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UFC fighter Esteban Ribovics is trending as attention turns to the UFC 332 fight card, where he is booked against King Green. CBS Sports highlighted the matchup among the undercard bouts to watch, alongside Anthony Wint's return. Fans are discussing the fight card ahead of the event.
- 2Brian Greene steps away from teaching Frontiers of Science at Columbia▼Brian Greene stops teaching Frontiers of Science after more than a decade
Physicist and science communicator Brian Greene has stopped teaching Columbia University's Frontiers of Science course after more than a decade in the classroom. Greene, known for his work on string theory and for popularizing physics through books and public programs, had been a central figure in the core science curriculum. The campus newspaper reported the change, drawing attention from students and alumni familiar with his lectures.
- 3Gandalf The Green joke delights fantasy fans online●All hail Gandalf The Green 😜😂 @ reading @ bookstodon @ books @ fantasy @ worldbuilding @ humor@fedigroups.social @ humor
Fantasy readers are sharing a playful joke about "Gandalf The Green", a humorous riff on Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings, echoing the franchise's colour-coded wizard naming convention of Grey and White. The post, tagged for reading, books and humour communities, has drawn likes and amused reactions from the book-loving crowd.
- 4EU approves passenger data agreement with South Korea●Fluggastdaten (PNR): Die EU baut den internationalen Austausch von Fluggastdaten weiter aus. Der Rat hat am 1.10. grünes
The Council of the EU gave the green light on 1 October to a PNR agreement with South Korea, expanding the international exchange of airline passenger data. Booking and travel data will be systematically transferred for counter-terrorism and law enforcement purposes. Privacy and civil liberties critics, including digital rights advocates, are voicing concern about the growing surveillance of ordinary travellers.
- 5French blog highlights eco-friendly tips across daily life●Blogue présente des écogestes, des technologies vertes, dans le domaine du logement, du jardinage, du transport et de l'
A French-language blog is presenting a range of ecological practices and green technologies, covering housing, gardening, transport, energy, textiles and fashion, agriculture and food, health and well-being, and responsible finance, along with book recommendations. The blog aims to gather practical eco-gestures in one place for readers looking to reduce their environmental impact across everyday areas of life.
- 6French blog rounds up eco-friendly tips across daily life●Blogue qui présente des écogestes, des technologies vertes, dans le domaine du logement, du jardinage, du transport et d
A French-language blog is being shared that compiles eco-friendly practices and green technologies across many areas of everyday life: housing, gardening, transport and energy, textiles and fashion, agriculture and food, health and wellness, and responsible finance. It also lists book references. Readers are passing it along as a broad one-stop resource for sustainable living advice.
- 7Sony's Spider-Man Clone Saga TV Series Nears Amazon Green Light▼‘Spider-Man’ Sony Universe TV Series Based On Clone Saga Marvel Comics Storyline Nears Amazon Green Light
Sony is moving forward with a television series set in its Spider-Man universe, based on Marvel's Clone Saga comic storyline, and the project is close to receiving a green light from Amazon. The show would expand Sony's stable of Spider-Man-related properties on streaming, following successes like Venom on the film side. The Clone Saga, known for its complicated story of Peter Parker and his clone Ben Reilly, remains one of the most talked-about arcs among comic fans.
- 8Sierra Theatre in Jefferson Joins Dolly Parton Fundraiser▼Sierra Theatre in Jefferson to Participate in Fundraiser for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
The Sierra Theatre in Jefferson, Iowa is taking part in a fundraiser benefiting Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, the children's book gifting program that mails free books to young children. The local cinema's involvement gives residents a chance to support early childhood literacy in Greene County through a community venue. Details on dates and how to contribute are being shared locally.
- 9John Green brings 'Hollywood, Ending' book tour to Pike▼John Green makes 'Hollywood, Ending' book tour stop at Pike
Author John Green made a stop at Pike as part of his book tour for 'Hollywood, Ending', his latest release. Fans in the area gathered for the event, with local coverage from IndyStar highlighting the appearance. Green, best known for 'The Fault in Our Stars', has been touring to promote the new book.
- 10John Green discusses Hollywood at 'Hollywood, Ending' event▼John Green revisits the movie business at ‘Hollywood, Ending’ author event
Author John Green appeared at an author event in Indianapolis centered on his book 'Hollywood, Ending,' revisiting his time in the movie business. Green, best known for young adult novels adapted into films, spoke about his experiences with the film industry and how they shaped the new book.
