Mariana Trench: Last News

With the world’s eyes turned toward the missing submersible touring the Titanic wreck, an unlikely drama has unfolded on social media.

Bright Eyes have returned to the stage after recovery to play a version of ‘June On The West Coast’ – check out footage below.The US indie rock band cancelled all remaining shows last September after frontman Conor Oberst lost his voice and “underwent multiple tests to determine the cause” of his vocal problems.The band explained at the time that he had “developed a condition that is exacerbated by excessive singing, requiring both treatment and recuperation”. They informed fans that they expected to return to the road in 2025, and that has now come to fruition.Their first show back went down at The Van Buren in Phoenix, Arizona on Thursday (January 16), where they played a career-spanning set that included the first performance of ‘June On The West Coast’ since 2011.

Rosie O’Donnell is opening up about her experience as a parent, describing her 9-year-old daughter Dakota’s autism as a “gift” and revealing that she has learned a lot by communicating with her.The TV personality, who recently took her relationship with girlfriend Aimme Hauer to the next level, gave an emotional statement to People, about how it felt at first to learn about Dakota’s diagnosis. How she has been able to connect with her in different ways, in comparison to her other kids, 27-year-old Parker, 25-year-old Chelsea, 22-year-old Blake, and 19-year-old Vivienne.Rosie says she “really listen and communicate in a way I never had to with my other kids,” admitting that her daughter has taught her “compassion” on a deeper level.“I didn’t want Dakota to feel shame about her diagnosis. I have told her from the start that autism is her superpower.