A couple drank their own urine and foraged for berries to survive after getting lost in a forest for six days. Chiara Pesaresi, 38, and her husband Davide Cesaroni, 41, survived for six days after losing their way during what was supposed to be a circular hike in the Friulian Dolomites in Italy. They had taken the Marini Trail but lost track of the route markers as they passed through a patch of dense forest. They came across a ravine on their first day and spent the night there to save energy, during which time they drank their own urine to avoid dying of thirst. They had only small food rations and foraged for berries before finding a stream with fresh water to drink from after two days. Unanswered messages from Cesaroni’s mother led her to file a missing-person report, triggering a mountain-rescue search during which their car was found near Pordenone. On the fourth day, they heard a helicopter overhead but weren’t spotted. “We built a shelter out of two densely foliaged pine trees: sticks were driven around them, protecting the shelter like an igloo against damp, wind, and cold,” they told Italian newspaper il Resto del Carlino. On Wednesday morning, a helicopter landed near them, and they were rescued.

Jelly Roll’s ex, Bunnie XO, has been spotted kissing a new man in the rapper’s own bar just weeks into their divorce. Footage shows the Dumb Blonde podcast host, 46, kissing Dylan Wolf, a 24-year-old who appears on the Netflix reality series Calabasas Confidential. The two were together on the Fourth of July, up on the roof of Goodnight Nashville—a four-story Music City spot that Jelly Roll owns—in a members-only area. Under blue light, they lean into each other, then break to watch a fireworks display, Wolf beside her with a cigarette in hand. He leaned into the moment afterward, posting his own TikTok with the podcaster and hinting she would turn up on his show soon, captioning it “Undeleted Pod coming soon @Bunnie Xo.” Jelly Roll filed to end the marriage on May 18, following what was described as an argument on Mother’s Day, and word reached the public in mid-June. Bunnie has since said the two remain close after nearly a decade together and that her estranged husband is dating again.

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The ex-wife of That ’70s Show actor and convicted rapist Danny Masterson has undergone life-saving kidney surgery. Page Six reports that Havoc star Bijou Phillips, 46, had a transplant after five months of waiting for a donor. She had been on dialysis for that time, and has now expressed her gratitude on Instagram for having gotten the vital procedure she needed. “I am beyond beyond grateful to everyone who rushed into help me, get checked to donate, you are all hero’s [sic]!” she said, sharing a picture of herself in hospital scrubs. “My wonderful brother [Aron Wilson] donated in the kidney exchange! He saved a life, and the life he saved had a special person donate for them.” She continued: “And then a few weeks later, the voucher program found me a perfect match! So close it’s like I got the kidney from one of my parents! I am so blow [sic] away by Dr. Veale and the magic he does! The kidney exchange, voucher program, and his surgical skills!!! He only cut the facia! He didn’t cut the muscles so I didn’t even really need much pain medication at all, just Tylenol!” she added. “I feel at five days out like I did four months after my last surgery! The technique he developed is brilliant and he is a lifesaver!” Phillips married Masterson in 2011 after meeting at a celebrity poker tournament two years earlier. They welcomed their daughter, Fianna, in 2014. Phillips has been dating Jamie Mazur since 2024. The businessman was engaged to Victoria’s Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio for 10 years with the couple having two children together before they split in 2018.

Nearly 900 snakes have escaped from a farm in China after it flooded during Typhoon Maysak. At least 17 people have died, with more than 331 injured, after powerful storms carrying 160mph winds tore through parts of southern and central China, ripping apart homes, overturning vehicles, and damaging farmland. More than 4,800 houses were damaged. In the southern region of Guangxi, at least six people were killed in severe flooding that also saw around 900 snakes escape from a snake farm that was washed away, state-owned media Red Star News reported. Videos showed residents wading through knee-deep floodwaters to capture the escaped snakes. One villager was hospitalized after being bitten, while around a dozen locals joined forces to round up the reptiles. Officials said most of the escapees were harmless water snakes and rat snakes, but the group also included several highly venomous cobras.

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The Midtown Manhattan skyscraper at risk of collapse will undergo partial demolition. Structural engineer Ronald Hamburger told the New York Post that the 37th-story building on E. 42nd St., formerly the Pfizer headquarters, requires immediate stabilization to prevent total collapse, but only after an assessment by engineers. “It should be done rapidly, it can’t be done immediately,” the professional said, who worked on the World Trade Center following the 9/11 attacks and has more than 50 years of experience. “It should be possible to do the repair within a week, stabilizing it, then going about the structural repair.” Another structural engineer and principal at Martin/Martin, Emily Guglielmo, warned against immediately sending workers into the building to perform reconstruction. “If it’s possible, in order to limit further evacuation life safety concerns, the quickest fix is to try to get that temporary bracing and shoring in there.” Concerns in the city arose long before the support beams on the 21st and 22nd floors of the building showed signs of breakage and people inside were evacuated; according to Department of Buildings records, the structure had 311 complaints and several lawsuits from former workers. According to Ahmed Tigani, New York City’s Department of Buildings commissioner, he and others in the DOB “feel confident in the emergency plan [they] have now.”

