(24 Jun 2025)

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Paris - 24 June 2025

1. Various of runway show

2. Front row

++VIDEO AS INCOMING FOR SHOT 3++

3. Finale walk

4. Pharrell bow

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Adamson, The Associated Press:

"I'm here just out of the Louis Vuitton show at the Pompidou Centre, birds scattering as the pounding V\uitton drums kicked off. The iconic latticework of the Pompidou gleaming here in the background behind me. What really, really jumped out tonight was the cultural fusion. Indian-style chunky sandals, striped boxy shorts, loose preppy shirts and silken cargo pants. We saw pinstriped puffers, cricket jerseys, some even with bejewelled collars, others with jewelled hoods sparkling under the light. That juxtaposition. You could almost feel Pharrell's ongoing conversation with streetwear - especially his long-running creative partnership with Kenzo designer Nigo, whom he's collaborated with before. Altogether, this felt like Vuitton once again on a global voyage, forcing menswear into playful territory. That's what struck me most tonight."

STORYLINE:

The birds scattered in every direction as the first drumbeat thundered across the plaza outside Paris’ Pompidou Center Tuesday, clearing the way for a different kind of flight: Beyoncé and Jay-Z swept into the front row.

The star couple anchored a guest list at Pharrell Williams’ latest Louis Vuitton spectacle that doubled as a map of contemporary culture now: Bradley Cooper, J-Hope, Karol G, Pinkpanthress, Future, Pusha T, Jackson Wang, Bambam, Mason Thames, Miles Caton, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Malcolm Washington, Jalen Ramsey, and A$AP Nast. If there was any question about the gravitational pull of Louis Vuitton under Williams, it evaporated before the first look hit the runway.

This was no ordinary catwalk: Williams — half showman, half pop impresario — staged a cultural passage from Paris to Mumbai, fusing Indian tradition and modern dandyism into a punchy, sunstruck vision of the Vuitton man in 2026.

In Vuitton’s world, a show is never just a show. It’s a takeover, a mood. On Tuesday, the Pompidou’s iconic colored pipes served as a sci-fi backdrop for a set dreamed up with Studio Mumbai architect Bijoy Jain: a life-size “Snakes and Ladders” board, alluding to both the child’s game and the adult risks of fashion’s global game. For Williams, the house’s mantra of travel is less about destination, more about movemen. Up, down, sideways, sunward.

The clothes? This season, they marched to their own drumbeat. Out came models in Indian-style chunky sandals, striped boxy shorts and blue preppy shirts with sleeves billowing like monsoon sails. Silken cargo pants shimmered in the sun; pin-striped puffers added a louche, almost Bollywood-kitsch edge. Cricket jerseys appeared with jeweled collars or — why not? — a puffy hood dripping with rhinestones. Blue pearlescent leather bombers flirted with the bling of Mumbai’s film sets, while pin-striped tailoring riffed on both the Briti... [truncated]

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Tehran - 24 June 2025

1. Wide pan of rally with flags waving to celebrate ceasefire with Israel and show appreciation for the Iranian armed forces

2. Iranian flags, picture of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader

3. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Reza (no last name given), Tehran resident:

++STARTS IN SHOT 1, PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 2++

"We Iranians have a magnificent history. We don't bow to oppressors. We will stand against them until our last breath."

4. Wide of rally

5. Demonstrator holding placard reading (Farsi) "Our fingers are on the trigger, with strength"

6. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Faezeh Izadifar, Tehran resident:

++STARTS IN SHOT 4, PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 5-9++

"We don't accept the imposed ceasefire or imposed peace. This ceasefire will result in the enemy getting stronger. We don't approve of the ceasefire at all. We will continue fighting until we are either martyred or win. God willing Iran will eventually own a nuclear bomb."

7. Iranian flag with picture of Khamenei

8. Wide of rally

9. Woman holding placard reading "Death to Israel" and "Death to America"

10. Wide of demonstration, people chanting (Farsi) "Death to Israel"

11. Wide of demonstration, people chanting (Farsi) "Death to America"

STORYLINE:

A group of hardline supporters of the Iranian government gathered in central Tehran on Tuesday, hours after Iran and Israel agreed to a ceasefire.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced the two nations had agreed to a “complete and total ceasefire” soon after Iran launched a limited missile attack Monday on a U.S. military base in Qatar, retaliating for the American bombing of its nuclear sites.

The fragile ceasefire appeared to hold Tuesday after initially faltering, and U.S. President Donald Trump expressed frustration with both sides, saying they have fought “for so long and so hard” that they do not know what they are doing.

Iran's state media promoted the ceasefire as a victory, saying Iran's missile strike against the U.S base had forced the enemy to ask for a ceasefire.

