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Alan Alda Reveals the Sleep Habit That Signaled Parkinson’s New

Alan Alda Reveals the Sleep Habit That Signaled Parkinson’s

See more of our coverage in your search results. Alan Alda revealed he was physically “acting out [his] dreams,” which he described as a “not that well-known” symptom of Parkinson’s, before he was diagnosed with the neurodegenerative disease.“I had a dream that somebody was attacking me. And I picked up a sack of potatoes and threw it at ’em,” the “M*A*S*H” actor, 90, explained in a new interview with “CBS Mornings.”“What I was really doing was throwing a pillow at Arlene, my wife,” he added.Alan Alda (seen above) revealed in a new interview that he was showing signs of REM Sleep Behavior Disorder (RBD) before he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s. CBSThe actor, 90, told “CBS Mornings” that he was “acting out his [dreams]” and throwing a pillow at his wife, Arlene. CBSAlda — who received his Parkinson’s diagnosis in 2015 but waited three years to reveal the news publicly — said that he initially didn’t have the more common symptoms of the disease.“I had no twitch, no tremor, no problems with my voice,” he said.Instead, he was showing signs of REM Sleep Behavior Disorder (RBD), where the brain fails to paralyze skeletal muscles during REM sleep, which causes a person to act out their dreams.Alda (seen above) noted that his behavior was a “not that well-known” symptom of Parkinson’s. Getty Images for NetflixThe “M*A*S*H” actor (pictured above at the 2019 SAG Awards) noted that he initially didn’t have twitches or tremors before his diagnosis. Getty Images for TurnerRBD is often linked to Parkinson’s, though not everyone with the sleep symptom is diagnosed with the neurological disorder.Alda explained to “CBS Mornings” that he relies a lot on his sense of humor to cope with how Parkinson’s affects his daily life.“I’ll be at the computer keyboard writing an email, and Dr. Parkinson is moving my hand all over the screen. I have the mouse, and he’s eliminating things and he’s deleting things that I need,” he said with a laugh. Alda (seen here with wife Arlene in 2019) said the couple try to laugh about how Parkinson’s affects his daily life. Getty Images for World Science FestivalsAlda (seen here at AARP The Magazine’s 19th Annual Movies For Grownups Awards in 2020) was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2015. Getty Images“Once in a while, I get frustrated,” the actor continued. “But I find what makes me laugh about it, and then I go tell Arlene.”The Emmy Award winner did admit, however, that he’s hated the fact that his wife of almost 70 years has to help button his shirt every morning.“I do hate it, but the only thing that’s helpful is, ‘What haven’t I tried?’ And pretty soon, you get the feeling, ‘If I keep looking for new ways to try this, I’ll get a solution,'” he shared.The actor (seen here) waited three years to tell the world about his health condition. Getty Images for NetflixAlda has relied on wife Arlene (both pictured above) for things like buttoning his shirt every morning. Getty Images for AARPAlda also said he tries to remain in “reality” amidst his health battle.“I don’t want to wish it away. I can’t wish it away,” he noted. “I can’t hope for a better future. I gotta accept what is.”Alda added, “I don’t let Parkinson’s define me. It’s not who I am. It’s just a hobby.” Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Oct 05, 2026
Jeffrey Archer’s final public appearance draws attention after his death at 86 New

