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1. Wide of Tom Cruise leaving theatre with 'Mission Impossible' cast after premiere

2. CU Hayley Atwell, Greg Tarzan Davis, Angela Bassett, Tom Cruise, Pom Klementieff and director Christopher McQuarrie leaving premiere

3. Cast walks down steps

4. Medium, Tom Cruise waving pan to Simon Pegg waving

5. Various Tom Cruise

6. Pom Klementieff, from left, Hayley Atwell, and Hannah Waddingham pose for photographers pan to Tom Cruise clapping for them

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1. Wide of Tom Cruise leaving theatre with 'Mission Impossible' cast after premiere

2. CU Hayley Atwell, Greg Tarzan Davis, Angela Bassett, Tom Cruise, Pom Klementieff and director Christopher McQuarrie leaving premiere

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5. Various Tom Cruise

6. Pom Klementieff, from left, Hayley Atwell, and Hannah Waddingham pose for photographers pan to Tom Cruise clapping for them

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Basel - 14 May 2025

1. KAJ, Swedish representative for the Eurovision Song Contest, singing “Baru Bada Bastu”

2. Wide of sauna lounge

3. Dorothee Schulte-Basta, sauna ambassador from Vörå entering sauna

4. Various of Schulte-Basta in sauna

5. Close of fire

6. Schulte-Basta in sauna

7. Sauna chimney

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Dorothee Schulte-Basta, sauna ambassador from Vörå:

"This is the so-called Finland Lounge, it's where the city of Tampere, the municipality of Vörå, together with the Finnish Sauna Society joined forces and built up this lovely place with a, yeah, of course, with a real wooden heated sauna, not just for decoration, but you can come here every day and have a sauna and then afterwards you can go and have a nice swim in the Rhine River. So you can chill here. You can, yesterday, you could also meet some of the artists, you could meet Erika Vikman and Käärijä. So yeah, and just hang."

9. Fans taking photos with KAJ

10. Fans taking in front of the banner reading "ERIKA"

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Dorothee Schulte-Basta, sauna ambassador from Vörå:

"Personally I love Finnish sauna culture because it celebrates the freedom of choice, no rules in the sauna. You know, come as you are, everyone's equal in the saunas and you can have a towel on, you can have, like, swimming suits on, you can come naked, you go, like.. or women, or men, or, you know, together. So, yeah, you just do as your body tells you, actually. And that's one thing. And the other thing is, Finland has quite a long culture, also, they call it sauna diplomacy. So it always used to play a role also in politics, in negotiations. So it's yeah, you know, a country with 5.5 million people and 3.3 million saunas."

12. Various of Schulte-Basta and others dipping into the Rhine River

13. Schulte-Basta and others standing after swimming

14. Poster at the booth

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Dorothee Schulte-Basta, sauna ambassador from Vörå:

"You know, sometimes people ask themselves why Finland is the happiest country in the row for eight years. I'd say it has a lot to do with sauna. But also with like their, it's called "talkoot culture." It's like, you know, when people come together, the community comes together and works for the community, for the greater good. You know, cleanups, like fixing old houses, building up, like... sauna from the neighbor."

16. Various of Schulte-Basta chatting with KAJ

17. Fans taking photos with KAJ

18. Close of sauna hat

STORYLINE:

KAJ are tipped to win Eurovision with a song about saunas – so it’s appropriate that they made a guest appearance at a Finnish bath at the event on Wednesday.

The day after clinching their place in the grand final, by going through in Tuesday’s first semi-final, the Swedish trio treated sauna-goers and fans in Basel to the chorus of their hotly tipped song.

"Baru Bada Bastu" is a celebration of Finnish sauna culture because while KAJ are representing Sweden, they are from Vörå, a Swedish speaking area of Finland.

Dorothee Schulte-Basta is a sauna ambassador and one of the people who set up the hot wooden hut near to the Rhine river in the host city.

All day people of all nationalities enjoyed sweating in the sauna and then cooling off in the river nearby.

Schulte-Basts reckons that sauna culture is one of the reasons why Finland is repeatedly named the happiest place in the world to live.

And, to play it fair, the pop-up is also supporting the Finnish contestant Erika Vikram who is competing for her place in the contest at the semi-final Thursday.

