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1. SOUNDBITE (English) Miguel Harichi, Liv Walker and Connor Newsum, reality TV stars:

Newsum: "Yeah, definitely. I feel like you walk into 'Love Island,' and you're like, 'Oh, I'll be fine with the girls, but will I get along with the guys? We're all vying for the same group of girls.' And then it kind of flipped on its head, where I was like, 'Well, I know I'm good with the guy. What about the girls?' So by the time I left, I was, 'Oh man, I'm gonna miss my boys.' But yeah, it was definitely, the camaraderie was one of the best experiences for me, especially. I didn't leave with love, but I left with friendships, and that was just as good."

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Los Angeles -8 July 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Kenny Rodriguez and Kaylor Martin, reality TV Stars:

Martin:

"I found myself like the first first couple times like looking at the camera like while I'm talking. so it's it's quite different. but I think it was just so weird. I feel like at the end of everything I'm like okay I'm finally getting a hang of this and then of course we wrapped. So, um yeah, I mean, I don't know it was it was odd, but also like it's still the same. Like, sometimes I would be saying things and even watching like the first or second episode I was like oh my gosh, I can't believe I just said that. The camera's literally right in front of my face. But hey, sometimes you just forget. And if you're a real person, it just rolls off the tongue and you can't really help yourself or train yourself. You can be media trained, PR trained, but realistically, if you are just like you, then you can really control any of that."

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Los Angeles -8 July 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Kenny Rodriguez and Kaylor Martin, reality TV Stars:

Martin:

"I found myself like the first first couple times like looking at the camera like while I'm talking. so it's it's quite different. but I think it was just so weird. I feel like at the end of everything I'm like okay I'm finally getting a hang of this and then of course we wrapped. So, um yeah, I mean, I don't know it was it was odd, but also like it's still the same. Like, sometimes I would be saying things and even watching like the first or second episode I was like oh my gosh, I can't believe I just said that. The camera's literally right in front of my face. But hey, sometimes you just forget. And if you're a real person, it just rolls off the tongue and you can't really help yourself or train yourself. You can be media trained, PR trained, but realistically, if you are just like you, then you can really control any of that."

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Los Angeles - 8 July 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Kenny Rodriguez and Kaylor Martin, reality TV stars:

Martin - on when she learned she would have to see Aaron Evans while filming 'Beyond the Villa' and whether she was nervous:

"Yeah, it was early on. I knew that Aaron would probably be a part of this and you know what, I didn't because of it, like I didn't have any hesitation because of Aaron. Of course, I had my worries. But yeah, I'm glad that we did it together and I think it gave us both like a little bit of closure that we didn't have before."

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Los Angeles - 8 July 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Kenny Rodriguez and Kaylor Martin, reality TV stars:

Martin - on when she learned she would have to see Aaron Evans while filming 'Beyond the Villa' and whether she was nervous:

"Yeah, it was early on. I knew that Aaron would probably be a part of this and you know what, I didn't because of it, like I didn't have any hesitation because of Aaron. Of course, I had my worries. But yeah, I'm glad that we did it together and I think it gave us both like a little bit of closure that we didn't have before."

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New York - 11 July 2025

1. Mid of spectators observing AI-generated art featuring Lionel Messi

2. Mid of Refik Anadol inside his AI-generated art installation Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life

3. Mid of a person recording the Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life on their phone

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Refik Anadol, Creator of Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life:

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"What will happen if Messi's best memory in his life, the most important moment in his career, turns into a new artwork? The moment was 2009 in Rome when he had this, I think, very unique header, and he believes that it's everything for him, this moment in this career. We took his memory as a data, his emotion as a date, meaning his feelings, what he felt, how he felt. Why it's so important to him. And we blend them together to create this unique artwork."

5. Various of Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life on their phone

6. Anadol looking at exhibit

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Refik Anadol, Creator of Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life:

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"The project is to me a 50% human, 50% machine collaboration. Of course the data itself is from Messi and I am an artist defining the parameters, the rules, but AI is there as assisting this concept. AI is helping us to push forward what else we can do with the cutting edge technologies. So I believe the future hopefully will be this ethical collaboration with machine and human and still push forward a human imagination and creativity."