Jeffrey Archer’s final public appearance draws attention after his death at 86

Updated 22:14 5 Oct 2026 GMT+1Published 21:32 5 Oct 2026 GMT+1The bestselling writer's last book is due to hit the shelves soonBestselling author and ex-politician Jeffrey Archer has died at the age of 86.Archer, whose last book Adam and Eve is to be published on October 6, sold more than 300 million books in his five-decade-long writing career.Announcing his death, his publisher HarperCollins said he died “suddenly and peacefully at his home between writing sessions” on Monday.Archer, was a Conservative MP for Louth from 1969 to 1974, and Deputy Chairman of the party from 1985 to 1986 under Margaret Thatcher.AdvertHis literary career was launched by his first novel Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less, in 1976.Archer continued his public engagements almost to the end of his life (Getty)He was to spend five and a half years on the New York Times bestseller list and over 14 years on the Sunday Times bestseller list. Among his achievements, he is the only author to have won the top spot in the Sunday Times bestseller for fiction, non-fiction and short stories.Only yesterday, he was in central London’s Leicester Square Theatre signing books for hundreds of his adoring fans.HarperCollins UK CEO and Archer’s editor, Kate Elton, said: “It has been one of the great privileges of my publishing life to have been Jeffrey Archer's editor. “He was the master storyteller and an editor's dream - phenomenally hard-working, utterly committed to completing draft after draft to get every word as perfect as possible, and a true champion of the 'team' nature of great publishing. “When he set out to write Adam and Eve he told me from the very beginning that it would be his final novel - he was so excited about the scale of it and told me that if he could pull it off it would equal anything he'd previously written, on which basis he couldn't imagine embarking on any future novels. He sold over 300 million books in his decades long career (getty)“He did indeed pull it off - and he was utterly thrilled by the early reader reactions. We're all devastated to have lost a writer who has brought joy to generations of readers - and a true friend.”Nadhim Zahawi, former Conservative chancellor and posted a tribute to Lord Jeffrey Archer on X.He wrote: “Jeffrey Archer was a dear friend and an extraordinary human being. His gift for storytelling was matched by his wit, warmth and boundless energy. Life was never dull in Jeffrey’s company. As a charity auctioneer, he was a force of nature: commanding a room, making people laugh and persuading them to dig deeper.Archer celebrated his 60th wedding anniversary earlier in the year (Getty)“He used that remarkable talent to raise millions for charitable causes, leaving a legacy of generosity that reaches far beyond his books. Behind the celebrated author was a man with an enormous heart, fiercely loyal to his friends and generous with his time.“My love and deepest condolences go to Mary and the whole family. Jeffrey, it was a privilege to call you my friend. You were one of a kind. May you rest in eternal peace.”He was married to Dame Mary Archer for 60 years, and he is survived by two sons and five grandchildren.Featured Image Credit: (Dave M. Benett/Getty Images)Topics: Politics, Books

Oct 05, 2026
10 Subtle Signs You Learned to Minimize Your Own Needs New

10 Subtle Signs You Learned to Minimize Your Own Needs

1. You Say Yes Before Checking Your Own CapacityYour agreement arrives almost automatically, while your honest reaction appears hours later as tension, resentment or exhaustion. This often happens when being helpful feels safer than risking someone’s disappointment.Before answering a request, create a small pause: “Let me check and get back to you.” The goal is not to refuse everything. It is to give your needs a place in the decision before your reflex to accommodate takes over.2. You Apologize for Having Ordinary Human NeedsYou may say sorry for asking a question, needing reassurance, taking a sick day or wanting someone’s attention. The apology quietly frames your existence as an inconvenience, even when your request is reasonable.Notice when “sorry” could be replaced with clearer language. Instead of “Sorry to bother you,” try “Is now a good time?” You can respect another person’s limits without treating your own needs as something shameful.3. You Need Exhaustion to Justify Taking a BreakRest may feel acceptable only after you have finished everything, helped everyone or pushed yourself past usefulness. Until then, slowing down can trigger guilt because productivity has become your permission slip for care.Try scheduling rest before you desperately need it. A quiet evening, an unhurried meal or ten minutes without a task does not have to be earned through depletion. Rest is maintenance, not merely emergency treatment for burnout.4. You Confuse Being Low-Maintenance With Being LovablePerhaps you take pride in never needing much, never complaining and making relationships easy for everyone else. Independence can be healthy, but disappearing emotionally is different. If people rarely know what matters to you, they cannot meaningfully show up for you.Practice expressing one small preference without softening it into nothing: where you want to eat, what support would help or when you need space. Visibility is not the same as being demanding.5. Other People’s Discomfort Quickly Becomes Your EmergencyA changed tone, delayed reply or disappointed expression can send you into repair mode. You explain, reassure or surrender your position before knowing whether anything is actually wrong. Their discomfort feels like evidence that you have failed.Pause and separate empathy from responsibility. You can care that someone is upset without immediately fixing the feeling. Ask what happened, listen and let them own their reaction. Not every uncomfortable moment requires your self-abandonment.6. You Struggle to Name What You Actually WantWhen someone asks what you want, your mind may go blank or immediately scan for the answer that causes the least trouble. Repeatedly adapting to others can make your own preferences difficult to hear.Start with low-stakes choices and notice your first response before considering anyone else: tea or coffee, company or solitude, conversation or quiet. Preferences strengthen through use. You do not need a dramatic life vision to begin listening to yourself again.7. You Explain Your Boundaries Like a Courtroom DefenseA simple no can become a long presentation filled with evidence, apologies and backup reasons. You may hope that if your explanation is flawless, nobody can judge or reject your boundary. But overexplaining often turns a decision into an invitation to negotiate.Use brief, respectful language: “I can’t take that on,” or “That doesn’t work for me.” Context can be kind, but permission is not required. A boundary remains valid even when another person dislikes it.8. You Dismiss Pain Because Someone Else Has It WorseYou may compare your struggle with another person’s tragedy and conclude that you have no right to feel hurt. Perspective can be useful, but comparison does not process emotion; it often silences it. Two people can suffer differently without competing for legitimacy.Try naming the experience without ranking it: “This is hard for me right now.” That sentence does not deny anyone else’s pain. It simply allows you to respond honestly to your own.9. Receiving Care Makes You Uneasy or IndebtedWhen someone helps, compliments or comforts you, gratitude may quickly turn into pressure to repay them. You might minimize the gesture or rush to restore balance because receiving feels vulnerable. Care becomes a transaction instead of a shared human experience.Experiment with letting a small kindness stand. Say “Thank you, that helped” without immediately offering something back. Healthy reciprocity unfolds over time; it does not require an instant settlement every time someone treats you well.10. Resentment Reveals Needs You Never Allowed YourselfPersistent resentment is not always proof that others are selfish. Sometimes it signals that you keep agreeing to arrangements you do not genuinely accept. You give more than you can sustain, then feel unseen because nobody notices the sacrifice you concealed.Treat resentment as information rather than a character flaw. Ask what request, limit or conversation has been avoided. Speaking sooner may feel uncomfortable, but it is often kinder than offering silent generosity that eventually hardens into anger.