- 11French-language blog spotlights everyday green living tips●Ce blogue présente des écogestes, des technologies vertes, dans le domaine du logement, du jardinage, du transport et de
A French-language blog is being shared for its roundup of practical eco-friendly tips and green technologies, covering housing, gardening, transport, energy, textiles and fashion, agriculture and food, health and wellbeing, and responsible finance, along with recommended book references. Readers are highlighting it as a broad resource for sustainable lifestyle changes across many areas of daily life.
- 12Matthew Marr launches new Celtic book 'Green, White and Silverware'▼Celtic Book Launch – ‘Green, White and Silverware’ by Matthew Marr
A new book about Celtic Football Club, 'Green, White and Silverware' by Matthew Marr, has been launched. The title, referencing the club's colours and its trophy haul, is aimed at supporters of the Glasgow side. Little detail is available beyond the launch announcement itself, so the book's content and reception remain to be seen.
- 13Annalee Newitz's new novel A Wall Is Also a Road arrives October 6▼A WALL IS ALSO A ROAD comes out next week, 10/6! What you'll get: Slime molds who are grad students! Galactic-scale civi
Author Annalee Newitz announces that her new novel A Wall Is Also a Road goes on sale October 6. She teases grad-student slime molds, galactic-scale civilizations and meticulously researched depictions of ancient Pompeii, and invites readers to a book tour beginning in San Francisco, starting with an event at Green Apple Books.
- 14Historic Green Book hotel in Atlanta becomes affordable housing▼Historic Atlanta hotel once listed in Green Book transformed into affordable housing
A historic Atlanta hotel once listed in the Green Book, the travel guide used by Black Americans during segregation, has been converted into affordable housing. The redevelopment preserves a landmark of African American travel history while addressing the city's housing needs.
- 15Berlin pharmacy in Charlottenburg offers Covid vaccination appointments●Falls jemand Interesse hat an Covid Impfung in Berlin. die Leibnitz Apotheke in Charlottenburg hat Termine für Menschen
The Leibniz Apotheke in Berlin's Charlottenburg district has Covid vaccination appointments available for people aged 18 and over, with bookings made through its online appointment calendar. A Green Party member shared the information publicly, offering it to anyone in Berlin looking to get vaccinated, and it circulated among users discussing Covid and vaccination access in the city.
- 16French blog highlights eco-friendly tips and green technologies●Notre blogue présente des écogestes, des technologies vertes, dans le domaine du logement, du jardinage, du transport et
A French-language blog is presenting everyday ecological practices and green technologies across housing, gardening, transport, energy, textiles and fashion, agriculture and food, health and wellbeing, and responsible finance. The blog also offers book recommendations on sustainable living topics. The content aims to help readers adopt environmentally friendly habits in daily life.
- 17Packers risk joining NFL's worst rushing seasons▼Green Bay Packers could join infamous NFL history with another rushing nightmare
The Green Bay Packers are in danger of joining the NFL record books for the wrong reasons, with their rushing attack on track to rank among the worst in league history if their current struggles continue. Analysts are highlighting the team's inability to establish a ground game as a growing concern heading into the rest of the season.
- 18John Green highlights art and community at University of Florida book tour stop▼John Green preaches importance of art, community at UF book tour stop
Author John Green spoke at the University of Florida as part of his book tour, telling attendees about the importance of art and community. The campus newspaper covered the stop, noting his message about creative work bringing people together. The event drew student and local readers as Green continues touring to promote his latest book.
- 19Cameron Diaz's Big Green Salad Wins Over Food Writer▼I Tried Cameron Diaz’s Big Green Salad, and Immediately Wanted It Again
A Better Homes & Gardens writer tried Cameron Diaz's big green salad recipe and says it was so good they immediately craved it again. The salad, associated with the actress and author of 'The Longevity Book', is winning praise as a simple, repeatable green dish. Food editors are highlighting it as an easy healthy recipe worth adding to a regular rotation.
- 20Meyer Theatre adds Bored Teachers comedy tour and more shows▼Meyer Theatre announces Bored Teachers comedy tour, Deuces Wild dueling pianos, The Last Revel
The Meyer Theatre in Green Bay has announced a batch of new bookings, including a stop from the Bored Teachers comedy tour, dueling piano act Deuces Wild, and folk-bluegrass group The Last Revel. The announcement gives local audiences a look at the venue's upcoming season, mixing touring comedy with live music acts popular in the region.