8. Various of Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life on their phone

9. Anadol walking out of work.

STORYLINE:

Step in to Lionel Messi's mind.

That is what a new art instillation, a collaboration between Messi and artist Refik Anadol, allows people to do.

Using various AI tools, Anadol created a work that lets people step into Messi's brain and relive the header that sealed the 2009 UEFA Champions League Final.

"The project started by the idea of like what will happen if Messi's best memory in his life , the most important moment in his career turns into a new artwork," said Anadol. "We took his memory as a data , his emotion as a data , meaning his feelings , what he felt , how he felt , why it's so important to him , and we blend them together to create this unique artwork ."

Titled Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life, allows people to walk into a room and be totally immersed in the mind of Messi.

"The project is to me a 50% human, 50% machine collaboration. Of course the data itself is from Messi and I am an artist defining the parameters, the rules, but AI is there as assisting this concept," said Anadol.

The piece is being auctioned off at Christie's in New York, with a starting bid of 1.5 Million dollars.

Proceeds from the sale will benefit UNICEF and Inter Miami's charitable foundation.

The piece is being auctioned online at christies.com. It is open for bidding Tuesday, July 8, 2025 t... [truncated]

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Quito, Ecuador - 11 July 2025

1. Members of the educational community marching through the streets of Quito with a banner (Spanish) 'Education in Emergency!' 'Unconstitutionality of the public integration law!'

2. President of the National Union of Educators Andres Quishpe making a statement

3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Andres Quishpe, President of the National Union of Educators:

"Well, this march is directed to the Constitutional Court to tell the Constitutional Court to act within the law, the Constitution is clear, in a State of Law rights are not regressive and are not unwaivable."

4. Various of protest

5. President of the General Union of Workers of Ecuador Jose Villavicencio marching

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jose Villavicencio, National President of the General Union of Workers of Ecuador:

“The different organizations that make up the Unitary Front have resolved, obviously to be part of the different protests that have been called by the teachers, the youth and that later we workers will also do so in the face of a government that has been implementing urgent economic laws with a single objective to violate the right to work, the right to life, to violate the rights of the nature of the collectives and in the face of that, obviously we cannot stand idly by.”

6. Feet of marchers

7. Various of protesters

8. Various of police outside the Constitutional Court of Ecuador

9. Various of teachers protesting

STORYLINE:

Teachers in Ecuador protested Friday outside the country's Constitutional Court in the capital Quinto against a new education law.

Members of the National Union of Educators and other social organizations have called for the march against a legislation recently approved in the national assembly.

The new law aims to eradicate corruption and violence in public offices. However critics say the law includes reforms to juvenile criminal justice which impact the rights of children.

Rising crime and violence in Ecuador has affected children who have suffered from being recruited into criminal gangs.

The marches come in the midst of the rejection of several laws approved in the national assembly in less than two months of his new term.

Protesters called on the government to declare an emergency in the education system and claimed laws recently approved by the national assembly were unconstitutional.

The demonstrators confirmed a second day of protests, scheduled for July 16, which would include more than 40 organizations from the public and private sectors which they plan to be held in several provinces.

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New York - 11 July 2025

1. Mid of spectators observing AI-generated art featuring Lionel Messi

2. Mid of Refik Anadol inside his AI-generated art installation Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life

3. Mid of a person recording the Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life on their phone

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Refik Anadol, Creator of Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life:

"The project started by the idea of like what will happen if Messi's best memory in his life, the most important moment in his career turns into a new artwork . So we met in Miami and sit together, like discuss his best memory basically and then we took the data in 2009 when he did this exciting moment in his life, we took his memory as a data, his emotion as a data, meaning his feelings , what he felt, how he felt, why it's so important to him, and we blend them together to create this unique artwork."

