'Human remains' found at Nashville blast after RV emitted chilling Xmas Day warning

Russia's military have been mapped out, with 38 towns and cities feared to be most at risk from a potential strike.Tensions between Britain and Russia have escalated exponentially after Vladimir Putin's government invaded Ukraine in the early hours of Thursday morning (February 24). Russian forces administered missile strikes and lined troops along the north, east and southern borders of Ukraine with an attack that was denounced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

wrestlers who died way before their time should have been up.From Eddie Guerrero to Brodie Lee, their lives were way too short but their impact in the ring was great.But one of those who doesn't get spoken about nearly enough is Curt Hennig.Known to many of those who were fans of wrestling from around the start of the 1990s to the beginning of the millennium, Mr Perfect, as he was labelled, was the epitome of the perfect wrestler.He had blonde curly hair, muscles in places you wouldn't think possible, and his in-ring ability was just that – absolutely perfect.But behind the facade, he battled injuries, drug addiction and personal demons which ultimately took his life.Trained by his father Larry “The Axe” Hennig and the legendary Verne Gange, Curt made his in-ring debut in 1980 for the American Wrestling Association (AWA) with the moniker “Cool Curt Hennig”.It didn't take long for him to join the World Wrestling Federation – known as the WWE today – when he debuted in 1981, scoring a victory over Johnny Rodz.He went on to battle some of the most iconic names in the business, from “Playboy” Buddy Rose to Greg Valentine, and quickly established himself as a true rising star of the industry.His first stay in the WWF didn't last long, with a stint following in Pacific Northwest Wrestling, where he teamed with his dad to win the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championships. He returned to the AWA in 1983 – where he would stay for five more years before rejoining the WWF in around 1988.

Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Jack Dorsey, there was only one true mega-rich billionaire tech nerd in town: Bill Gates. The richest man in the world for a grand total of 19 years, the Microsoft founder is today known for being one of the world's foremost philanthropists, having pledged to give away the majority of his wealth before his death.Through the Gates Foundation, Bill Gates invests in causes such as climate change, poverty, and more recently, research into treatments and vaccines for the COVID-19 pandemic. However, all this charity doesn't mean he doesn't like to splurge, as the tale of Gate's spectacular rise to planetary wealth shows.

coronavirus in check. This week, thousands of Australians arrived back into the country for the first time since 2020.The country had implemented some of the strictest pandemic measures of any democracy back in March 2020.As of February 21, arrivals who are fully vaccinated will not need a travel exemption or told to quarantine, reports Liverpool Echo.Now here we reveal some of the countries that have recently changed their travel regulations to allow Brits in.Anyone entering the country is also required to complete an Australia Travel Declaration at least 72 hours before departure.The ATD includes a declaration regarding your vaccination status and you will be asked to upload your vaccination certificate.Unvaccinated visa holders will still need a travel exemption to enter – and these will not be granted solely for tourism purposes.

doctor has denied putting his semen in a cup of tea and handing it to a woman.Dr Nicholas John Chapman, 54, will face trial after being accused of depositing his semen in the drink and giving it to a woman on two occasions in September last year.Prosecutors said the woman alerted the police after she noticed a strange substance lying at the bottom of her mug. On Thursday ( February 24), Chapman appeared at Taunton Crown Court to answer two counts of attempting to cause a woman aged 16 or over to engage in sexual activity without her consent.