- 21South Africa sets deadline to phase out green ID books●South Africa Green ID end date: SA Home Affairs announce deadline to block illegal immigrants, begin production of smart ID cards
South Africa's Department of Home Affairs has announced an end date for the old green bar-coded ID book and the start of smart ID card production, framing the move as a way to curb identity fraud and block undocumented immigrants from fraudulently obtaining documents. Citizens are expected to swap their green books for the new smart cards before the deadline.
- 22Deuces Wild dueling pianos headed to Meyer Theatre▼Deuces Wild dueling pianos coming to Meyer Theatre stage
Deuces Wild, a dueling pianos act, is scheduled to perform at the Meyer Theatre in Green Bay, Wisconsin, according to an announcement from local station WLUK. The show brings the interactive, request-driven piano entertainment format to the downtown venue. The theatre regularly hosts touring music and comedy acts, and the announcement is part of its upcoming event lineup.
- 23Collector seeks rare issues of Irish literary journal The Green Book●# BooksWanted # BookSearch Hi folks. I’m on the hunt for four issues of the literary journal The Green Book: Writings on
A reader is searching for four missing issues of The Green Book: Writings on Irish Gothic, Supernatural & Fantastic Literature, a literary journal edited by Brian J. Showers and published by Swan River Press. The request, tagged under books wanted and book search, has drawn a small wave of attention, with people sharing it in case other collectors can help track down the specific back numbers.
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Sean Ryan of Green Bay is the latest contributor to the Door County Pulse series 'A Book That Changed Me', in which local readers describe a book that had a lasting impact on their lives. His essay appears in the Door County, Wisconsin publication, adding a Green Bay voice to the ongoing community feature about reading and personal influence.
- 25Beshear talks faith and political future at Bowling Green book stop▼Beshear discusses faith, political future during Bowling Green book tour stop
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear made a stop in Bowling Green as part of his book tour, where he spoke about his faith and hinted at his political future. Local coverage focused on his comments about what may come next in his career, fueling speculation about possible national ambitions. Residents attended the event to hear him discuss the book and his outlook.
- 26Europe Tightens Rules On 'Green' Hotel Claims▼Europe Is Cracking Down On ‘Green’ Hotels. Here’s What Changed On Sept. 27
European authorities moved on September 27 to crack down on hotels marketing themselves as 'green' or environmentally sustainable. New rules reportedly tighten how hospitality businesses can make eco-friendly claims, aiming to curb vague or unverified 'greenwashing' labels used in booking and advertising. Coverage has been picked up by multiple US regional outlets, though details of the specific requirements and industry reaction remain thin in the widely syndicated reporting.
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John Green, the author best known for young adult novels such as The Fault in Our Stars, has released his first book written for adult readers. Early commentary is focused on reviews of the new title, with readers and critics weighing in on the author's move away from the young adult category after more than a decade.
- 28Spider-Man Clone Saga series close to green light at Prime Video▼SPIDER-MAN Clone Saga TV Series Nearing Green Light at Prime Video
A live-action Spider-Man television series based on the comic book Clone Saga storyline is reportedly nearing a green light at Prime Video. The project would adapt one of Marvel's most polarising 1990s arcs, centring on Peter Parker and Ben Reilly. Details on casting, showrunner and premiere date have not been confirmed.
- 29John Green Releases First New Book in a Decade▼John Green Just Published His First Book in a Decade, and It Was Worth the Wait
Author John Green has published his first book in roughly ten years, and early commentary says the wait was worth it. Green, best known for 'The Fault in Our Stars', has kept a large readership through his years away from fiction, so the release is drawing broad attention from fans and book reviewers alike.
- 30Wind farm construction in Ukrainian Carpathians threatens protected old-growth forest●Червона книга під колесами. Що відбувається на будівництві першого вітропарку в Українських Карпатах На полонині Руній і
Ukraine's first wind park is being built on the Runa mountain meadow in the Ukrainian Carpathians, and the project has collided with environmental protection law. In spring 2025 construction began on a road cutting through old-growth forest and on pouring foundations, raising concerns about damage to Red Book species. The project pits renewable energy development against conservation of protected mountain ecosystems, sparking public debate over whether the site should have been chosen at all.