Archaeologists have opened the hermetically sealed sarcophagus of a young Roman woman that was untouched since she was buried. The intact tomb was found underneath the capital of Hungary, Budapest, in the Óbuda district. It had not been looted, and the skeleton inside was entirely uninterfered with, offering researchers a valuable insight into life 1,700 years ago. The New York Post reports that “glass vessels, bronze figures and 140 coins,” were found inside. The find was made by researchers from the Budapest History Museum in a quarter of the ancient Roman city of Aquincum that had been vacated in the third century. Gabriella Fényes, lead archeologist on the excavation, said, “The peculiarity of the finding is that it was a hermetically sealed sarcophagus. It was not disturbed previously, so it was intact.” The size of the skeleton, along with the items found, suggests it was a young woman inside the sarcophagus. They included the “items given to the deceased by her relatives for her eternal journey,” Fényes said. “The deceased was buried very carefully by her relatives. They must have really loved who they buried here.”
Bruce Willis’ daughter Rumer has revealed that her father is not always able to recognize her, because of the effects of dementia. Rumer, 37, his oldest child with first wife Demi Moore, said during a Q&A on Instagram, “I’m so grateful that when I go over there and I give him a hug, whether he recognizes me or not, he can feel the love I’ve given him and I can feel it back from him.” She added that she can “still see a spark of him and he can feel the love that I’m giving.” Her Die Hard star father was first diagnosed with aphasia in March 2022. In February of the following year, his family shared that his diagnosis had advanced to frontotemporal dementia, known as FTD. Rumer Willis told her followers it is “hard” to provide updates on her father’s health because “anybody with FTD is not doing great.” For someone with FTD, “he’s doing okay.” Representatives for Rumer Willis did not immediately respond to the Beast’s request for comment. The actor’s second wife, Emma Heming Willis, 47, told ABC News’ Diane Sawyer in August that she knows he still recognizes her and his five daughters—two with her and three with Moore—because “he lights up” around them. Heming Willis said she doesn’t need her husband to understand she’s his wife, she just wants to feel she has “a connection with him.”
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USA 250th American Flag-Inspired 5-Band Stacking Ring
The beauty and spirit of Old Glory is captured elegantly in this five-band ring. A two-carat, star-cut simulated diamond is set in the middle of a field of white stars. The ring is also engraved with patriotic sayings like “Spirit of 1776,” “Stars & Stripes Forever,” and “Honoring 250 Years.”
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Proudly minted in the United States, this 99.9% pure silver coin celebrates the 250th anniversary of the United States Marine Corps. The front of the coin features red and blue hand-enameled details, while the back displays the Marine Corps logo and motto “SEMPER FIDELIS.” It also comes with a deluxe display stand at no extra charge.
With a lightweight rain shell and a fleece that can be worn together or separately, this three-in-one jacket is the definition of versatility. On the right side of the jacket is a patch featuring the Great Seal of the United States— in honor of the nation’s 250th birthday— and an American flag patch on the left.
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North Korean Soccer Players Turn International Match Into Punch-Up
An international soccer match went wildly off the rails before it even began when North Korean players punched their Japanese rivals instead of fist-bumping. Video footage of the game between the two countries’ most-talented under-17 players showed the reclusive dictatorship’s players turning the fist bumps into forceful punches—leaving the Japanese Football Association asking for an investigation, Japanese outlet Chunichi reported. The confrontation took place as the two played at an international tournament in Qatar, with the winner of the game going through to a quarter-final round. Despite the violence, North Korea lost 5-4, and Japan then went on to lose 1-0 to Austria. North Korean adult soccer players have been aggressive before, including in a 2019 World Cup qualifier match against South Korea. Choi Young-il, the vice president of the Korea Football Association, described the match, which ended in a draw, as being “like war.” Their players are only allowed to leave Kim Jong-Un’s dictatorship under close supervision, and under intense pressure to win. In 2010, the World Cup team and its manager were publicly lambasted for six hours on stage after being knocked out of the tournament. Newsweek reported that the manager was forced to work construction after the defeat.
A bear attack on a Canadian walking trail has left 11 people injured, including children. An “aggressive” grizzly bear set upon the group, a mix of teachers and school children, in Bella Coola, 435 miles northwest of Vancouver, British Columbia, leaving two people critically injured. Authorities are now hunting down the animal that fled after the attack. The Nuxalk Nation, the government of the Nuxalk people of Bella Coola, released a statement, urging people to stay in their homes as the beast is hunted. “Officers are armed. Remain indoors and off the highway,” they said in a statement. Authorities said that two people had serious injuries, alongside the two who sustained critical damage. Parent Veronica Schooner said one heroic teacher was badly hurt while trying to protect the children. He “got the whole brunt of it,” she told AP. She said that the bear got so close to her son that he felt its fur. “But it was going after somebody else,” Schooner said. The mother added that some of the children, a mix of fourth- and fifth-graders, were hit by bear spray in the melee. “He keeps crying for his friends,” she added.
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The Real Housewives of New York City cast member Jenna Lyons announced Friday that she is leaving the show. “The rumors... Are true,” Lyons, 57, wrote on Instagram, before explaining her decision to exit the reality show after two seasons. “I was grateful to be asked to join season 16 of RHONY ‘as a friend of’—knowing my personal life was not really available to be filmed, we agreed that made sense. And after thinking it through I have made the difficult decision not return to the show. I would be the oldest and only openly gay woman on the show and feel like this is an opportunity for a new dynamic to emerge.” Lyons, a former J.Crew president, added that she has “so much respect and gratitude to the Entire BRAVO team who produced the show with grace and care.” Among those she thanked were executive producer and host Andy Cohen, as well as “all the fans who have said hi on the street, asked for a photo, supported me here on instagram THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!!!” The Bravo series, which premiered in 2008, is expected to reach its 300th episode this season.
