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Kakanj, Bosnia – 8 May 2025

1. Various of teenage bull trainer Mirnesa Junuzovic leading her bull outside

2. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Mirnesa Junuzovic, teenage bull trainer:

“We walk for three or more hours every day. I talk to him and call him by different nicknames that I have for him. I can always anticipate when he is going to rush or scrape at the ground and everything. When somebody else, a neighbor or anyone he is not familiar with approaches him, his whole demeanor changes, he starts snorting, but he never acts like that with me. He knows that I take care of him, tend to him in the barn, he understands everything. He is just like a human, except that he cannot talk.”

3. Various of Junuzovic tending to bull, stroking his face, kissing him on the snout

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Bijelo Polje, Bosnia – 11 May 2025

4. Junuzovic walking alongside her bull as a man leads the animal by its nose to the fighting enclosure

5. Makeshift stands packed with spectators

6. Wide of Junuzovic holding her bull, petting it on the face inside a fighting enclosure, crowd of spectators in background

7. Mid of Junuzovic petting the bull on its face, crowd of spectators in background

8. Junuzovic’s bull and its opponent facing one another in the fighting enclosure

9. Junuzovic watching the fight

10. Junuzovic bull’s opponent walking away from the fight

11. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Mirnesa Junuzovic, teenage bull trainer:

“They did not fight at all because the other bull was unprepared. Still, we won and every victory counts.”

12. A crowd of spectators gathered to watch bullfights

13. Group of men surrounding a victorious bull, a man lighting a flare to celebrate

STORYLINE:

Like many girls her age, 15-year-old Mirnesa Junuzovic splits her days into free time and time for school and chores. How she spends the former, however, makes her quite unusual.

Each day, Junuzovic walks with her bull, Cobra, and trains the animal for traditional bullfights that have been organized in Bosnia for over 200 years.

“We walk for three or more hours every day, I talk to him and call him by different nicknames that I have for him,” Junuzovic said.

Junuzovic said she and Cobra share a special bond and insists that while they train and walk through the fields and forest surrounding her house, the bull sometimes uses its horns to move branches and shrubs out of her way,

“When somebody else, a neighbor or anyone he is not familiar with approaches him, his whole demeanor changes,” Junuzovic said.

Fighting bulls of Bosnia have traditionally been trained by men, but women started joining the fray several years ago. Still, women in this field are rare and Junuzovic, who started training bulls at the age of 12, remains the youngest of the trainers.

Bulls fight in different weight classes and Cobra, who weighs 620 kilograms, belongs among the “lightweights.”

In Bijelo Polje, Bosnia, Cobra fought and won for the ninth time.

The other bull “was unprepared” and it quit without even trying to fight, Junuzovic said.

“Still, we won and every victory counts,” she said, a smile lighting up her face.

Bovine fights in Bosnia are a relatively mellow and bloodless affair resembling a natural clash for dominance between male bulls in the wild.

Almost every weekend during the summer months, rodeo-like corrals are set up in forest clearings or meadows around the country. Thousands of people gather around to watch pairs of animals inside push each other and clash horns until one of them admits defeat by turning their tail and fleeing.

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Paris - 27 March 2025

1. Gérard Depardieu arrives at court for fourth day of sexual assault trial

2. Gérard Depardieu leaving court

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Cannes, France - 11 May 1984

3. STILL IMAGE - Actors Gérard Depardieu and Catherine Deneuve are seen in Cannes, southern France (AP Photo/Michel Lipchitz)

4. STILL IMAGE - Gérard Depardieu reaches toward actress Catherine Deneuve at the 37th Cannes Film Festival (AP Photo/Michel Lipchitz)

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Athens - 17 January 2008

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5. Wide of cast of film "Asterix and the Olympic Games" with Gérard Depardieu waving

6. Mid of Gérard Depardieu and cast getting ready to sit at press conference

7. Gérard Depardieu and director of film, Frederic Forestier, posing for photos

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Berlin - 1 December 2010

8. Pan up faces of Gérard Depardieu and Francoise Fabian

9. Medium shot Gérard Depardieu Francoise Fabian and Alexandra Maria Lara

10. Medium shot Gérard Depardieu giving interviews

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Grozny, Russia - 24 February 2013