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Puerto PrÍncipe, HaitÍ - 12 de mayo de 2025

Historiadores descubrieron que el apellido Prevost del nuevo papa, que suena francés, tiene raíces en Luisiana.

 

Una genealogista de Nueva Orleans encontró registros del censo del siglo XIX que dicen que los cuatro bisabuelos maternos del papa León XIV eran “personas no blancas libres” en Luisiana. Por tanto, serían considerados criollos.

 

Su abuelo Joseph Norval Martinez podría haber nacido en Haití, aunque los registros históricos son contradictorios, dice la geneologista Jari Honora. Los padres de Martinez, bisabuelos del papa, vivieron en Luisiana desde por lo menos la década de 1850, agregó.

 

Los haitianos sólo han oído rumores sobre la ascendencia criolla del Papa, pero esperan que preste atención a la difícil situación del pueblo haitiano, víctima de la violencia generalizada de pandillas.

SOUNDBITE (criollo haitiano): Mike Delavadre, estudiante:

“Dada su misión en el mundo, el nuevo Papa debería tener un papel importante, especialmente para Haití”, dijo este estudiante.

SOUNDBITE (criollo haitiano): Josue Derosier, residente d Puerto PrÍncipe:

“Un Papa de origen haitiano”, dijo este católico. “Creo que estaremos en sus oraciones, al igual que el Papa Francisco siempre se acordó de nosotros en nuestros momentos difíciles”.

 

Los abuelos del papa migraron a Chicago alrededor de 1910, como muchas otras familias afroestadounidenses que huían de la opresión racial de la región más sureña de Estados Unidos, dijo Honora.

 

Si bien se desconoce cómo se identifica León XIV racialmente, sus raíces infunden esperanza a los católicos afroestadounidenses, según Kim Harris, profesora de la Universidad Católica Loyola Marymount, de Los Ángeles.

 

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Basel, Switzerland - 14 May 2025

1. Various of pro-Palestinian protesters marching with flags and banners

2. Mid of banner reading (English): "Basel - Unite for Palestine"

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Tove Bjoernsen, protester:

"We also have the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, which is an amazing contest. I always loved it. But at the same time it is really sad having this huge power of Israel competing. And, you know, like, Russia wasn't allowed to compete for example, because of the war crimes they committed and at the same time with Israel, with Moroccan oil being like a main sponsor. So it's not really, like, we're not wondering that they're not letting them go."

4. Protesters marching holding signs

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Lea Kobler, protester:

"It should be a happy occasion that Eurovision is finally in Switzerland, but it's not, it's not. How can we rightfully exclude Russia, but we're still welcoming Israel, who is doing horrendous things to so many people, and we just welcome them here and parade them and say 'oh hello', and they're committing a genocide and war crimes and nobody's doing anything."

6. Protesters marching

7. Palestinian flag and Eurovision banner

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Andreas Cremer, protester:

"It is about Israel taking part and it is about generally the hypocrisy most of all because this is astonishing. I mean, I'm sure everyone feels it, you feel it, everyone can see the utter disregard for anything that resembles international law, the Genocide Convention, the Geneva Conventions."

9. Various of protesters

STORYLINE:

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators on Wednesday rallied in the Swiss city of Basel where the Eurovision Song Contest is being held this week.

Protesters with Palestinian flags and banners took part in a "silent" march along one of the city's main streets to demonstrate against Israel’s participation in the pan-continental pop competition.

The Israeli Eurovision entry this year is singer Yuval Raphael, who will perform in the second semifinal Thursday.

Raphael is a survivor of Hamas militants’ October 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel that killed 1,200 people and triggered the war in Gaza.

More than 52,800 people in Gaza have been killed in Israel’s retaliatory offensive, according to the territory’s health ministry.

Tove Bjoernsen, a local protester and Eurovision fan, said it was "really sad" that Israel was allowed to participate in the contest amid the ongoing war.

Lea Kobler, another protester, echoed this sentiment.

"How can we rightfully exclude Russia, but we're still welcoming Israel, who is doing horrendous things to so many people?," Kobler said.

Israel has competed in Eurovision for more than 50 years, and won four times.

But last year’s event in the Swedish city of Malmo drew large demonstrations calling for Israel to be kicked out of the contest over its conduct of its war against Hamas in Gaza.

