Successful heart operation for Norway's aging monarch

Boy Pablo has shared the new video for his single ‘Rest Up’ — you can check out the clip below.Originally released back in August, ‘Rest Up’ will feature on the Norwegian artist’s (aka Nicolas Muńoz) debut album ‘Wachito Rico’, which is out this Friday (October 23).Ahead of the album release, Boy Pablo has shared the third chapter in his ongoing ‘Wachito Rico’ visual series — which is being narrated by Tiger King‘s Rick Kirkham — following on from the videos for ‘Hey Girl’ and ‘Honey’.You can

“Somebody knows her,” Meurer told TheWrap. “We just believe that someone is going to recognize this woman’s face, even though it’s just a sketch of her.”The peculiar details of the case have continually stumped investigators.

Aurora is the latest artist to join the Clean Sounds initiative, which sees artists perform surprise sets for volunteers cleaning up plastic and other pollution in natural environments.In a video shared today (October 18), Aurora is seen singing her 2016 single ‘Warrior’ to a group of people who spent the day tending to the shores of her native country, Norway.“Since there are living humans – one by one – we have destroyed the Earth.

straight to your inbox every day, freeManchester United fans have voiced their frustration over the team news vs Newcastle United.The Reds are back in action tonight at St James' Park as they look to improve upon a poor start to the season.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men lost 6-1 at home to Tottenham before the international break and the Norwegian has chosen to change it up for the clash with Newcastle.Paul Pogba, Donny van de Beek and Alex Telles are all on the bench and it's safe to say this news

Despite making her music breakthrough in 2013, Astrid S has been in no rush to release her debut album.

Netflix: ‘In six new episodes, Unsolved Mysteries explores more unexplained disappearances, tragic events, and bizarre occurrences.’‘What led to the death of a well-respected political insider? Was an unidentified woman found dead in Oslo, Norway, part of a secret intelligence operation? Did the sudden loss of lives in Japan’s 2011 tsunami result in supernatural encounters?’The names of the new episodes are Lady in the Lake, Tsunami Spirits, Washington Insider Murder, Stolen Kids, A Death in

Beta Film has clinched first-phase sales in Europe on “Tell Me Who I Am,” an epic tale of a woman’s emancipation, and its cost, which celebrates its international premiere today at Mipcom Online Plus.First fruit of a three-year, three series co-production alliance between Spain’s Movistar Plus and Telemundo Intl.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- King Harald V of Norway was discharged from the main hospital in Oslo on Monday after a successful operation to replace a heart valve.“The king is in good shape,” the monarch's doctor, Bjoern Bendz, said after the surgery at the Rikshospitalet’s Cardiovascular and Lung Clinic.The palace earlier had said that the intervention was necessary to improve the 83-year-old king’s breathing. Last month, the king was hospitalized with breathing difficulties.

From ocean waves to sulfate gas to a nuclear bomb, plenty of crazy hurricane-killing ways have come along over the years. The latest — from a Norwegian named Olav Hollingsaeter — is called the “Bubble Curtain,” a series of perforated pipes that would use compressed air to push cold ocean water up to the surface, cutting off the warm water that a tropical storm needs to become a hurricane.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent“Atlantic Crossing,” the prestige Norwegian period drama starring Sofia Helin (“The Bridge”) as Crown Princess Märtha, and Kyle MacLachlan (“Twin Peaks”) as U.S. President Franklin D.

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Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentBeta Film has closed multiple pre-sales deals on “Atlantic Crossing,” the prestige Norwegian period drama starring Sofia Helin (“The Bridge”) as Crown Princess Märtha, and Kyle MacLachlan (“Twin Peaks”) as U.S. President Franklin D.