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A beach wedding on Cape Cod was unexpectedly interrupted when a man dressed as Batman emerged from the surf, adding a bizarre twist to the ceremony, highlighting the unpredictability of outdoor public events.
A large military parade celebrating the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary is scheduled for June 14 in Washington D.C., featuring thousands of soldiers, vehicles, aircraft, and a public festival, with options for live streaming.
Princess Kate has made her first official public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer, marking a significant moment for the royal family and her supporters. Her presence at the event highlights her resilience and commitment to her royal duties despite her health challenges.
Kate Middleton, also known as the Princess of Wales, is expected to address her health concerns at a public event following her absence since undergoing abdominal surgery in January. Speculation about her health has been fueled by her prolonged absence, but a royal source suggested that she may discuss her recovery during public engagements. The Duchess of Cambridge and her husband, Prince William, are also anticipated to release a new photograph to mark their youngest son's birthday. The episode has heightened speculation about Kate's current health condition.
During a public event, President Joe Biden referred to Donald Trump as "sick," prompting discussion among CNN's panel about Biden's choice of words.
The Dalai Lama has apologized after a video of him kissing a young boy and asking him to "suck my tongue" went viral on social media. The incident occurred during a public event in late February at the Dalai Lama's temple in Dharamshala, India. The office of the Dalai Lama categorized the act as "innocent and playful," but many social media users condemned the behavior as inappropriate and disgusting. The Dalai Lama has previously been involved in controversies that have prompted him to publicly apologize in the past.
The Dalai Lama apologized after a video circulated on social media showing him asking a young boy to "suck my tongue" at a public event. The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader often teases people in an innocent and playful way, according to a statement on his Twitter account. Sticking out one's tongue is a sign of respect or agreement in traditional Tibetan culture, but there's no mention of tongue-sucking. The video has sparked controversy and has over 1 million views on Twitter.
The Dalai Lama has apologized after a video circulated on social media showing him asking a young boy to "suck my tongue" at a public event. The video also shows the Nobel peace laureate apparently giving the boy a peck on the lips. The Dalai Lama's statement said he often teases people in an innocent and playful way, even in public and before cameras, and regrets the incident. The exiled leader has worked for decades to draw global support for linguistic and cultural autonomy in his remote, mountainous homeland of Tibet.