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Messi's India Tour Chaos: Fans, Stadium, and Apology
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Lionel Messis India Tour Marred by Chaos: Fans Throw Bottles, Seats; Committee Formed to Investigate
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Alabama Seeks Redemption in Playoff Rematch vs Oklahoma
01:55|Alabama and Oklahoma face off in a high-stakes College Football Playoff rematch, seeking redemption and a spot in the quarterfinals. The Tide, eager to avenge their recent loss and secure a playoff victory, are driven by disrespect shown by the Sooners. With execution and ball security crucial, both teams prepare for an intense battle in Norman, Oklahoma.
Dick Van Dyke's Century of Laughter
02:20|Dick Van Dyke, the legendary actor and comedian, celebrates his 100th birthday, marking his iconic roles in Mary Poppins and The Dick Van Dyke Show. A new documentary, Dick Van Dyke: One Hundredth Celebration, highlights his extensive career, including his Tony Award, Grammy, and four Primetime Emmys. Van Dyke, who overcame alcoholism, shares his wisdom in his book and credits his wife for keeping him vibrant. Born in 1925, hes been chasing laughter since his first performance at age four.
China's Water Cannon Incident in South China Sea
01:49|Tensions escalate in South China Sea as Chinese coast guard uses water cannons and blocking maneuvers against Filipino fishing vessels, injuring three and damaging two boats. Philippine coast guard urges China to follow international standards and prioritize safety at sea. Chinese coast guard admits to driving away Philippine vessels and taking control measures. Philippine coast guard provides medical aid and supplies to injured fishermen. Incident occurs within Philippine exclusive economic zone, near Sabina Shoal, part of larger South China Sea dispute where Chinas claims overlap with several countries exclusive economic zones.
Nobel Laureate Ales Bialiatski Freed from Belarus Prison
01:56|Ales Bialiatski, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and human rights campaigner, was released from prison in Belarus after three decades of resistance against authoritarian rule. He was freed along with one hundred twenty-two other prisoners following negotiations involving a US envoy. Bialiatski, who co-founded the human rights organization Viasna, was arrested in 2021 during a crackdown on mass protests. He was sentenced to ten years in prison in 2022 on politically motivated charges, but was released in April 2023. His release marks a significant step in Belaruss efforts to re-engage with Washington and lift economic sanctions.
Israel Kills Hamas Commander in Gaza Strike
01:51|Israeli military assassinates Hamas commander, escalating tensions in Gaza; Saed reportedly involved in October attacks, targeted in response to Hamas attack on soldiers; no immediate confirmation of Saeds death from Hamas, Israeli military describes Saed as key figure in Hamas weapons production network.
Korean Food's UK Rise: Kimchi & BBQ
01:53|Korean food, particularly kimchi, is gaining significant popularity in the UK, driven by K-wave culture and health benefits. Chefs like Judy Joo are hosting classes, and supermarkets are seeing a surge in sales of Korean ingredients. This trend is transforming UK supermarket shelves and home kitchens, marking the beginning of a new culinary journey.
Amy Schumer & Chris Fischer End Marriage
01:25|Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer announce divorce after seven years, emphasizing their commitment to co-parenting and privacy. The couple, known for their Food Network show and HBO series, remains dedicated to their son and each other.
Warner Brothers Up for Sale: Netflix vs Paramount Battle
02:17|Warner Brothers, a Hollywood icon, is up for sale amidst industry turmoil. Netflix and Paramount are battling for acquisition, with Netflix eyeing valuable assets like HBO and a library of movies and TV shows. Paramount, backed by a Middle Eastern consortium and Jared Kushners fund, is offering for the entire company. The potential sale has sparked concerns about industry disruption, political ties, and the future of traditional cinema. The current CEO, David Zaslav, faces criticism for earning millions while the company lost billions. As the bidding war unfolds, film workers grapple with industry changes, including consolidation and AI use. The sales outcome will significantly impact Hollywoods future.
Thaha's Legacy: Preserving Jewish Heritage in Kochi
01:42|Thaha Ibrahim, a Muslim man, runs the last Jewish embroidery shop in Kochi, India, once owned by Sarah Cohen, a Jewish woman. Their unlikely friendship spanned nearly four decades, with Thaha caring for Sarah in her later years. The Jewish community in Kochi has dwindled to one remaining member, but Thaha honors Sarahs legacy by maintaining the shop and observing Jewish traditions, preserving the memory of the Jewish community and Sarah Cohen for tourists.