Holly Willoughby stepped out with her lookalike sister Kelly at a glamorous launch event for the This Morning star's lifestyle brand Wylde Moon on Wednesday - and they looked closer than ever!READ: Loved Holly Willoughby's white suit? Here's how to get the lookThe pair wowed guests, with Holly wearing a white trouser-suit and statement spotted heels while sister Kelly stunned in a beautiful blue floral dress. WATCH: Holly Willoughby shares sneak peek at her Wylde Moon x Kirstie Le Marque jewellery collaboration The chic event was hosted at the infamous London Coliseum in collaboration with the English National Opera (ENO) and celebrated the launch of a brand-new perfume for the brand.READ: Holly Willoughby takes her three children to first work event – 'it's a unique night'RELATED: Holly Willoughby stuns with ultra glamorous transformation on Dancing on IceAccording to the Wylde Moon website: "The ENO has been a passion of Holly's for over a decade and this dream partnership was dreamt up during a conversation with friends at a wedding." Kelly joined her sister Holly at the launchThe elegant event was soundtracked by critically acclaimed music legend Andy Bell who performed and created a piece for the event called The Wild, inspired by Puccini's La Boheme.A-list friends of the blonde beauty came out in support of her launch.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterDiscovery CEO promises that the company is not in a race to win the “spending wars” on content when it closes its deal to acquire AT&T’s WarnerMedia and become Warner Bros. Discovery.“We’re going to spend more on content — but you’re not going to see us come in and say, ‘Alright, we’re spending $5 billion more on content,” Zaslav said during an investor call Thursday to discuss the company’s Q4 earnings results.Zaslav says the new company — which will run both Discovery’s current major streamer Discovery Plus and WarnerMedia’s HBO Max — will be “looking to monetize our IP to grow the value of the overall company.”Discovery CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels echoed Zaslav’s point, saying “it’s not about winning” and “spending more money doesn’t score goals.” Click here to sign up for Variety‘s free Strictly Business newsletter covering earnings, financial and investment news, and more.Discovery revealed Thursday it reached 22 million paying streaming subscribers across its portfolio of offerings by the end of 2021.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefLeading production conglomerate Fremantle announced a new structure in Australia that will bring the development and production of all its entertainment, reality, and game show formats under the control of unscripted producer, Eureka Productions. Eureka is led by co-CEOs Chris Culvenor and Paul Franklin.

Wilson Chapman editorLL Cool J will host the ninth edition of the iHeartRadio Music Awards and Jennifer Lopez will receive the iHeartRadio Icon Award, iHeartMedia and Fox Entertainment announced today. The 2022 ceremony is scheduled for March 22 at Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium.A 2021 inductee of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, LL Cool J was one of the first hip-hop artists to achieve mainstream success with his debut album “Radio” in 1985. He has since released 13 studio albums, won two Grammy awards, and was the first rapper to receive the Kennedy Center Honors in 2017.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentAs Italy marks the centennial of Pier Paolo Pasolini‘s birth with a series of special events, the Academy Museum is honoring the influential film director, poet, writer and intellectual, whose 1975 murder remains a mystery, with a complete retrospective.Titled “Carnal Knowledge: The Films of Pier Paolo Pasolini,” the Los Angeles tribute in the Academy’s Renzo Piano designed temple of cinema opened Feb. 17 with Oscar-winning production designer Dante Ferretti on hand.Ferretti, in a moving tribute, said he owed his career to Pasolini, having worked on nine of his films, starting with Pasolini’s first work “The Gospel According to Matthew” and ending with his incendiary condemnation of the Italian upper classes “Salò – or the 120 Days of Sodom,” released in Italy just a few weeks after Pasolini’s murder on Nov.

Wilson Chapman editorLena Waithe’s Hillman Grad Productions and Indeed have announced the 10 filmmakers selected for season two of Rising Voices, their initiative to support the work of filmmakers of color.Established last February, the program provides resources for BIPOC filmmakers across the United States to create a short film that will premiere at the Tribeca Festival, planned for June 8-19 in New York City.“Indeed’s Rising Voices not only levels the playing field for BIPOC creators in Hollywood by creating opportunities for individuals to be seen, heard and represented, but also empowers the next generation of storytellers, providing access to funding, on-site skill, career development and mentorship,” Waithe said in a statement. “Our continued mission at Hillman Grad Productions is to ensure that program mentees are truly set up for success as they continue to grow within their individual careers.” The ten selected filmmaker teams for the 2022 edition of Rising Voices are Cara Lawson, Gbenga Komolafe, Georgia Fu, Jalmer Caceres, Justin Floyd, Leon Cheo, Shanrica Evans, Tara Motamedi, Travis Wood and Urvashi Pathania.The finalists were selected from 900 applicants based on their submitted screenplays.

Naman Ramachandran Global streaming aggregator ScreenHits TV (SHTV) has partnered with international news network Euronews and will provide live and on-demand TV editions of Euronews and Africanews on its platform. Euronews, which offers round-the-clock news coverage from a European perspective, broadcasts in 160 countries and is distributed in more than 440 million homes, including 68% of homes in the European Union and the U.K.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentIn the wake of Russia’s attack on Ukraine, Danish producer Monica Hellström (“Flee”) and Sundance-winning helmer Simon Lereng Wilmont have joined forces to orchestrate the evacuation of some of the subjects portrayed in their Oscar-shortlisted documentary “The Distant Barking of Dogs.”Hellström told Variety that she and Lereng Wilmont quickly enlisted the help of their assistant director and local production coordinator to evacuate Oleg Afanasyev and his grandmother Alexandra, the protagonists of “The Distant Barking of Dogs,” from their war-torn village of Hnutove in Donetsk. The news was first reported by the website Nordic Film and TV News.Meanwhile, the children at the shelter that was the focus of “A House Made of Splinters,” which just earned Lereng Wilmont a best director award at Sundance last month, have also been evacuated to a safer area after facing a bombing threat.