11. STILL IMAGES X 2 - Gérard Depardieu standing in front of framed photograph of Russian President Vladimir Putin at museum dedicated to Akhmad Kadyrov, war lord, who switched side and became pro-Russian leader, in Chechnya's provincial capital Grozny, Russia (AP Photo/Musa Sadulayev)

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Grozny, Russia - 24 February 2013

12. STILL IMAGE - Gérard Depardieu wearing hat smiles shortly after his arrival to Chechnya's provincial capital Grozny, Russia

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Cannes, France - 18 May 2014

13. Gérard Depardieu arriving with President of FIFA, Sepp Blatter, and film director Frederic Auburtin

14. Various Gérard Depardieu and Blatter

15. Various Gérard Depardieu and Blatter posing at the top of the Palais steps

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Cannes, France - 22 May 2015

16. Various L-R Guillaume Nicloux, Isabelle Huppert, Gérard Depardieu, Dan Warner on red carpet for "Valley of Love" premiere

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Berlin - 19 February 2016

17. Gérard Depardieu arrives at premiere of "Saint Amour"

18. Mid of Gérard Depardieu with co-star Vincent Lacoste, directors join them, pull out to wide

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Pyongyang, North Korea – 7 September 2018

19. French actor Gérard Depardieu exiting an elevator inside his hotel in Pyongyang, North Korea

20. Mid of Gérard Depardieu speaking with group

21. Wide of Gérard Depardieu sitting down at a cafe inside the hotel

22. Wide of Gérard Depardieu talking with people saying "I don't want journalists"

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Paris - 26 March 2025

23. Various of Gérard Depardieu arrives at court for third day of sexual assault trial

24. Gérard Depardieu leaving court

STORYLINE:

A Paris court on Tuesday found actor Gérard Depardieu guilty of having sexually assaulted two women on a 2021 film set, giving him an 18-month suspended prison sentence.

The actor, 76, has been convicted of having groped a 54-year-old set dresser and a 34-year-old assistant during the filming of “Les Volets Verts” (“The Green Shutters”).

The case was widely seen as a key post-#MeToo test of how French society and its film industry address allegations of sexual misconduct involving prominent figures.

Depardieu, who has denied the accusations, didn't attend Tuesday's hearing.

Depardieu’s long and storied career — he told the court that he’s made more than 250 films — has turned him into a French movie giant. He was Oscar-nominated in 1991 for his performance as the swordsman and poet Cyrano de Bergerac.

The two accusers testified in court

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Paris - 13 May 2025

1. 54-year-old plaintiff, a set dresser entering courtroom

2. Gérard Depardieu’s lawyer Jérémie Assous entering courtroom

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ARCHIVE: Paris - 24 March 2025

3. STILLS Various of Court room sketch of French actor Gerard Depardieu listening as he faces trial for the alleged sexual assaults of two women on a film set in 2021

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ARCHIVE: Paris - 26 March 2025

4. Wide of Gérard Depardieu entering courtroom

5. Police outside courtroom

6. Gérard Depardieu exiting courtroom

STORYLINE:

A Paris court on Tuesday found actor Gérard Depardieu guilty of having sexually assaulted two women on a 2021 film set, giving him an 18-month suspended prison sentence.

The actor, 76, has been convicted of having groped a 54-year-old set dresser and a 34-year-old assistant during the filming of “Les Volets Verts” (“The Green Shutters”).

The case was widely seen as a key post-#MeToo test of how French society and its film industry address allegations of sexual misconduct involving prominent figures.

Depardieu, who has denied the accusations, didn't attend Tuesday's hearing.

Depardieu’s long and storied career — he told the court that he’s made more than 250 films — has turned him into a French movie giant.

He was Oscar-nominated in 1991 for his performance as the swordsman and poet Cyrano de Bergerac.

During the four-day trial in March, Depardieu rejected the accusations, saying he’s “not like that.”

He acknowledged that he had used vulgar and sexualized language on the film set and that he grabbed the set dresser's hips during an argument, but denied that his behavior was sexual.

The set dresser described the alleged assault, saying the actor pincered her between his legs as she squeezed past him in a narrow corridor.

She said he grabbed her hips then started “palpating” her behind and “in front, around.” She ran her hands near her buttocks, hips and pubic area to show what she allegedly experienced. She said he then grabbed her chest.

The woman also testified that Depardieu used an obscene expression to ask her to touch his penis and suggested he wanted to rape her. She told the court that the actor’s calm and cooperative attitude during the trial bore no resemblance to his behavior at work.