5. Mid of Messi's jersey displayed alongside video of Messi's 2009 goal

6. Video of Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Refik Anadol, Creator of Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life:

"The moment was 2009 in Rome when he had this, I think, very unique header and he believes that it's everything for him this moment in his career."

8. Various of Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Refik Anadol, Creator of Living Memory: Messi – A Goal in Life:

"The project is to me a 50% human, 50% machine collaboration. Of course the data itself is from Messi and I am an artist defining the parameters, the rules, but AI is there as assisting this concept. AI is helping us to push forward what else we can do with the cutting edge technologies. So I believe the future hopefully will be this ethical collaboration with and human and still push forward a human imagination and creativity."

10. Exterior of Christie's auction house, where the instillation will be open to the public and also auctioned off for charity

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Sebastian Sanchez, Christie's:

"So of course I mean we sold Refik's work and Refik has a very, very strong market in the digital art space and contemporary art space. He sort of blends the two, We look at comps and of course there's the unknown Messi factor you know we don't at the end of the day. There is an unknown working with Messi working with someone like Messi and his profile , we don't know what the final outcome is gonna be , but the way we priced it was really looking at Refik's past sales and evaluating it based on that."

12. Various of Sanchez and Anadol in the work

STORYLINE:

Step in to Lionel Messi's mind.

That is what a new art instillation, a collaboration between Messi and artist Refik Anadol, allows people to do.

Using various AI tools, Anadol created a work that lets people step into Messi's brain and relive the header that sealed the 2009 UEFA Champions League Final.

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Dukan, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq - 11 July 2025

1. Various of street and market area

2. Mid of Karzan Tariq and another man sitting in restaurant

3. SOUNDBITE (Kurdish) Karzan Tariq, local resident:

“Definitely, we view this agreement as a very important agreement, and we believe that this is the best process done by the Kurds in the past 30 years, and every Kurdish individual is happy for that. We consider this as a very important process, and we want it to continue and to be successful.”

4. Various of teashop in the area

5. SOUNDBITE (Kurdish) Abdulrahman Abbas, local resident:

“The PKK should reach an agreement with Turkey. War has no benefits. Hopes are always in negotiations. There is no solution from war, they must reach an agreement, and it is beneficial for both. Why waste people’s blood?”

6. Various of market area

7. SOUNDBITE (Kurdish) Abdullah Hussein, local resident:

“We hope that the PKK’s laying down of weapons today becomes the base for peace in the whole of Kurdistan. We hope that this will bring happiness and won’t make issues for us. We, the people of Dukan and Kurdistan, are grateful and hopefully it will bring good.”

8. Moving shot of shops in market area

STORYLINE:

Kurds in northern Iraq welcomed a decision by the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, to lay down their weapons on Friday, saying they hope for a permanent peace agreement between Turkey and the separatist militant group.

“This is the best process done by the Kurds in the past 30 years, and every Kurdish individual is happy for that," said Karzan Tariq, from Sulaymaniyah.

“The PKK should reach an agreement with Turkey. War has no benefits. Hopes are always in negotiations,” said another local man, Abdulrahman Abbas.

Fighters with the PKK that has waged a decades-long insurgency in Turkey began handing over weapons in a symbolic ceremony Friday in northern Iraq, the first concrete step toward a promised disarmament as part of a peace process.

The group announced in May it would disband and renounce armed conflict, ending four decades of hostilities.

The move came after PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has been imprisoned on an island near Istanbul since 1999, urged his group in February to convene a congress and formally disband and disarm.

The ceremony took place in the mountains outside the city of Sulaymaniyah in northern Iraq’s semiautonomous Kurdish region.

The state-run Iraqi News Agency reported that “the process will take place in stages, with a group of party members initially laying down their weapons "symbolically.”

The disarmament process is expected to be completed by September, the agency reported.

“We hope that the PKK’s laying down of weapons today becomes the base for peace in the whole of Kurdistan. We hope that this will bring happiness and won’t make issues for us," said Dukan resident Abdullah Hussein.

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