Oct 05, 2026
El testimonio del sobreviviente de 14 años sacude el caso Montemorelos New

El testimonio del sobreviviente de 14 años sacude el caso Montemorelos

Con el pasar de las horas han salido a la luz nuevos datos tras las declaraciones de un joven de 14 años único sobreviviente del multihomicidio en Montemorelos, información que sería clave para esclarecer qué ocurrió en el ataque armado que cobró con la vida de 5 personas en su domicilio durante la madrugada del miércoles 30 de septiembre en Nuevo León.El testimonio ha sido integrado a la carpeta de investigación tras darse a conocer que Cinthia Abigaíl Tamez Rivera, de 33 años, portaba el arma la noche en que se registró el asesinato múltiple ocurrido al interior del fraccionamiento Los Fresnos, donde las autoridades hallaron los cuerpos de un padre y sus tres hijos menores de edad, quienes presentaban lesiones de arma de fuego.Sobreviviente vio a madre cometer el multihomicidioLas investigaciones aseguran que el sobreviviente confesó haber presenciado el asesinato del padre de familia y los menores de edad, momento en el que Abigail se percata de su presencia y le menciona que escape del sitio dado que el problema no era con él, por lo que el joven huyó del lugar para acudir a las autoridades a denunciar el multihomicidio.  Cinthia es la principal sospechosa de cometer el multihomicidio de su propia familia en Montemorelos.  FOTO: Especial De acuerdo con las investigaciones el arma de fuego utilizada para los asesinatos fue encontrada entre las piernas de la mujer en el asiento piloto de su vehículo. Durante la noche del jueves 1 de octubre las autoridades entregaron los cuerpos de as víctimas a sus familiares así como de la presunta responsable del multihomicidio. Multihomicida utilizó una arma calíbre 38Las víctimas menores de edad fueron identificados como Christian López Tamez de 11 años y Bruno Iván López Tamez de 10 años y Gustavo González Tamez, mientras que el padre fue identificado como Leodegario Moya Garza de 28 años. Después de cometer el multihomicidio, Cinthia ascendió a su vehículo, avanzó hasta la calle del Sabino cruce a Camino a Hualahuitas y se quitó la vida con la misma arma calibre 38 milímetros. FOTO: Gobierno de Morelos El hallazgo del arma dentro del vehículo rojo de Cinthia refuerza la hipótesis de que la madre fue la responsable del multihomicidio. El fiscal Javier Flores Saldívar explicó que la pistola automática tenía casquillos que coincidían con las lesiones de los occisos encontrados en el domicilio.La fiscalía investiga las actividades laborales de Cinthia, quien presuntamente se dedicaba a realizar préstamos y organizar tandas de hasta 10 mil pesos. Sin embargo, continúan las investigaciones para dar a conocer el móvil de la masacre que cobró la vida de toda su familia.