AP video by Mohsen Ganji

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Paris - 24 June 2025

1. Bradley Cooper

2. Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul

3. Gong Yoo

4. Pusha T, Virginia Williams, Nigel Brixx Thorton

5. Pio Marmaï

6. Humbe

7. Cesar Domboy

8. Jules Koundé

9. Théo Christine

10. Ishaan Khatter

11. Miles Caton

12. Steve Harvey and Marjorie Elaine Harvey

13. Wisdom Kaye

14. James Harden

15. Wide of runway

16. Zoom in as Jay-Z and Beyoncé arrive, greet other guests including Steve Harvey and Marjorie Elaine Harvey, Russell Westbrook and Spike Lee, and take their seat

STORYLINE:

Louis Vuitton Men's creative director Pharrell Williams presented his spring-summer 2026 line Tuesday in Paris.

Celebrities in attendance included Beyoncé and Jay-Z, Bradley Cooper and Pusha T.

It's Williams' fourth collection for the brand.

Looks included tailored suit jackets, wool shorts with over-the-calf socks.

Models walked the runway with various handbags and duffels and also pushed carts with Louis Vuitton's famed steamer trunks.

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1. Various of giant river otters playing and trying get their food out from treats inside frozen feeding balls

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Maggie Morse, animal care expert at Philadelphia Zoo:

“The staff stay very busy cooling off the animals when it gets really hot. Some of our animals like our red pandas will have access to air conditioning because they live up in the Himalayas where it is mountainous and they don't really see these temperatures. Some of animals love this kind of weather. If you come and visit our tortoises or our rhino, you'll see them wallowing in mud or even getting hosed down from their keepers. Then, other animals like out goats and our otters might get ice treats for enrichment just to help stay extra cool.”

3. Wide of sign at entrance

4. Mid of flowers and visitors entering

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Marissa Argen and Sean Ryan, zoo visitors:

Marissa Argen:”Yeah, we knew it was gonna be pretty hot. So far we just got here, so not too bad, but I'm sure that things will change around noon when it's pretty hot."

Sean Ryan: “Yeah, we knew it was going to be hot, but we just brought water and dealing with it.”

6. Cut away of a group of children from a daycare visiting the zoo

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexus Garvin, a daycare worker visiting the zoo

++ AUDIO AS INCOMING++

Alexus Garvin: “I'm having a blast with the kids at the zoo. I ain't been to the zoo since I was a kid, so I'm here to have a good time with the children.”

Unidentified Speaker: “Even in the heat, right?”

Alexus Garvin: “Even in heat. I'm going to be charcoaled by the time I leave here.

8. Various of zoo staff giving treats in frozen ice cubes to goats

++ AUDIO AS INCOMING++

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Maggie Morse, animal care expert at Philadelphia Zoo:

“Well, I think it's a good day to visit the zoo any day. We have tons of indoor buildings that do have air conditioning, really great lemonade for refreshment. And you will see animals doing things they wouldn't a while. Our African plains animals, this is what they love to do. They love to wallow in the mud. Giraffe, their feed is open to go visit. So it depends on our guests and what they feel comfortable with. But we have a lot of people here today, and it's always a good day for the zoo ”

10. Various of zoo staff spraying water on tortoises

STORYLINE:

Extensive triple digit heat, broken temperature records and oppressive humidity piled up into a steaming mess as the heat dome crushing the Eastern half of the nation sizzled to what should be its worst Tuesday.

According to US National Weather Service, the temperature measure this afternoon at the Philadelphia International Airport has reached 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) - the first time in 13 years.

As a sweltering heatwave blankets the city, staff at Philadelphia zoo are providing special summer treats and refreshing activities to help animals beat the heat.

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New York - 24 June 2025

1. People in Times Squre

2. Woman with umbrella

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron B. Miles, New York resident:

“I like it.”

4. Fashion designer Aaron B. Miles cooling off in fountain in Washington Square Park

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron B. Miles, New York resident

“I think I’m a sun person, the sun just like rejuevenating, makes my skin look better, it gives me more energy, I guess it makes me think more clearly.”

6. Woman cooling off friends

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron B. Miles, New York:

“I don’t know if it’s normal. But I’m not going to complain.”

8. Line at ice cream truck

9. Sun reflecting off school bus

10. People walk pass mural

11. Fountain at Rockefeller Center

STORYLINE:

The temperature in New York City has reached 100 degrees as the eastern U.S. sweltered under an extreme heat wave.

According to the National Weather Service, Kennedy International Airport recorded 100 degrees Fahrenheit at midday Tuesday.

