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Georgetown University students reportedly plan Charlie Kirk lookalike contest on assassination anniversary

Students at Georgetown University are reportedly planning a Charlie Kirk lookalike contest on the anniversary of his assassination, which has sparked outrage from the advocacy group Turning Point USA. The university has stated it is not involved in the event and condemned the posts as inconsistent with its values. Turning Point USA officials criticized the planned contest, emphasizing the need for respect towards Kirk's legacy.

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Daily Mail

Pink Comments on Macklemore's Pro-Palestine Remarks During Ed Sheeran Concert

Pink has commented on Macklemore's pro-Palestine remarks made during Ed Sheeran's concert at MetLife Stadium, where he criticized Israel. Following the performance, some fans called for Macklemore's removal from the tour, leading to a petition from the Israeli-American Council. Macklemore defended his comments, stating that wanting equality should not be controversial, while fans have expressed mixed reactions on social media.

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Daily Mail

London Footballer Selected as New King of Tooro Kingdom in Uganda

George Desmond Kamurasi, a goalkeeper for the SE Dons in London, has been selected as the new King of the Tooro Kingdom in Uganda following the death of King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV. The selection has received mixed reactions in Uganda, and a formal declaration is expected soon. Kamurasi has expressed uncertainty about taking on the role and may miss the late king's funeral due to a football match.

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BBC — World

Eiffel Tower Closes Due to Staff Strike Over Treatment of Female Workers

The Eiffel Tower was closed on Monday after staff protested the treatment of female workers during a visit by a Hindu religious group. Female employees were reportedly asked to vacate their work areas for male visitors, leading to a strike and management's apology. The incident has prompted an investigation and condemnation from various political leaders.

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BBC — World

Eiffel Tower Closes Due to Staff Strike Over Treatment of Female Workers

The Eiffel Tower was closed on Monday due to a staff strike protesting the treatment of female workers during a visit by a Hindu religious group. Female employees were reportedly asked to vacate their positions for male visitors, prompting management to apologize and affirm their commitment to gender equality. Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire announced an investigation into the incident, and various political leaders expressed their opposition to limiting women's presence in public spaces.

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New York Post

Rosanne Cash Postpones Concerts Due to Medical Emergency

Rosanne Cash has postponed three concert dates due to an unexpected medical emergency, as announced by her team on Instagram. The affected shows are scheduled for Wyoming and Montana, and Cash is currently recovering under medical supervision. She has been touring with John Leventhal since August and plans to conclude her tour in January.

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Fox News — Latest

Christine Taylor Discusses Weight Loss Request for Role in 'The Brady Bunch Movie'

Christine Taylor shared her experience of being asked to lose 10 pounds for her role as Marcia Brady in 'The Brady Bunch Movie' during a podcast interview. She reflected on the industry's expectations in the 1990s and described her casting process as straightforward, while also expressing her enjoyment of filming despite the pressures to conform to weight standards.

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Fox News — Latest

Georgetown University Students Plan Lookalike Contest for Charlie Kirk's Anniversary

Georgetown University students are organizing a Charlie Kirk lookalike contest on the anniversary of his assassination, which has sparked controversy and received significant attention on social media. The university's Turning Point USA chapter has condemned the event, stating it is inappropriate to celebrate the death of a political figure. Georgetown officials have stated that they are monitoring the situation and have not sanctioned any such event.

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Fox News — Latest

Indiana Farm Plans to Continue Charlie Kirk Corn Maze Despite Backlash

Global Farms, an Indiana family farm, is facing backlash for a corn maze honoring Charlie Kirk but plans to continue the tribute. Manager Jeremy Goebel stated that the intention was to honor Kirk's advocacy for free speech, despite receiving negative reviews and feedback. He also mentioned that there has been positive support from various locations around the world.

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Fox News — Latest

Royal Caribbean Cancels Alaska Cruise Due to Technical Issues

Royal Caribbean canceled a scheduled Alaska cruise aboard the Serenade of the Seas due to technical problems, leaving passengers to arrange flights home. The cruise was originally set to depart from Vancouver on August 30 but was delayed and ultimately canceled. Passengers will receive full refunds and future cruise credits.

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PBS NewsHour

Pope Leo XIV Unveils Fresco at Sanctuary in Genazzano

Pope Leo XIV returned to the Sanctuary of Our Mother of Good Counsel in Genazzano, Italy, on September 7, 2026, to unveil a fresco depicting him praying. This visit commemorates his earlier visit shortly after his election in May 2025. The sanctuary, managed by Augustinian friars, has been a pilgrimage site since the 15th century.

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Fox News — Latest

King Charles III confirms Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not resume royal duties

King Charles III has confirmed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not resume their royal duties following their return to the UK. A letter from the palace stated that their status remains unchanged since they stepped back as working royals in 2020, allowing them financial independence and privacy. The couple's children have enrolled in British schools, and they plan to live at a private residence outside London.

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Breitbart

Rob Reiner Posthumously Awarded Emmy for Role in ‘The Bear’

At the Emmy Awards held on September 7, Shailene Woodley, Betty Gilpin, and the late Rob Reiner were honored for their performances, with Reiner receiving the award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy for his role in The Bear. The ceremony also recognized Widow’s Bay and DTF St. Louis with multiple awards. Highlights from the events will be aired on FXX and available for streaming on Hulu.

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Fox News — Latest

Rob Lowe discusses competition with Tom Cruise for film roles

Rob Lowe discussed his competition with Tom Cruise for blockbuster roles in the 1980s and 1990s during an interview with the New York Post. He expressed regret over not being cast in any John Hughes films, particularly 'Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,' and theorized that his established fame may have influenced Hughes' casting decisions. Lowe's career includes notable roles in the Brat Pack films and successful television series.

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PBS NewsHour

'Widow's Bay' Wins 8 Emmys at Early Ceremony, 'The Pitt' Secures 4 Awards

'Widow's Bay' won eight early Emmys, while 'The Pitt' secured four at a ceremony held before the main awards show. Notable wins included Rob Reiner receiving a posthumous Emmy, and several actors celebrated their first Emmy wins. The ceremonies recognized both behind-the-scenes contributions and guest performances.

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Deutsche Welle

Werner Herzog Discusses His Latest Film 'Bucking Fastard' at Venice Film Festival

Werner Herzog's new film 'Bucking Fastard' premiered at the Venice Film Festival, marking his return to drama after seven years. The film follows two sisters who share dreams and a love for the same man, drawing inspiration from real-life twins. Herzog, at 84, continues to create and aims to inspire audiences to pursue extraordinary goals.

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Breitbart

Two Fatalities Reported at Burning Man 2026 Festival

The Burning Man festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert ended with two fatalities: Craigh Mann, 60, and another attendee in his 50s. The cause of Mann's death is pending, and the festival faced challenges this year, including extreme weather and ongoing investigations into past incidents.

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Fox News — Latest

Medieval Convent Discovered Beneath Soccer Field in Denmark

Researchers have discovered St. Clare's Convent, a medieval convent, beneath a soccer field in Roskilde, Denmark. The convent, built in the 13th century, was located through a ground-penetrating radar survey. The site is expected to yield numerous artifacts related to daily life in the convent, as well as insights into its historical significance and connections.

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