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Wildlands Wildlife Refuge, @wildrehab, is currently rehabilitating a rare and endangered bobcat with the aim of releasing her back into the wild. The 13-pound yearling female was brought in by the New Jersey Fish & Wildlife Endangered Species Program to assess potential injuries. Although she has no visible injuries, the refuge is closely monitoring her for any internal issues and is administering deworming treatment. She will be returned to her natural habitat as soon as she is deemed ready. #bobcat #adorable #animals #newjersey
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With the recent release of Nathan Fielder's documentary "You Can See Everything," Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos are back in the spotlight. Here's what was publicly understood about Holmes and the downfall of her company leading up to the film's release. #ElizabethHolmes #Theranos #YouCanSeeEverything #Documentary
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Brut. talked to the stars of “Arafta,” the Turkish drama that has built a rapidly growing international audience. Since its debut in late 2025, “Arafta” has expanded well beyond Turkey, with its first season licensed in 19 territories and its official YouTube channels drawing hundreds of millions of views. Its success comes as Turkish dramas, long popular across the Middle East, Latin America and South Asia, continue reaching new audiences around the world, including a growing following among American viewers. “Arafta” has leaned heavily into that international audience, releasing episodes online in multiple languages and making its second season available globally through eight YouTube channels. Brut. spoke with stars Emin Günenç and İlsu Demirci about the series, the growing international reach of Turkish television, and their plans for the future. #Arafta #TurkishDrama #TurkishSeries #EminGünenç Arafta Dizi Emin Günenç İlsu Demirci Nuzhat Naoreen
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Emin Günenç and İlsu Demirci, the stars of the Turkish series “Arafta,” join Brut. for a round of quick-fire questions about each other. They revisit their first impressions and discuss what they have in common, with behind-the-scenes footage showing the pair before the interview begins. #Arafta #TurkishDrama #TurkishSeries #EminGünenç Arafta Dizi Emin Günenç İlsu Demirci Nuzhat Naoreen
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Pensacola-area resident Jacob Rockwell is challenging a $158 red-light camera citation issued after his vehicle was recorded passing through a red light in March 2026. The incident occurred at the westbound approach to 9th Avenue and Gregory Street in Pensacola. Rockwell says he was about 25 miles away in Seminole, Alabama, at the time, although another person was using his vehicle. He raised concerns about the citation process during a Pensacola City Council meeting in June. #AI #trafficcameras #PensacolaCity #JacobRockwell
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Norway fans are bringing Viking energy to the World Cup. The Norwegian men’s national football team is returning to the tournament for the first time in 28 years, and supporters have been celebrating with a “rowing” chant performed in unison — a stadium gesture inspired by Viking imagery. The team has leaned into that theme ahead of the 2026 World Cup, recently releasing a Viking-inspired photoshoot featuring players in historical-style clothing, holding shields and swords beside longboats on a rugged coastal backdrop. The images, photographed by David Yarrow, were intended as a tribute to Norway’s heritage, though they have also sparked debate online over the use of Viking symbolism. For fans, the “row” chant has become part of the moment: Norway is back on football’s biggest stage, and the Viking roar is already following them there. #norway #worldcup #worldcup2026 #norwayfootball #vikingchant #footballfans #haaland #odegaard Video credit: @hypeboynorway via TikTok
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Brut. journalist Jami Male asked Robert Pattinson if he had ever landed a role without knowing what it was. Pattinson said that he once dropped a project after he had "completely misread" a script, and he only discovered his mistake when he was speaking to the director "quite deep down the line." He also said that while he was filming the "Twilight" movies, he did not realize that the films would become such a "phenomenon" in pop culture. Robert Pattinson stars alongside @skylergisondo in A24's "Primetime," a film inspired by the true story of Chris Hansen and his recurring segment "To Catch a Predator" on NBC's "Dateline" in the early 2000s. "Primetime" releases in theaters across the US on September 25. #Primetime #RobertPattinson #SkylerGisondo #Interview
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Robert De Niro shared a strong message against Donald Trump’s tariff policies on art and cinema. #cannes2025
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A rare female pygmy hippo born at Berlin Zoo has been named Brötchen, the German word for “bread roll.” The calf, born on May 9, recently enjoyed her first outdoor bath under the watchful eye of her mother, Debbie. Zoo footage showed Brötchen wiggling her ears as she explored the water for the first time. At her latest weigh-in, Brötchen tipped the scales at 10 kilograms, or 22 pounds, nearly double her birth weight. The zoo said she is developing well and steadily gaining weight. Pygmy hippos are typically solitary animals, and Debbie will raise the calf on her own. The endangered species is native to the forests and wetlands of West Africa. #pygmyhippo #berlinzoo #babyanimals #wildlife #conservation
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Rep. Brandon Gill repeatedly pressed the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History director on whether selling “Latina Power” merchandise was appropriate. The exchange came during a House subcommittee hearing examining allegations that the Smithsonian presents a politicized view of U.S. history. The hearing followed a July 4 White House report criticizing the museum’s exhibits and programming. #smithsonian #congress #brandonGill #ushistory
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Jordan made history as thousands of fans packed Amman’s ancient Roman Theatre to watch Al-Nashama compete in their first-ever FIFA World Cup. Jordan secured its place at the 2026 tournament after defeating Oman 3-0 in qualifying, ending a 40-year pursuit that began with the country’s first qualification campaign. The national team, whose nickname means “The Brave Ones,” opened its World Cup campaign against Austria.  Jordan’s prime minister joined supporters at the public viewing in downtown Amman, where the match was shown on a giant screen. The venue added another layer of history to the occasion: the nearly 2,000-year-old theatre dates to the Roman era, when Amman was known as Philadelphia, and was built to hold roughly 6,000 spectators.  A landmark once used for public gatherings, culture and entertainment became a national stage again as Jordanians united behind their team’s historic World Cup debut. #jordan #worldcup2026 #alnashama #amman #footballfans Video credit: Visit Jordan Makana 360 with permission
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