The other plaintiff, an assistant, said that Depardieu groped her buttocks and her breasts during three separate incidents on the film set.

The Associated Press doesn’t identify by name people who say they were sexually assaulted unless they consent to be named. Neither women has done so in this case.

Paris’ public prosecutor had requested that Depardieu be found guilty and given an 18-month suspended prison sentence and a fine of 20,000 euros ($22,200). The prosecutor denounced the actor's “total denial and failure to question himself.

Some figures in the French cinema world have expressed their support for Depardieu. Actors Vincent Perez and Fanny Ardant were among those who took seats on his side of the courtroom.

Depardieu has been accused publicly or in formal complaints of misconduct by more than 20 women, but so far only the sexual assault case has proceeded to court. Some other cases were dropped because of a lack of evidence or the statute of limitations.

The actor may have to face other legal proceedings soon.

In 2018, actor Charlotte Arnould accused him of raping her at his home. That case is still active, and in August 2024 prosecutors requested that it go to trial.

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Kakanj, Bosnia – 8 May 2025

1. Teenage bull trainer Mirnesa Junuzovic stroking her bull, Cobra, in her family barn

2. Various of Junuzovic brushing the bull in the barn

3. Junuzovic leading the bull by the nose, leading it outside the barn

4. Junuzovic stroking the bull’s face, kissing it on the snout

5. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Mirnesa Junuzovic, teenage bull trainer:

“We walk for three or more hours every day. I talk to him and call him by different nicknames that I have for him. I can always anticipate when he is going to rush or scrape at the ground and everything."

6. Junuzovic’s hand stroking the bull’s face

7. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Mirnesa Junuzovic, teenage bull trainer:

“When somebody else, a neighbor or anyone he is not familiar with approaches him, his whole demeanor changes, he starts snorting, but he never acts like that with me. He knows that I take care of him, tend to him in the barn, he understands everything. He is just like a human, except that he cannot talk.”

8. Junuzovic and the bull standing opposite one another, bull roaring

9. Various of the bull, Junuzovic holding it by nose, scraping at the ground

10. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Mirnesa Junuzovic, bull trainer:

“He holds back branches for me to walk undisturbed and only when I pass through, he releases them. I remember the times when he tangled his horns in branches and stayed that way until I passed. Only after I walk by, he untangles the horns, and we keep walking.”

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Bijelo Polje, Bosnia – 11 May 2025

11. Aerial shot of bulls fighting in a rodeo-like corral surrounded by a crowd of spectators

12. Junuzovic walking alongside her bull as a man leads the animal by its nose to the fighting enclosure

13. Makeshift stands packed with spectators

14. Wide of Junuzovic holding her bull, petting it on the face inside a fighting enclosure, crowd of spectators in background

15. Mid of Junuzovic petting the bull on its face, crowd of spectators in background

16. Junuzovic’s bull and its opponent facing one another in the fighting enclosure

17. Junuzovic watching the fight

18. Junuzovic bull’s opponent walking away from the fight

19. A crowd of spectators gathered to watch bullfights

20. Group of men surrounding a victorious bull, a man lighting a flare to celebrate

21. Aerial shot of bulls locking horns in a fight

22. Rear shot of two men watching bulls fight, crowd of spectators on the opposite side of the fighting enclosure in the background

23. Various of two bulls locking horns, pushing one another in a fighting enclosure surrounded by a crowd of spectators

24. A large crowd of spectators gathered in the field

25. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Muriz Spahic, bullfighting enthusiast/spectator:

“This is a part of our tradition, we love it. My grandpa loves it, he is here with us today; I love it, my child loves it, we go to the fights together.”

26. A bull having its horns shorn by a man while other men hold it

27. Makeshift stands packed with spectators

28. Two bulls fighting

29. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Marko Sivonjic, a fighting bull owner and trainer:

“This is a matter of love; I loved the bullfights when I was a kid, and I still love them.”

30. Group of men celebrating a bull’s victory by jumping up and down, throwing the bull’s owner in the air

31. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Mirnesa Junuzovic, teenage bull trainer:

“They did not fight at all because the other bull was unprepared. Still, we won and every victory counts.”