Oct 05, 2026
Isaiah Washington Breaks Silence on Wife Jenisa’s Tragic Death New

Isaiah Washington Breaks Silence on Wife Jenisa’s Tragic Death

Published 12:23 5 Oct 2026 GMT+1The actor said his wife had been a very 'private' person, so he had kept the news to himself until nowIsaiah Washington has broken his silence on the death of his wife of 29 years, Jenisa, after her sudden death last year. The former Grey’s Anatomy star, 63, shared the heartbreaking news on social media more than a year after his wife’s death, explaining that he had kept the loss private because Jenisa was fiercely protective of her personal life.Jenisa, who had been married to Washington for almost 30 years, collapsed suddenly on May 31, 2025. She died nine days later, on June 9, aged 56.AdvertThe actor said the death had been an 'enormous shock' to everyone..“Yes…the rumors are true. My dear wife of 29 years collapsed suddenly on May 31, 2025 and passed away on June 9, 2025. It came as a huge shock to me and our entire family,” Washington wrote in an Instagram post on October 3.The Grey's Anatomy star shared the heartbreaking family news with fans (Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images)“She succumbed to a massive hemorrhagic stroke and never recovered.”Washington, who shares three children with Jenisa, said he had chosen not to announce her death at the time because she was a private person.His decision to speak publicly now appears to have come partly in response to speculation about his family, but his message was also an emotional tribute to the woman he had spent nearly three decades with.He urged people not to dismiss severe or unusual headaches, drawing on the devastating experience his family had been through.“Listen, y’all…some headaches are not just headaches or migraines, they can be much worse and a warning sign,” he urged.The star added: “Get a brain scan if you can and take those headaches seriously.”Washington said that their three children are continuing her legacy.He also acknowledged the unusual circumstances of making such a personal announcement so long after his wife’s death.“I don’t know if this is an appropriate post, because Jenisa Washington was extremely private, but I guess I just have to be reprimanded from her on the other side.”The post prompted an outpouring of sympathy from friends and fellow actors. Grey’s Anatomy star Viola Davis was among those who offered her condolences, while Debi Mazar also sent a message of support to Washington and his family.A haemorrhagic stroke occurs when a blood vessel in the brain bursts, causing bleeding. The couple had been married for nearly 30 years (Photo by Tara Ziemba/FilmMagic)According to the American Stroke Association, haemorrhagic strokes account for about 13% of all strokes.The NHS describes bleeding on the brain as a medical emergency. Warning signs of a stroke can appear suddenly and include facial weakness, weakness or numbness in an arm, problems with speech, dizziness, vision problems and a severe headache.In the case of a subarachnoid haemorrhage, the NHS says the main symptom can be an extremely painful headache that starts suddenly and does not go away. Other symptoms can include vomiting, confusion, fainting, seizures and weakness on one side of the body. Anyone experiencing these symptoms should call 999 immediately.Washington is best known for playing cardiothoracic surgeon Dr Preston Burke on Grey’s Anatomy, joining the hit medical drama when it launched in 2005. He left the series in 2007.Featured Image Credit: Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images/Frank OckenfelsTopics: TV And Film, Entertainment, Health

Oct 05, 2026
Why Plague Symptoms Are in Focus After Siberian Researcher’s Death New

