A uranium miner has been mauled to death by a black bear. The 27-year-old was killed on Friday while working for UraniumX Discovery Corp. as an independent contractor in Saskatchewan, Canada. It is only the province’s fourth bear death in recorded history. The bear was killed by a civilian before officials arrived, the Ministry of Community Safety said, cited by CTV, and was taken for necropsy at Western College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. The identity of the deceased has not been made public at the time of writing. UraniumX’s discovery operation is located in the Athabasca Basin, which is home to one of the largest Uranium deposits in the world. It said it was cooperating with local and government officials in their investigation following the attack, The New York Times reports. In a statement, CEO Esen Boldkhuu said, “The safety and well-being of our employees, contractors, and all personnel working on our projects is, and will always remain, our highest priority.”

Cristo Fernández is turning fiction into reality. The Ted Lasso actor—best known for playing endlessly optimistic striker Dani Rojas—has officially signed with El Paso Locomotive FC, the club announced Tuesday. Fernández’s soccer career initially derailed at 15 after suffering an injury while playing in the youth system for Mexican club Tecos FC. But despite finding international fame as an actor, the 35-year-old said he never fully gave up on returning to the field as a professional player. “Football has always been a huge part of my life and identity,” Fernández said. “No matter where life has taken me, the dream of competing professionally never truly left my heart.” After an “extensive two-month trial” period, Fernández impressed coaches during training sessions and a preseason match against New Mexico United, earning a spot on the club’s 2026 roster as a midfielder. Locomotive coach Junior Gonzalez praised the actor-athlete as a “great addition to our roster,” while Fernández called the unlikely comeback proof that it’s never too late to “chase your dreams no matter how unexpected the path may be.”

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Nick Lachey crossed paths with his ex, Jessica Simpson, in March for the first time in decades and shared some awkward details about their encounter. “We hadn’t seen each other in 20 years, then spent six and a half hours on a flight to Hawaii together,” Lachey said on a Wednesday episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen. Lachey described their reunion as “strangely OK.” After some prodding from Cohen, he revealed that while Simpson and her mom, Tina, were up the front of the plane, Simpson’s kids and her estranged husband, Eric Johnson, were “in a separate class of service.” He said being in close proximity to his ex-wife was just fine, with the Love Is Blind host telling Cohen that his wife, Vanessa Lachey, and their three children were on the flight as well, and “everyone was very, very cordial” and “very respectful.” Simpson and Lachey were married for three years before divorcing in 2006. Lachey remarried Vanessa in 2011, while Simpson married Johnson in 2014. Simpson and Johnson, who share three children, separated in 2025.

LeAnn Rimes revealed that she and her family have been enduring a “heart-wrenching” period. “We have a parent in rehab after going through a stroke a few weeks ago, so the heaviness in our hearts around that has been hard,” the Grammy-winner said in a Thursday Substack post. This comes just weeks after Rimes canceled shows for her 30 Years of Blue tour due to what she described as “severe illness.” “To watch your loved ones hurt while you’re hurting yourself is just… a lot,” the “How Do I Live” singer said, adding that much of the responsibility has fallen on her husband, Eddie Cibrian. “Watching someone you love carry so much while you’re barely able to carry yourself is its own kind of heartbreak,” she said. Rimes shared that the experience has been incredibly traumatic for her. “When it rains, it pours. I feel like life has stripped me down and stripped everything back for the moment.”

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Unless you’ve got the memory of an elephant, taking notes is a must. Remarkable has built a name for itself with innovative tablets that cut out distracting apps and focus on productivity. In fact, a study by Remarkable found that users experience 35 percent less stress and 20 percent more focus when using a paper tablet compared with working on a PC. Today, the brand is unveiling a new offering—the Remarkable Paper Pure.

The new 10.3-inch model is a marked improvement in every way. The battery is longer lasting (up to three weeks on a single charge), it features a crisper black-and-white canvas display, and it is 50 percent faster than the Remarkable 2. Like its predecessor, writing on the Remarkable Pure Paper is, well, remarkable. It feels just like writing on paper with the digital ink appearing in as little as 21 milliseconds—faster than the blink of an eye.

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A former Russian spy says he managed to evade a death squad by hiding inside a cow carcass. Dmitry Senin, 47, revealed to The Telegraph the gruesome details of how he crawled inside the dead animal to avoid detection while on the run from Vladimir Putin’s goons. Senin, a top-ranking Federal Security Service agent, was tipped off in 2017 that his colleagues were seeking to arrest him for treason as he was probing corruption claims against a high-ranking police officer. Senin eventually plotted his escape while using Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 as a cover. With the help of smugglers posing as farmers, Senin donned a gas mask, wrapped himself in aluminum foil, and hid inside a dead cow, waiting for more than an hour before he and the cow were taken via a tractor across the border to neighboring Kazakhstan. After getting dumped in no-man’s land between the two countries, Senin crawled out of the carcass and made his way to Montenegro. “Fear is an emotion that you have to control, and I assessed the risk, and I knew that no one was going to shoot at the cow,” Senin said.