32. A crowd of spectators gathered in the field

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Beijing - 13 May 2025

1. Wide of (from left) Chile's President Gabriel Boric, Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, China's President Xi Jinping and Colombia's President Gustavo Petro, walking ahead of China-Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (China-CELAC) forum

2. Various of Xi greeting Latin American and Caribbean delegations

3. Various of leaders posing for photos

4. Various of Xi, leader and officials walking away after photo

5. Wide of opening ceremony of China-CELAC Forum

6. Mid of China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi speaking at start of ceremony

7. Wide of audience

8. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Xi Jinping, China's president:

“There are no winners in tariff wars or trade wars. Bullying or hegemonism only leads to self-isolation. China and the LAC countries are important members of the Global South. Independence and autonomy are our glorious traditions. Development and revitalization are our inherent rights. And fairness and justice are a common pursuit.”

9. Mid of attendees

10. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Xi Jinping, China's president:

“In the face of seething undercurrents of pure political and bloc confrontation and the surging tide of unilateralism and protectionism, China would like to join hands with Latin countries to initiate five programmes to seek development and prosperity and build up the China-Latin America community of shared future.”

11. Mid of ceremony

12. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Xi Jinping, China's president:

“China will increase imports of quality products from LAC countries and encourage its enterprises to expand investment in the LAC region. We will provide a 66 billion (Yuan) RMB ($9.2 billion) credit line to support the LAC country's development.”

13. Wide of audience

14. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Xi Jinping, China's president:

“The two sides should cooperate more closely in disaster governance, cyber security, counterterrorism, anti-corruption, narcotics control and combating transnational organized crime, so as to safeguard security and stability in the region. China will organize law enforcement training programmes tailored to the needs of CELAC member states and do our best to provide equipment assistance.”

15. Mid of audience

16. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Xi Jinping, China's president:

“Facts have shown that China and the LAC countries are advancing hand in hand as a community with a shared future. This community of ours is founded upon equality, powered by mutual benefit and win-win, invigorated by openness and inclusiveness and dedicated to the people's wellbeing. It exhibits enduring vitality and holds immense promise.”

17. Guest taking photo

18. Xi walking and hugging Lula, before shaking hands with Petro and Boric

STORYLINE:

China is moving to strengthen its alliances with other countries as a counterweight to President Donald Trump’s trade war, presenting a united front with Latin American leaders at an event on Tuesday in Beijing.

China's leaders have positioned the world's second-largest economy as a reliable trade and development partner, in contrast to the uncertainty and instability from Trump’s tariff hikes and other policies.

On Monday, Beijing and Washington announced a breakthrough on tariffs after weekend talks in Geneva, Switzerland, where they agreed to cut sky-high tariffs on both sides for 90 days to allow for negotiations.

“There are no winners in tariff wars or trade wars,” Xi said, reiterating a phrase China has used repeatedly when referring to Trump's policies.

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Hong Kong - 13 May 2025

1. Pan of exterior of Hong Kong Stock Exchange building

2. Various of electronic boards showing the benchmark Hang Seng Index

3. Pan of exterior of Hong Kong Stock Exchange building

4. Tilt up from close of hands of Louis Wong, Director of Phillip Securities Group, to close of his face

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Louis Wong, Director of Phillip Securities Group:

“I think investors are aware that the trade deal is not done yet. It's not done deal yet. Is only that this 90-day period for the US and China to buy more time to clinch a deal.”

6. Close of Wong

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Louis Wong, Director of Phillip Securities Group:

“The Hang Seng Index has actually risen about 4,000 points from the recent low, around 19,260, more than 4,000 points, and it has priced in the expected deal between the US and China. So investors would, I would, advise investors to remain cautious in the near term and to be prepared for unexpected news from the trade fund.”

8. Mid of entrance to Hong Kong Stock Exchange

9. Close of electronic board showing benchmark Hang Seng Index

10. Tilt down from top of electronic board to passers-by

STORYLINE:

Asian shares advanced Tuesday after China and the United States announced a 90-day truce in their trade war, but the gains were tempered by uncertainties over the longer term, as analysts warned President Donald Trump’s policies could still quickly change.

The United States said that it will cut tariffs on Chinese goods to 30% from as high as 145%.

China, meanwhile, said its tariffs on U.S. goods will fall to 10% from 125%.

The 90-day pause gives time for more talks following the weekend’s negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland, which the U.S. side said yielded “substantial progress.”

Market analyst Louis Wong in Hong Kong said investors are aware that the trade deal is not a done deal and should be prepared for "unexpected news."