Jen Shah's cast portrait for 'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' Season 3. Chris Haston/Bravo
Jen Shah will soon be a free woman. The former Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star, who is serving time in the same minimum security prison as disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and convicted child sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, will be released on December 10. Shah, 52, was sentenced to six and a half years in federal prison in 2023 for her role in a nationwide telemarketing scam that targeted the elderly. Upon her release, she will have served less than half of her original sentence. The reality star has been incarcerated at the notoriously cushy facility in Bryan, Texas, since February 2023. In that time, she’s befriended Holmes, 41, who is serving an 11-year sentence for wire fraud. Maxwell, 63, was transferred to the facility in August, shortly after speaking to Justice Department officials about her former partner Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes. Nicknamed “Club Fed,” the prison is known for its lax rules and extensive amenities, including a full gym, yoga classes, and a “puppy program.” Shah even teaches a “Shah-mazing Abs” workout class for fellow inmates. Though her release was initially set for 2029, the Bravo star has been granted five sentence reductions for good behavior and making restitution payments to her victims. However, she may not return to television any time soon. Housewives creator Andy Cohen has repeatedly dismissed speculation that Shah will rejoin the series upon her release, telling fans in September that he “never wants to see” Shah again. Bravo told the Daily Beast it had no comment about Shah’s upcoming release from prison.
Fans at an airshow watched in horror as a fighter jet smashed into the ground, exploding on impact and killing the pilot. A wall of fire and smoke was visible on the final day of the Dubai Airshow at Dubai World Central on Friday, after a HAL Tejas fighter of the Indian Air Force plunged from the sky. It is the second Tejas crash since March 2024, when another crashed in Rajasthan, according to NDTV. The jets are central to India’s hopes of modernizing its air force, a key element of Indian defense policy as it seeks to match neighboring rival Pakistan, which China is supplying. India’s state-run Hindustan Aeronautics Limited makes the jets. Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said in a post on X, “Deeply saddened by the loss of our brave IAF pilot in the Tejas crash at the Dubai Air Show. My heartfelt condolences to his family. The nation stands with them, honouring his courage and service.” The Indian Air Force said in a statement, “IAF deeply regrets the loss of life and stands firmly with the bereaved family in this time of grief. A court of inquiry is being constituted to ascertain the cause of the accident.”
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It turns out that one of the most emotional moments in Wicked: For Good wasn’t even in the script; Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande simply improvised it. During the final scene (WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD) of the sequel to the 2024 hit Wicked, Erivo and Grande sing an emotional rendition of the song “For Good.” After the song ends, the two have a hurried, heartbreaking goodbye, where Glinda questions what is happening. “That wasn’t scripted,” Erivo told TODAY.com. “I said, ‘Don’t worry, everything’s going to be fine’—not scripted.” She also revealed that the “I love yous” exchanged between the pair were improvised as well. “That was something that we—that happened,” she added. “All of that was sort of what she and I found in the room.” To Erivo, it was a chance for their characters to part ways, as well as an opportunity for the actors to bid farewell to the roles they had been cast in four years earlier. “I think both of us were just figuring out how each of our characters would actually say goodbye,” she said. Erivo also praised the film’s director Jon M. Chu, who “didn’t stop” the two leads and allowed them to figure it out themselves. “Even through the song, there wasn’t much direction,” Erivo said. “He just let us sing to one another. Tell each other the truth.”
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8 People Rushed to Hospital After Cabin Fire on Flight
Eight people were taken to the hospital after a battery ignited in a passenger’s hand luggage aboard a Scandinavian Airlines flight, Norway’s Accident Investigation Board said Tuesday. The October 14 incident unfolded in Oslo as passengers were still boarding the short hop to Bergen, a city in the north of the country. About 50 people had already taken their seats on SAS Flight 295 when smoke began pouring from a suitcase, triggering an immediate evacuation. Pilots wore oxygen masks while flight attendants pulled on smoke hoods as they tried to get control of the growing threat. Cabin crew attempted to extinguish the fire, but it reignited. The burning suitcase was eventually hauled off the aircraft, where firefighters managed to put out the blaze. Emergency services were called to the scene, and eight people were transported to the hospital for observation after officials believed they had inhaled toxic fumes. All were discharged within 48 hours, according to Norwegian investigators. The board has opened a formal investigation into how the battery ignited and why the small fire flared up twice before being contained.
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The internet-born phrase, “6-7,” which has become popular with Gen Z, might have medieval origins, according to Fox News Digital columnist David Marcus. He believes the “brain-rot” term, which was popularized by the 2024 song “Doot Doot (6 7)” by Skrilla, comes from an old dice game called Hazard—now known as Craps. “In the game, a player would call out the number he was trying to shoot for, or make, with two six-sided dice. Five, eight and nine were the most likely results. Six and seven, gamblers quickly discovered either through math or experience, offered lower odds and hence less chance of winning,” he wrote. “From then on, six and seven, taken together, became forever associated with risk and worry.” Marcus further drew a possible Shakespearean link. “William Shakespeare would use the expression in his play ‘Richard II,’ with the Duke of York uttering, ‘I should to Plashy too, but time will not permit. All is uneven, and everything is left at six and seven,’” he wrote. However, the lyricist behind the famed line had a more open-ended explanation. “It just represents my brain like what comes up in my head,” he said in an Oct. 29 video.
