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Celebrities open their closets to aid Hollywood fire victims
For the past two days, people worldwide have been witnessing on television and social media the devastating fire that is ravaging Hollywood. This is not a movie scene, but a real-life catastrophe engulfing the core of the world's largest film industry. According to the latest reports, the catastrophic wildfire has claimed the lives of 10 people, left countless others injured, destroyed 10,000 installations, and forced nearly 200,000 individuals to flee their homes. Many well-known celebrities have been forced to abandon their homes and offices in a hurry, with some escaping with only the clothes on their backs. Among them are renowned American stars such as Paris Hilton, Tom Hanks, Ben Affleck, Maria Shriver, Mel Gibson, Pete Lee, Melissa Claire Egan, Anthony Hopkins, Miles Teller, Kelly Teller, Tina Knowles, and many more. On television and social media, they have expressed their grief over the loss of everything they had.
Does sitting in the rear increase survival in plane accidents?
Between December 25 and January 5, at least six plane crashes occurred, resulting in the loss of at least 221 lives. Notably, on December 25, an Azerbaijan Airlines flight crashed in Grozny, Chechnya, and on December 29, a plane crashed at a South Korean airport with 181 passengers onboard. These incidents have sparked renewed discussions about passenger aircraft safety. In the South Korean airport crash, only two of the 181 passengers survived. Fortunately, in the Azerbaijan Airlines crash, 29 out of 67 passengers survived. On January 29, a plane crashed into the sea in the UAE, killing both the pilot and co-pilot.
Messi goal saves Inter Miami against Los Angeles Galaxy
Lionel Messi’s first goal of the 2024 MLS season was a beauty. Messi scored with a sliding left boot inside the goal area to rescue Inter Miami and force a 1-1 draw against the Los Angeles Galaxy on Monday morning (Bangladesh Time) in Carson, California.
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