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng, which gained 3% a day earlier after Chinese and U.S. officials announced the agreement to pause tariffs and reduce them, fell 0.7% to 23,374.06 on heavy selling of technology shares.

Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 jumped 1.8% to 38,326.37.

Automakers were among the big gainers, with Toyota Motor Corp. up 3.7% and Suzuki Motor Corp. 4.6% higher.

The Kospi in South Korea gained 0.2% to 2,612.30.

The Shanghai Composite index edged 0.2% higher to 3,374.93. Taiwan’s Taiex jumped 1.9%.

Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 climbed 0.6% to 8,281.40.

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Sofia, Bulgaria - 10 May 2025

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1. Various of Bulgaria's National Library during light show

2. People walking in front of National Library

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Sofia, Bulgaria - 8 May 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (Bulgarian) Marin Petkov, organizer of Lunar Festival: ++STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 4++

"We are very happy to have the opportunity to organize the Lunar Festival for the fourth consecutive year. The event requires a great deal of time and effort from our entire team, but we are deeply committed to the cause. Our goal is to put Bulgaria at the forefront of international light festivals, to inspire more people across the country to engage in this form of art, and to attract international artists whose works will help people around the world rediscover Sofia and Bulgaria, fostering cultural exchange in the process."

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Sofia, Bulgaria - 10 May 2025

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4. Mid of person filming light show on building

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Sofia, Bulgaria - 8 May 2025

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5. Wide of building with artwork projection on it

6. Various of light show

7. People watching light show

8. Shadows on people cast by light artwork

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Sofia, Bulgaria - 10 May 2025

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9. SOUNDBITE (Bulgarian) Madelen Dimitrova, 23, student: ++STARTS ON SHOT 7 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 10++

"We simply wanted to enjoy a pleasant walk with friends, without a specific destination, and take in the artworks as a way to appreciate all the hard work behind this modern form of art."

10. Various of a holographic light installation “Guardians of the Light”

STORYLINE:

Shining lights pierced the darkness in the Bulgarian capital as Sofia hosted its annual Lunar Festival of Lights.

Thousands of residents and tourists came out to see buildings lit up in a sea of color, including Bulgaria's National Palace of Culture which was given an illuminated makeover.

It was the largest facade in the festival and was covered with vibrant images through 3D projection mapping.

"Our goal is to put Bulgaria at the forefront of international light festivals, to inspire more people across the country to engage in this form of art, and to attract international artists whose works will help people around the world rediscover Sofia and Bulgaria, fostering cultural exchange in the process," said Marin Petkov, the festival organizer.

This year, the event was expected to attract more than half a million residents and visitors.

Fourteen locations in downtown Sofia were lit up by artworks created by studios from all over the world, including China, Germany, Spain, Indonesia, Italy and Hungary.

The main topics for this year's festival were related to human values, technological development, the future of the planet and freedom of self-expression.

"We simply wanted to enjoy a pleasant walk with friends, without a specific destination, and take in the artworks as a way to appreciate all the hard work behind this modern form of art," said visitor Madelen Dimitrova.

The festival took place over four evenings from 8-11 May.

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New York - 12 May 2025

1. Zoom in Snoop Dogg and Justin Theroux posing for photos

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Snoop Dogg, recording artist - on how he keeps such a large fanbase among many ages:

"I think it's more about having a radar on what they want and what they love, and just remaining a big kid at all times, like I am a big kids, so I'm able to channel that energy of a young adult, of an adult my age, and then kids in general, because like I say, I love to educate and elevate these things that I went through that I try to prepare them for, or try to keep them away from, or give them different advantages that I didn't have."

3. Zoom in Snoop Dogg and Walton Goggins posing for photos

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Snoop Dogg, recording artist:

"The more education you have, the more resources you'll be able to, you know, use in this industry. Like, find out more, research, study, try to get as much knowledge, and then get some experience. Go out there and make a few mistakes, try things on your own, create your own businesses. And you know failures makes mistakes, and mistakes turn into, you know, success. That's what it all becomes. Everybody that's successful has had failure, they've made mistakes, but they became successful. Take that."

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Walton Goggins, actor:

"You know, I mean, it's just an extraordinary experience. You don't do anything expecting anyone to see anything that you do. That's not why I do it, certainly. And to have had the response online the way that it has happened is pretty remarkable."

