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health22h ago

Nations evacuated passengers from the MV Hondius after a hantavirus outbreak was confirmed onboard.
The World Health Organization says the risk to the general public is low despite the outbreak on the Hondius.
Passengers were transported to holding facilities for monitoring after arrival in Nebraska.
The Hondius had departed Ushuaia and faced rising cases and deaths linked to hantavirus on board.
France and the United States reported new cases among repatriated travelers during the evacuation.
The WHO urged active monitoring and follow-up for passengers' home countries.
The Hondius carried about 54 passengers and crew remaining on board during the evacuation timeline.
Three deaths and at least six confirmed hantavirus cases were reported on the Hondius.
Passengers were escorted from the ship to shore in full protective gear and masks during disembarkation.
Health authorities stated hantavirus has no widely available vaccine or cure, but early treatment improves outcomes.

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Kristen Stewart and Wagner Moura have begun production on Flesh of the Gods, a 1980s-set vampire thriller.
The film is directed by Panos Cosmatos and written by Andrew Kevin Walker from a Cosmatos-Walker story.
Esme Creed-Miles, Roland Møller, and Alba Baptista joined the cast as production progresses.
XYZ Films and YouRoc are financing the project, with additional production partners involved.
Domestic rights are handled by CAA Media Finance and WME Independent, with XYZ handling international sales.
The project will shoot in the Canary Islands and Cologne, reflecting a global production footprint.
The film explores a glamorous, surreal world tied to 1980s nightlife and hedonism.
Kristen Stewart and Wagner Moura portray a married couple in the story’s core conflict.
The project is a collaboration among Hyperobject Industries, Augenschein Filmproduktion, Nevermind Pictures, and XYZ Films.
XYZ will continue dealmaking at the Cannes market.
Deadline is reporting the production as an exclusive update on the project.

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Upworthy connects 16th-century Petrus Gonsalvus to the Beauty and the Beast tale's origins in Europe.
Historians note similarities between Gonsalvus’s life and the tale’s themes of appearance and gentleness.
The Disney version transformed the narrative into a musical fantasy with a hopeful ending.
Upworthy’s deeper look adds a broader humanitarian frame by highlighting exploitation and resilience.
The article places Petrus Gonsalvus’s story in a long lineage of European curiosity and court study.
The piece notes that some of Gonsalvus’s children were sold or gifted away as oddities.
The article recounts how Operation Smile uses bubbles as part of cleft care and therapy.
Operation Smile emphasizes multidisciplinary, long-term care for cleft conditions.
The article links historical sensationalism with modern humanitarian outreach.
Upworthy frames the Beauty and the Beast narrative as a reflection of social attitudes toward difference.

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