A palliative care doctor in Germany has been jailed for life after killing 15 of his patients, who were between the ages of 25 and 94. Known only as Johannes M., 41, the Berlin-based medic is thought to have killed 12 women and three men in a murderous rampage between 2021 and 2024. Described by prosecutors as having a “lust for murder,” he is thought to have used lethal sedative cocktails to kill his victims. He was also accused of, on five occasions, covering his tracks by setting fire to their homes. He came clean to the court on Monday as he was convicted, admitting he had “killed people,” adding “I despair at myself,” and only now did he grasp “the extent of the suffering” he had caused, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported. He “administered an anesthetic and a muscle relaxant to his patients without their knowledge or consent,” a statement from the Berlin prosecutor’s office said. “The latter paralyzed the respiratory muscles, leading to respiratory arrest and death within minutes.” Prosecutors said he was suspected of killing over 70 people, and Presiding Judge Sylvia Busch said the crimes he has been convicted of may only have been the tip of the iceberg. Prosecutors requested a life sentence, and that measures to reduce the likelihood of early release be inserted.

A small West Virginia town has been left without its police department after every officer was removed from duty following a dispute over an alleged break-in at the department’s evidence room. Barrackville’s police department announced Tuesday that Mayor Tom Straight and the town council had removed all members of the force from duty. Former Sgt. Hunt told 12 News he discovered the evidence room had been entered without authorization and raised concerns about missing access keys and the town’s handling of the investigation. Hunt alleged that a council member had taken police keys and said he and the department’s only other officer were fired after challenging town officials. The department clerk also resigned, leaving Barrackville with no police employees. Hunt said he told officials he would take steps to secure whistleblower protection after raising his concerns. The turmoil comes days after Chief Zachary Freeburn stepped down amid disputes over the council’s authority over the department. County deputies will now respond to calls in the town of about 1,300 residents as officials seek a resolution.

A search operation is underway after a Pakistan-registered Boeing 737 cargo plane carrying five crew members disappeared from radar screens during a flight to Karachi. The K2 Airways aircraft departed Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday when it reported a navigational system malfunction at about 9:18 p.m. local time, according to the Pakistan Airports Authority. Air traffic controllers attempted to assist the crew, but contact was lost just minutes later as the aircraft was flying roughly 186 miles west of Karachi. Flight-tracking data from Flightradar24 indicates the 27-year-old cargo jet may have crashed into the Arabian Sea after a series of dramatic altitude changes. The aircraft reportedly dropped around 5,000 feet in less than a minute, climbed 6,000 feet within 30 seconds, then entered a steep descent from 36,550 feet. Its final transmitted position showed it at 1,100 feet above sea level with an unusually rapid descent rate. Pakistani authorities have launched a multi-agency search-and-rescue mission, while K2 Airways said it is cooperating fully with investigators. “We continue to pray, earnestly, for the safety of our colleagues,” the airline said.

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A British Airways flight from Barbados to London was abruptly canceled after a booze-fueled night out by crew members ended with one collapsing and another vomiting at a luxury Caribbean resort. Flight BA254 was scheduled to depart the capital, Bridgetown, on Sunday afternoon, but was grounded after airline executives stood down the entire crew, leaving up to 336 passengers stranded. The Boeing 777-200 had been due to arrive in London on Monday morning. According to The Sun, the crew had been drinking vodka and beer at a $667-a-night beachfront resort popular with honeymooners and families. Guests reportedly began filming after the group became visibly intoxicated, with some crew members allegedly responding: “We’re British Airways crew, what of it?” The newspaper reported that one stewardess threw up at the hotel bar, while another crew member collapsed and had to be helped back to his room. Four crew members were reportedly suspended, and additional colleagues were stood down as the airline conducts an internal investigation. “We expect the highest standards of our crew, and we are urgently investigating this matter,” British Airways told the Daily Mail.

The Supreme Court’s last-ever crier has died at the age of 102. George Hutchinson started working in the country’s top court as a page when he was 15 years old, and would go on to deliver ceremonial remarks opening some of the biggest cases in American history. He announced the arrival of the justices and gaveled the court to order for most cases from 1952 to 1962, including Brown v. Board of Education. The job has since been assumed by the court-martial. He would also be used to pass messages between justices on the bench, hand them water, and fetch the World Series score from the office and return it to baseball-loving justices in session. After being drafted to serve in Europe at the end of WW2, he returned to the court, where he first worked in the marshal’s office and then took the job of the crier. He left the Supreme Court in 1962 and federal government service in 1985. From here, he joined law firm Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, remaining on the company’s staff until he was 100.