Large swaths of the country were broiling under a heat dome, worsened by a humid atmosphere that’s circling the East.

After nearly 40 US cities broke record high marks Monday, the weather service expected dozens of records Tuesday when the heat dome should hit its peak.

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Fort Lauderdale, Florida – 24 June 2025

1. Protesters with signs and honking cars

2. Close sign

3. UPSOUND (English) Ana Maria Hernandez, Field Director of Florida Immigrant Coalition:

++SOUND BEGINS IN SHOT 1 AND ENDS IN SHOT 4++

“I stand before you to reject and oppose the cooperation between ICE and local law enforcement agencies.”

4. Protesters waving

5. Protestor holding sign

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Alyshia Dyer, Sheriff from Washtenaw County Ann Arbor, Michigan:

++SOUND BEGINS IN SHOT 4 AND ENDS IN SHOT 8++

"People are scared to report crimes when they need help. I think at the bare minimum, local law enforcement, we rely on people trusting us, and they can call 911 for help. And we have seen a decrease in calls for service around immigrant communities because they're terrified. And it's not even just if their legal status is in question, it's students with visas, it's people with green cards. I mean, and it's irresponsible rhetoric coming down from the national level that's incited fear in our communities."

7. Sign reading: No 287g

8. Protesters with signs

STORYLINE:

Faith leaders and immigration activists held a rally Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale outside the National Association of Sheriff's Annual Conference.

The activists had a letter written by the progressive Christian advocacy group Faithful America, which they unsuccessfully attempted to pass to the conference organizers.

They carried signs denouncing voluntary cooperation agreements, known as 287g agreements, between local law enforcement agencies around the country and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The activists were joined by Alyshia Dyer, a sheriff from Washtenaw County in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

"We have seen a decrease in calls for service around immigrant communities because they're terrified. And it's not even just if their legal status is in question," she said.

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The Hague - 24 June 2025

1. Wide pan of LGBTQ activists gathered in The Hague

2. Mid of protesters holding signs advocating LGBTQ rights

3. Mid of participants wearing colorful outfits and holding signs

4. Close of a sticker featuring a stylized image of Donald Trump with a rainbow background

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Firlla and Nina, Protesters:

"Because there are people coming to our country, our city that have entered homophobic and transphobic legislation that are openly homophobic and transphobic. And I can see trans acceptance lowering day by day, and it's really worrying for me, and as someone who's part of the queer community I just want to speak out against homophobia and transphobia."

6. Close of sign criticizing Trump and Orban

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Meike Groen, Protester:

"And I think in general, there are a lot of countries leaning more towards the right, also in the Netherlands. And I think we are famous for being a very open and tolerant country and even here it's changing. So it's very important to speak up I think."

8. Medium of rally

9. Close of sign criticizing world leaders

STORYLINE:

The Netherlands' LGBTQ union organized a protest on Tuesday against the participation of the leaders of the U.S. and Hungary in this week's NATO summit.

Donald Trump and Viktor Orbán's governments have both introduced policies that limit the rights of gay and transgender people.

The Hungarian government has argued its policies to bar the availability of LGBTQ+ content to minors under 18 and effectively ban the popular Budapest Pride event, seek to protect children from what it calls “sexual propaganda.”

Meanwhile, Trump made anti-transgender attacks a central plank of his campaign reelection message as he called on Congress to pass a bill stating there are “only two genders” and pledged to ban hormonal and surgical intervention for transgender minors.

He signed an executive order doing so in January, and has also banned transgender people from serving in the U.S. military.

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at The Hague to show solidarity with the LGBTQ community, under the motto “making noise for love.”

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Los Angeles - 21 December 1972

1. STILL IMAGE: Singer Bobby Sherman appears in Los Angeles (AP Photo/George Brich, File)

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Los Angeles - 21 December 1972

2. STILL IMAGE: Singer Bobby Sherman appears in Los Angeles (AP Photo/George Brich, File)

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Los Angeles - 21 December 1972

3. STILL IMAGE: Singer Bobby Sherman, his wife Patricia, and their newborn son Christopher Noel, appear in Los Angeles (AP Photo/George Brich, File)

STORYLINE:

Former teen idol Bobby Sherman has died at 81.

His winsome smile and fashionable shaggy mop top helped make him into a star in the 1960s and ’70s with bubblegum pop like “Little Woman” and “Julie, Do Ya Love Me.”

His wife, Brigitte Poublon, announced the death Tuesday and family friend John Stamos posted her message on Instagram.

Sherman revealed he had Stage 4 cancer earlier this year.

After the limelight moved on, Sherman became a certified medical emergency technician and instructor for the Los Angeles Police Department, teaching police recruits first aid and CPR. He donated his salary.

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