Nicknamed the lone wolf, China’s Zhong Shanshan has unseated India’s Mukesh Ambani.
Wang Xiangjun: China’s ‘Glacier Bro’ presumed dead
The Chinese influencer and environmentalist Wang Xiangjun was known for his love of glaciers.
Covid: Pandemic dampens New Year celebrations around the world
As the virus continues to spread in many countries, governments are set to crack down on revellers.
Bosnia: Hundreds of migrants stuck at fire-gutted camp
About 900 migrants are stranded in the freezing cold after plans to relocate them are blocked.
Call of Duty: How to Decrypt the Floppy Disk for Operation Chaos
Trump’s call for $2,000 cheques blocked by Senate leader
Mitch McConnell says hiking aid cheques from $600 would be “another fire hose of borrowed money”.
GOP Senator Says He Will Object To Election Certification Process On Jan. 6
Sen. Josh Hawley’s move is likely more symbolic than substantive, but is sure to please President Trump.
Why Vikings Season 6 Brought Back That Major Character
The end of Vikings has come and with it, a number of surprises that wrapped up the long-running series. The final 10 episodes of the series have debuted first on Amazon Prime Video, giving fans the opportunity to watch them all at once, rather than waiting week-to-week for new installments.
Warning: The following contains spoilers for the final season of Vikings. If you haven’t watched all 10 episodes of the second half of Season 6 yet, stop reading now. They are currently available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.
In the penultimate episode, after arriving in the new world, Ubbe (Jordan Patrick Smith) and his fellow Vikings were introduced to the person known to the indigenous people as “crazy man.” Imagine everyone’s surprise when said crazy man was actually Floki (Gustaf Skarsgård), who hadn’t been seen since he was essentially buried alive inside an erupting volcano. Miraculously, he wasn’t alive. Instead, he wound up in Newfoundland, where he was finally reunited with a son of Ragnar.
CBS Studios Delays Filming On Several Shows as COVID Cases Rise
CBS has pushed the post-New Year restart dates on several of its series a week as COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County have surged, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter.
The production on NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, SEAL Team, Why Women Kill, and Disney+’s Diary of a Future President had been planned to return on January 4 after their holiday break. Now, all five shows will now resume on January 11.
“Although music, TV, and film productions are allowed to operate, we ask you to strongly consider pausing work for a few weeks during this catastrophic surge in COVID cases,” the County’s Department of Public Health wrote on Christmas Eve. “Identify and delay higher risk activities, and focus on lower risk work for now, if at all possible.”
Covid: France mobilises 100,000 police to stop New Year’s Eve gatherings
Some 100,000 officers and gendarmes will be deployed to disperse gatherings and tackle urban unrest.