More than 70 former participants, including 2017 winner Salvador Sobral from Portugal, 2023 U.K. entry Mae Muller and La Zarra, who competed for France in 2023, signed a letter calling for Israel to be excluded. They noted that Russia has been banned since its 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

The European Broadcasting Union, which runs Eurovision, pointed out that Israel is represented by its public broadcaster, KAN, not the government.

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Alexandria, Virginia -- 14 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Sophia Gregg, immigrants rights attorney for ACLU of Virginia:

"We are thrilled to report that the judge granted our motion and ordered from the bench that Dr. Suri be released on bond. He will return to Virginia and soon be reunited with his wife and their children and the rest of the community here. This is a huge victory."

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mapheze Saleh, Dr. Khan Suri’s wife:

"Hearing the judge words brought tears to my eyes. I wish I could give her a heartful hug from me and from my three children who long to see their father. Badar told me, 'if my suffering in the detention center is because I married to a Palestinian and because I spoke out against the genocide in Gaza, then I should wear it as a badge of honor. What I endure here is a drop in the ocean compared to the pain of the Palestinian, who has been bombed, starved and massacred for 585 days.'"

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A federal judge has ordered that a Georgetown scholar from India be released from immigration detention after he was detained in the Trump administration’s crackdown on foreign college students.

The judge issued the ruling Wednesday.

Badar Khan Suri was arrested by masked, plain-clothed officers on the evening of March 17 outside his apartment complex in Arlington, Virginia.

Officials said his visa was revoked because of his social media posts and his wife’s connection to Gaza as a Palestinian American. They accused him of supporting Hamas, which the U.S. has designated as a terrorist organization.

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Cannes - 14 May 2025

1. Various Tom Cruise signing autographs

2. Various of Tom Cruise and the cast of "Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning" on the red carpet

3. Exterior of cinema

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Cannes, France - 14 May 2025

1. Various of Tom Cruise and "Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning" cast

2. Simon Pegg, Angela Bassett, Tom Cruise pose for photos

3. Various Cruise, pull to wide of cast

4. Various Cruise

5. Various of cast posing for selfie

6. Cutaway photographers

7. Various Andie MacDowell

8. Various Eva Longoria

9. Various Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz

10. Various of guests

11. Various of Sofia Boutella

12. Various of Zoe Saldana and Marco Perego-Saldana

13. Various Halle Berry

14. Various William Abadie

15. Various cast

STORYLINE:

Tom Cruise and his "Mission: Impossible" team descended on the Cannes red carpet Wednesday.

Cruise and company are in town to premiere "Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning" at the film festival on the French rivera.

The movie is set to be released in cinemas on May 23.

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San Francisco - 13 May 2025

1. Various Hoo Lee Gans fan club chant Jung Hoo Lee's name before a game

2. Oracle Park exterior

3. Giants Center Fielder Jung Hoo Lee on giant poster hanging outside ballpark

4. Various fans cheer for Jung Hoo Lee during batting practice

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Kyle Smeallie, Organizer, Hoo Lee Gans:

"The Hoo Lee Gans" are a group of die-hard Giants fans who love the city, they love the Giants and they love their favorite player, Jung Hoo Lee. He has a lineage of baseball greatness in Korea. His father was a legend there. And he knows that the way that his father plays is the way he plays. So many people have been fans for many, many years. And they've reached out to us, especially from Korea, to say how much it means that we've embraced him as one of our own."

6. Various Jung Hoo Lee warming up before a game

7. SOUNDBITE (Korean with English translation) Jung Hoo Lee, Giants Center Fielder:

"I know about the Hoo Lee Gans. I love them personally and because of them I try to go out onto the field and do my best for them."

+++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED+++

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Melvin, Giants Manager:

"Yeah, it doesn't surprise me at all. We knew he'd be a fan favorite the minute he got here. And the style of play, the type of guy he is, the exuberance that he plays with. On top of that, he's a premier player. And it's really cool to see each and every day the support that he gets here."

9. Various Jung Hoo Lee signing autographs

10. Hoo Lee Gans chant

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Joyce Ashizawa-Yee, Member, Hoo Lee Gans:

"When Jung Hoon Lee came, I thought, oh my god, an Asian player, yes! And then I watched him play, and he's so enthusiastic."

