France's Normandy awakes to blanket of snow
A few centimetres of snow cover the ground in Orne, Normandy, as winter arrives in France, with 54 counties placed under an orange alert for snow, ice and wind. IMAGES
Bad Bunny concluded his record-breaking 31-night stay in San Juan at the El Choli Arena with an almost four-hour finale that was live-streamed worldwide. The Puerto Rican superstar brought Marc Anthony on stage, partied with Jowell & Randy and Ñengo Flow, and honored the island's rich cultural history. Amazon Music announced that the concert "Una Más," available on Prime Video and Twitch, set a new record as the most-watched solo artist performance on the platform. Bad Bunny said he will always have the "same passion" and "love" for his work and also expressed his love for Puerto Rico and his parents. The finale was accompanied by guest appearances from Dei V, RaiNao, Arcángel, and De La Ghetto, who performed alongside Bad Bunny. The livestream marks the beginning of Bad Bunny's multi-year partnership with Amazon. The partnership will support the Good Bunny Foundation, which advocates for Puerto Rico's development through education, technology, agriculture, and economic programs. Rocío Guerrero, an Amazon Music manager, said the partnership connects "global viewers with this historic moment while strengthening Puerto Rican communities." The show ended with an emotional duet by Bad Bunny and Marc Anthony on "Preciosa" under the Puerto Rican flag to celebrate the island's musical heritage.
A few centimetres of snow cover the ground in Orne, Normandy, as winter arrives in France, with 54 counties placed under an orange alert for snow, ice and wind. IMAGES
UK Prince Harry arrives at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, on the second day of his appeal to challenge the government's decision to downgrade his security when he visits Britain. Following Harry's split with the royal family in 2020 and subsequent move to North America, the British government said he would no longer be given the 'same degree' of publicly funded protection when in the UK. IMAGES
Mourners transport the coffin of Hashem Safieddine, a senior Hezbollah figure, to his burial site in his southern Lebanese hometown of Deir Qanun al-Nahr. Safieddine was chosen to succeed slain Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah after the September 27 strike on Beirut's southern suburbs, but was himself killed in an Israeli strike around a week later. IMAGES
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