Sasha Urban editorWWE announced today a multi-year partnership with event hospitality and experience firm On Location.The deal will provide WWE fans with hospitality packages for major WWE events including SummerSlam, Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, and Survivor Series. The first packages will be available for Money in the Bank at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas this July, for which the packages are available today beginning at 12pmET.On Location, which is controlled by Endeavor Group Holdings, will exclusively be WWE’s hospitality provider for live events, and all-inclusive packages will include meet-and-greet experiences and premier seating options.“WWE is one of the premier sports and entertainment organizations in the country and is known for giving their passionate fan base exactly what they want,” said On Location president Paul Caine.

"So he spent the night in there, but they've rang today to say he's responded really well to treatment overnight," she said.The star went on to reveal that she's planning to bring Ollie home this evening provided his scan is given the all clear.She went on: "He's been on a drip overnight and they're just going to do a sonogram, but they think he'd be able to come home tonight."I went to see him at the vets after the radio yesterday and his tail was wagging, as he does."But yeah, he's responded well to treatment."But has anyone else's dog had this? And if so, what did you do?" she eagerly asked her fans before signing off.Last year, Gemma sparked concern after posting a video montage of her two dogs Ollie and Norman to Instagram, leading fans to worry that something had happened to prompt the emotional clip.The Strictly star took to social media to clarify the reason behind posting the video, simply explaining that her phone had made it for her.

Gary Lineker, believed by many to be football's best striker of all time, after the conversation turned to a very different kind of strike and whether it should be imposed on Russia for "war crimes" against neighbouring Ukraine.The 61-year-old former Tottenham Hotspur star found himself bombarded with messages telling him to save his critiques for the world of football."All those trillions spent on a so called nuclear deterrent. Madness," he mused in a now-deleted tweet mocking Britain's war policies amid the attacks on Ukraine.However, chief economist Ian Shepherdson, who has over 21,000 followers on Twitter to Gary's 8.3 million, delivered a mocking swipe back to him.Targeting his history advertising Walker's Crisps on TV, he quizzed: "Which nuclear-armed country has been invaded by Russia?"Stick to the football and crisps Gary."Gary was unconvinced that the threat should be played down, shooting back: "None yet…let’s hope things don’t escalate."Keeping his cool, he added: "One question: why is it ok for you to have an opinion as a microeconomist but I can’t as a former footballer?"Ian responded: "Macro, not micro.

Despite reported suspicions last year that the suspect in the Nashville Christmas Day bombing was making explosives, officials on Wednesday said they found no evidence at the time to warrant a search of his home or recreational vehicle.  Nashville police were called to a home on Aug. 21, 2019, over reports of a woman threatening to kill herself, police Chief John Drake told reporters.

As officials search the home of a 63-year-old man they believe to be a suspect in the Nashville bombing on Christmas, one local family told "Fox & Friends Weekend" they credit a pair of police officers for helping them escape their apartment moments before the blast. Police sources told "Fox News Sunday" they believe Anthony Quinn Warner of Antioch, Tenn., owned the RV that exploded, and that he died in the blast.

Five of the six Nashville police officers who went knocking door-to-door to evacuate residents moments before an RV detonated in a fiery blast in the downtown area early Christmas Day detailed their account of events in a press conference Sunday, explaining that it would be a holiday they would never forget. "Christmas will never be the same for any of us," Officer James Wells, who has been with Metro Nashville Police for 21 months, said at a press conference early Sunday alongside his fellow officers.

Nashville police officers have been hailed as heroes for running towards danger after being warned a bomb would go off within minutes.

The police officers who called the bomb squad to investigate the RV that blew up in downtown Nashville on Christmas morning and cleared the area before it exploded are being lauded as heroes on Friday. Police were responding to a call for shots fired in the early hours of Friday morning when they encountered the RV, which, according to Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake, "had a recording saying a potential bomb would detonate within 15 minutes." Drake said officers began going door-to-door evacuating people from nearby residential buildings.The bomb squad was already responding when the RV exploded.