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12. SOUNDBITE (English) Kyle Smeallie, Organizer, Hoo Lee Gans:

"We've been learning his fight song in Korean, so we're gonna try to sing it all together today."

13. Jung Hoo Lee fan club fight song lyrics

14. SOUNDBITE (Korean & English) Natalie Gee, Member, Hoo Lee Gans:

"ANTA, ANTA ANTA ANTA, NARO, BORORA KIRU, HIRO ICHAN HU, ICHAN HU"

"What does that mean?"

"It means hit the ball, hit the ball, hit it out of the park."

15. Various Hoo Lee Gans chant and cheer

STORYLINE:

The San Francisco Giants have a new fan club, and it's not your average cheering section.

Introducing the "Hoo Lee Gans," a vibrant group of fans united by their admiration for center fielder Jung Hoo Lee.

More than 100 members of the fan club showed up at the team's Korean Heritage Night.

Jung Hoo Lee, affectionately known as the "Grandson of the Wind" in homage to his father, the legendary Korean shortstop Jong Beom Lee, has been making waves this season in the MLB.

After a stellar career in the KBO, where he was a five-time Gold Glove winner and the 2022 MVP, Lee joined the Giants on a six-year, $113 million deal.

After a devastating injury shortened his first season with the Giants, Lee has been a standout performer so far in 2025.

He's sitting in the top 20 in the league in everal offensive categories including hits, batting average and on-base percentage.

Members of the Hoo Lee Gans gather together in the same section at Oracle Park, donning Lee's jerseys and flaming orange wigs, all in the name of supporting their favorite player and promoting Korean culture.

Much like their archrivals, the Los Angeles Dodgers, who have successfully tapped into the Japanese market by signing top players from Japan, the Giants see Jung Hoo Lee as a potential bridge to South Korea talent.

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Alexandria, Virginia -- 14 May 2025

1. Various of protest outside courthouse

2. Various of signs at protest

3. Wide of news conference

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Sophia Gregg, immigrants rights attorney for ACLU of Virginia:

"We are thrilled to report that the judge granted our motion and ordered from the bench that Dr. Suri be released on bond. He will return to Virginia and soon be reunited with his wife and their children and the rest of the community here. This is a huge victory, not only for Dr. Suri, and for his three young children and his wife, Mapheze, who you'll hear from in a minute. "

5. Wide of other lawyers involved in case

6. Wide of news conference

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Mapheze Saleh, Dr. Khan Suri’s wife:

"Hearing the judge words brought tears to my eyes. I wish I could give her a heartful hug from me and from my three children who long to see their father. Bader told me if my suffering in the detention center is because I married to a Palestinian and because I spoke out against the genocide in Gaza, then I should wear it as a badge of honor. What I endure here is a drop in the ocean compared to the pain of the Palestinian who has been bombed, starved and massacred for 585 days. "

8. Cutaway of Mapheze Saleh, others

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Mapheze Saleh, Dr. Khan Suri’s wife:

"I can't wait for the moment when my husband will reunite with my children. It's a victory, a victory for all of us, a victory for justice."

10. Various of courthouse where hearing took place

11. Various of protesters and signs

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Sophia Gregg, immigrants rights attorney for ACLU of Virginia:

"His freedom today, hopefully very soon, means a lot not just for him, but for the public at large, that the government cannot detain people in this manner and violate their constitutional rights with impunity."

13. Mid cutaway of news conference

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Sophia Gregg, immigrants rights attorney for ACLU of Virginia:

"He should have never been arrested and jailed for his constitutionally protected speech just because the government disagrees with him. He should never have been punished for his relationship with his wife or his father-in-law."

15. Various of protest, signs

STORYLINE:

A federal judge has ordered that a Georgetown scholar from India be released from immigration detention after he was detained in the Trump administration’s crackdown on foreign college students.

The judge issued the ruling Wednesday.

Badar Khan Suri was arrested by masked, plain-clothed officers on the evening of March 17 outside his apartment complex in Arlington, Virginia.

Officials said his visa was revoked because of his social media posts and his wife’s connection to Gaza as a Palestinian American. They accused him of supporting Hamas, which the U.S. has designated as a terrorist organization.

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