on social platforms.
A jihadist attack in Burkina Faso causes 86 deaths and 19,000 displaced, Africa
The number of displaced people after the terrorist attack that took place in northern Burkina Faso on the night of June 11 to 12 and in which 86 people died, amounts to more than 19,000 people, the authorities of the African country reported this past Saturday.
Since 2015, Burkina Faso has been dealing with a jihadist insurgency that has claimed thousands of lives and displaced nearly two million people. The conflict, which is also affecting parts of Niger and Mali, is displacing rural communities and contributing to widespread food shortages.
The left political party makes history and wins the Presidency of Colombia for the first time with Gustavo Petro
With 98.86% of the recognized votes, Petro obtained 11,185,671 votes, equivalent to 50.49%. Gustavo Petro is a 62-year-old Colombian economist and politician, leader of the Political Coalition Historical Pact. he will succeed the president of Colombia, Iván Duque, from next August 7.
Beyonce releases "Break My Soul"
Beyonce released her new song on Monday June 20, and we can safely say that "Break My Soul" did its part in "breaking" the internet. With a house music melody, the single has marked the return of the artist. The new track also reunites queen Bey with bounce music legend Big Freedia, who collaborated on the artist's 2016 track "Formation."
VidCon 2022
VidCon returned for the first time in a few years and was held at the Anaheim Convention Center. An array of creators and digital moguls came together at the four-day event. A surplus of panels, vendors, meet and greets and after hour celebrations took place. Sponsored this year for the first time by the popular platform of TikTok, esteemed creators like Charli D'Amelio, MrBeast, Brittany Broski and Nia Sioux were in attendance.
R. Kelly senteced to 30 years prisontime
R. Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison for numerous sex trafficking charges. The R&B singer reportedly used his celebrity status throughout his career to coerce young individuals to participate in sexual acts.
Kelly's conviction in 2021 found him guilty of one count of racketeering and eight breaches of the Mann Act, which criminalizes the use of "any woman or girl for prostitution or debauchery, or for any other immoral purpose."
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