6. Walton Goggins posing for photos

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Walton Goggins, actor - on 'White Lotus' scene with Sam Rockwell:

"You know what, I just like walked in with him lockstep and let him kind of do his thing and just listened with love in my heart and you know, we had a great time doing it."

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jools Lebron, internet personality:

"You don't, you just keep going. You can never top a gracious moment like this. Demure is a once in a lifetime moment of privilege and I would never wanna top it. I would just love to create new things from it if anything."

9. Marcello Hernandez hugging Amelia Dimoldenberg

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Amelia Dimoldenberg, actor/comedian:

"One of my most surprising moments was when I interviewed one of my heroes, the journalist Louis Theroux, and I asked him a question based on a documentary I watched years ago of his. I asked if he remembered any of the rap that he did in this gangster rap documentary he made and then that kind of created a viral TikTok sound, the jiggle jiggle sound on TikTok that went completely viral, had a whole dance to it and I never would have imagined something like that. That really surprised me."

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Quest Love, recording artist:

"You know, I think what makes Quest Love Supreme is that we're five nerds that really ask the, like we delve deep on creativity, which oftentimes artists aren't asked, like, what was the inspiration behind this? Or even, what do you do as a creative? You know? First thing I ask people is, you know, like what was your introduction to music? What was your first musical memory? Or what's the first creative thing that you ever did as a child? Artists are rarely asked about their craft. It's always about their lifestyle or what they're doing in their life, but I think that's why people embrace us.

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Jordy Meiselas, Ben Meiselas, Brett Meiselas, The MeidasTouch Podcast hosts

(Reporter: What do you have to add to that?)

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Caleb Simpson, internet personality:

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 13 May 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Wide of fire truck outside Nasser hospital following Israeli strike

2. Damage seen on third floor of hospital caused by strike

3. Various of debris and people outside Nasser hospital

4. Wide of fire truck outside hospital

5. Damaged building

6. Debris outside of hospital

STORYLINE:

An Israeli strike hit the surgery department of Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis early on Tuesday.

Officials at the hospital said three people were killed and 10 injured.

The Israeli military said it had precisely struck Hamas militants operating from within a command and control center at the hospital.

It comes as Hamas on Monday released an Israeli-American soldier who had been held hostage in Gaza for more than 19 months, offering a goodwill gesture toward the Trump administration that could lay the groundwork for a new ceasefire with Israel.

Israel has promised to intensify its offensive, including by seizing Gaza and displacing much of the territory's population again.

Hamas-led militants killed 1,200 and kidnapped around 250 people in the October 7, 2023, attack which triggered the war.

Israel’s retaliatory offensive has killed over 52,800 Palestinians, many of them women and children, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry, which does not say how many of the dead were combatants or civilians.

Israel's offensive has obliterated vast swaths of Gaza's urban landscape and displaced 90% of the population, often multiple times.

Israel says 58 hostages remain in captivity, with about 23 of them said to be alive.

Many of the 250 hostages taken by Hamas-led militants in the 2023 attack were freed in ceasefire deals.

Production by Wafaa Shurafa

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 13 May 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Wide of fire truck outside Nasser hospital following Israeli strike

2. Damage seen on third floor of hospital caused by strike

3. Various of debris and people outside Nasser hospital

4. Wide of fire truck outside hospital

5. Damaged building

6. Debris outside of hospital

STORYLINE:

An Israeli strike hit the surgery department of Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis early on Tuesday.

Officials at the hospital said three people were killed and 10 injured.

The Israeli military said it had precisely struck Hamas militants operating from within a command and control center at the hospital.

It comes as Hamas on Monday released an Israeli-American soldier who had been held hostage in Gaza for more than 19 months, offering a goodwill gesture toward the Trump administration that could lay the groundwork for a new ceasefire with Israel.

Israel has promised to intensify its offensive, including by seizing Gaza and displacing much of the territory's population again.

Hamas-led militants killed 1,200 and kidnapped around 250 people in the October 7, 2023, attack which triggered the war.

Israel’s retaliatory offensive has killed over 52,800 Palestinians, many of them women and children, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry, which does not say how many of the dead were combatants or civilians.

Israel's offensive has obliterated vast swaths of Gaza's urban landscape and displaced 90% of the population, often multiple times.

Israel says 58 hostages remain in captivity, with about 23 of them said to be alive.

Many of the 250 hostages taken by Hamas-led militants in the 2023 attack were freed in ceasefire deals.

Production by Wafaa Shurafa

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