A small medical plane carrying four people crashed Thursday in a remote, wooded area of New Mexico. The Beechcraft King Air 90 had departed Roswell Air Center and was headed to Sierra Blanca Regional Airport when it crashed near Ruidoso, in the southern part of the state, at about 4 a.m. local time. Around the same time, a fire was reported in the nearby Capitan Mountain area. Emergency personnel, fire officials, and law enforcement were responding as of Thursday morning. It wasn’t immediately clear whether there were any survivors. The Federal Aviation Authority and National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the crash, the FAA said.

A rooftop party at one of the Cannes Film Festival’s most coveted venues descended into chaos after an apparent floor collapse sent guests fleeing in terror. Around 250 guests were gathered at La Terrasse by Albane, a temporary restaurant atop a hotel overlooking the Croisette seaside promenade, when a loud bang sent shockwaves through the crowd. “It felt as if the floor rumbled and moved, and the building,” one guest told the Daily Mail. “It was terrifying. Some people screamed.” The incident occurred during a Variety magazine welcome party honoring festival director Thierry Fremaux. Among those present were actresses Diane Kruger and Jordana Brewster, director Renny Harlin, Sony Pictures Classics chiefs Michael Barker and Tom Bernard, and Oscars President Lynette Howell Taylor. Some American guests reportedly feared a terrorist attack. The apparent cause was more mundane. One partygoer said the issue was overcrowding on a temporary wooden dais. Guests were moved to another part of the terrace, and the cocktails continued. Variety’s own report described the evening as “eventful.” Organizers had warned attendees in advance that entry was “first-come, first-served” and that capacity would be strictly enforced. La Terrasse, run by event organizer Albane Cleret and three-Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, is not open to non-residents.

Colman Domingo, 56, is revealing the supportive message he received from Tina Fey before making his hosting debut on Saturday Night Live in April. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the Micheal actor said he reached out to the former SNL head writer while preparing sketches during his hectic host week. Domingo even read aloud one of Fey’s texts, offering to personally sit in on pitch meetings to help guide him through the process. “Would that be a bummer, like taking your mom with you to the prom?” Fey joked in the message. “Either answer is OK.” Fey ultimately attended both Domingo’s table read and the live taping, though she admitted she was never particularly worried about how he’d perform. The comedian told the outlet that trained theater actors like Domingo—an Emmy winner and two-time Oscar nominee—tend to thrive on SNL. The pair had worked together before, but this time the dynamic was reversed. While Fey guided Domingo through his SNL debut, Domingo was the one calling the shots on Season 2 of The Four Seasons, where he serves as director. Fey praised him as a “wonderful” filmmaker who takes time to learn every cast and crew member’s role on set.

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A passenger has died after falling from his cabin’s balcony aboard a Carnival Cruise off the coast of the Bahamas. Staff threw a life ring to the man, and rescue teams eventually brought him back on board the boat. It is unclear whether he died in the water or after he returned to the ship. The incident took place on Tuesday as the Carnival Liberty vessel sailed from Celebration Key to Nassau. Staff aboard the boat are providing support to the man’s family, who were on vacation with him. It comes just two days after an 88-year-old passenger on another of the cruise line’s ships died at Celebration Key. Bahamian police say the woman, an American citizen, died after losing control of her mobility scooter, knocking her head against the hull of the docked Carnival Celebration, and plunging into the water. Neither victim has been identified.

A pilot credited with saving the lives of his 10 passengers after crashing off the east coast of Florida has revealed what happened in the minutes before going down. Father-of-three Ian Nixon, 43, said that in a quarter of a century of flying, he hadn’t seen anything like what happened to his Beechcraft King Air 300 on Tuesday morning during the 20-minute flight from the Bahamas’ Abaco Islands to Grand Bahama. The Air Force has since called the landing “pretty miraculous,” but Nixon said he was just trying to do the best he could. “Basically, lost my navigation, all radios,” he told CBS News. “Flying over 25 years, and I’ve never seen anything like that.” He added, “I did my best. I had a lot of stuff going on in the aircraft—just trying to get that under control.” “I wasn’t able to reach anybody on the radio for a while. I tried to call Freeport. I tried to call Miami radio,” he added. “I don’t know if they were hearing me, but I didn’t get a response.” He then revealed his first thought after landing. “Once I hit the water, my first thought was, ‘We didn’t die,’” he said. “That’s one of the things I remembered. We didn’t die.”