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- 1Footage captures iceberg calving off Ilulissat, Greenland●🧊 ICYMI: When an # iceberg splits apart, giant slabs of blue # ice collapse into the # sea , triggering fractures that s
Wildlife cameraman Richard Sidey recorded an iceberg splitting apart off Ilulissat, Greenland, filming giant slabs of deep blue ice collapsing into the sea. The calving sent fractures rippling across the water, with the recording capturing the deep creaks and rumbles of the ice breaking. The footage is being shared for both its striking visuals and its glimpse of glacial ice loss in Greenland.
- 2Swedish government drama likened to a Lars Norén play▼-DAILY NEWS # DEMOCRACY # CLIMATECHANGE Kultur/Bjorn-wiman-regeringsdramat-later-som-nar-lars-noren-skildrar-dodsriket h
Dagens Nyheter culture editor Björn Wiman has published a piece arguing that the current Swedish government crisis resembles the bleak world of playwright Lars Norén, whose work often depicts a kind of realm of the dead. Readers sharing the article quip that the outcome will simply be a 'Norén-style Christmas peace government', mocking the cabinet's troubles.
- 3Stallone recounts physical clash with Richard Gere on 1974 film set▼Sylvester Stallone details ‘physical’ altercation with Richard Gere on The Lords of Flatbush set
Sylvester Stallone has described a physical altercation with Richard Gere during the production of The Lords of Flatbush, the 1974 crime drama. In the account, tensions between the two actors escalated on set, with Stallone alleging the clash contributed to Gere being replaced in the film's cast.
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The Lottery Commission has published its sports wagering revenue report for August, detailing betting handle and revenue figures for the month. The release gives regulators, operators and bettors an updated picture of the market's performance, though the specific numbers included in the report were not detailed in the announcement.
- 5California wildlife bust nets suspect with huge black bass haul▼Poaching suspect reeled in staggering amount of black bass in massive California wildlife bust
California wildlife authorities have arrested a poaching suspect accused of taking a staggering number of black bass in what is being described as a massive wildlife enforcement bust. Officials say the scale of the illegal catch is unusually large, and the case is drawing attention to poaching pressures on the state's freshwater fish populations. Details about the exact number of fish and charges filed have not been released.