Why Plague Symptoms Are in Focus After Siberian Researcher’s Death

Updated 15:54 5 Oct 2026 GMT+1Published 15:51 5 Oct 2026 GMT+1The researcher was said to have died of 'pneumonia of unknown aetiology' but worked in a lab which tested plaguesNearly 200 people have reportedly been placed under medical observation in Siberia following the death of a laboratory researcher who developed severe pneumonia, amid concern that she may have been exposed t plague.The woman, named in reports as 28-year-old Darya Shipilova, worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute in Russia.Her death has prompted extensive precautions in the region, although as yet Russian authorities haven’t confirmed claims that she contracted pneumonic plague.Shipilova was diagnosed with ‘pneumonia of unknown aetiology’, according to Russia’s public health watchdog Rospotrebnadzor, reports The Guardian.AdvertThe organisation has said additional testing did not detect microorganisms associated with her professional work.It has been alleged that Shipilova may have been exposed to Yersinia pestis, the bacterium responsible for plague, following an accident involving a test tube at the laboratory.The young researcher worked in a laboratory which tested plague samples (Getty Stock)The hospital where she was treated was placed under quarantine, while people believed to have had contact with her have been monitored as a precaution.Officials have said the situation remains stable.Plague symptomsPneumonic plague, while now rare, can become extremely serious very quickly.Plague is a bacterial infection caused by Yersinia pestis.The bacteria are generally found in small mammals and their fleas, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).There are several forms of the illness, with symptoms varying according to how the infection develops.Symptoms of plague can include:Sudden fever and chillsHeadache and body achesWeakness or extreme tirednessNausea and vomitingPainful, swollen lymph nodes, known as “buboes”Abdominal painShortness of breathChest painCoughingBloody or watery mucusBleeding into the skin or other organs in cases of septicaemic plagueBlackening and death of tissue, particularly on the fingers, toes and nose, in severe septicaemic casesHundreds of people have now been quarantined (Getty Stock)Pneumonic plague affects the lungs, and person-to-person transmission is possible.The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says patients can develop ‘rapidly developing pneumonia’ accompanied by shortness of breath, chest pain and coughing.Some people may produce bloody or watery mucus.Symptoms of pneumonic plague can develop particularly quickly.The WHO says plague symptoms generally appear between one and seven days after infection, but pneumonic plague can develop in as little as 24 hours.The good news is, despite its frightening historical reputation, plague is treatable with modern antibiotics.Early diagnosis is particularly important, however, because pneumonic and septicaemic forms can progress rapidly without treatment.The WHO says antibiotic treatment is effective against the bacteria and that early diagnosis and treatment can save lives.Health officials may also use preventive antibiotics for people who have had close contact with someone suspected of having pneumonic plague.This is because the infection can spread through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs, although prolonged close contact is generally required.Plague is now uncommon worldwide and bears little resemblance to the uncontrolled outbreaks associated with the disease historically.There is currently no indication that people outside those potentially exposed in Siberia need to take special precautions because of the incident.Anyone who has had a credible exposure to plague and develops sudden fever, chills, swollen and painful lymph nodes, or respiratory symptoms such as shortness of breath and coughing should seek urgent medical assistance.Featured Image Credit: NDTVTopics: Health, Russia, World News

Oct 05, 2026
Tensions Outside Kosovo’s Assembly: Ramush Haradinaj Steps Out to Face Protesters New

Tensions Outside Kosovo’s Assembly: Ramush Haradinaj Steps Out to Face Protesters

Demonstrata përpara Kuvendit në Kosovë ka agravuar, teksa përplasjet mes policisë dhe protestuesve vazhdojnë.Ramush Haradinaj ka dalë nga dyert e Kuvendit teksa ka tentuar të flasë me protestuesit.Deputetja e PDK-së, Blerta Deliu, ka reaguar për situatën e krijuar gjatë protestës në Kosovë, duke e drejtuar përgjegjësinë te pushteti dhe jo te Policia e Kosovës.Deliu tha se policia po zbaton detyrat që i janë dhënë nga institucionet shtetërore, ndërsa kritikoi mënyrën se si po menaxhohet situata nga qeveria.“Është mbushur spitali i Kosovës me protestues. Nuk ka faj Policia e Kosovës. Policia e Kosovës po zbaton detyrën që ia ka dhënë aparati shtetëror pa të drejtë”, u shpreh Deliu. Top Channel

Oct 05, 2026
Hiljade ljudi u Čačku: Ovaj detalj obeležio skup Studentske liste New

Hiljade ljudi u Čačku: Ovaj detalj obeležio skup Studentske liste

Foto: Privatna arhiva autor: 05. okt. 2026. 22:00 Više hiljada ljudi prisustvovalo je večeras na gradskom trgu u Čačku predstavljanju kandidata za poslanike "Studentske liste - Studenti pobeđuju" na vanrednim izborima 25. oktobra. Oglas Voditeljka skupa rekla je na početku da ponovo održavaju skup pomoću agregata za struju, kao i na prošlogdišenjem protestu studenata u Čačku, jer im nije omogućeno korišćenje struje iz Kulturnog centra odakle struju koriste svi drugi koji priređuju programe na gradskom trgu.Na skupu je govorilo sedam kandidata sa Studentske liste koji su pozvali građane da na izborima "glasaju za promene", za "Srbiju u kojoj će se poštovati zakoni i biti bolje obrazovanje".Serbia 🇷🇸: party mood at the election rally of the Student List in the town of Čačak tonight.Serbia's pro-democracy movement is drawing impressive numbers across the country. pic.twitter.com/44qmUFsxro— Thomas van Linge (@ThomasVLinge) October 5, 2026Aleksandar Delić, profesor geografije u čačanskoj Gimnaziji i na listi Studentske liste jedan od tri kandidata iz Čačka, rekao je u govoru da je za aktuelnu vlast "najveći neprijatelj obrazovanje koje je još u antičko doba bilo najveća opasnost za autokrate i tiraniju"."Otuda odmazda nad kolegama koji su se usudili da slobodno misle i da se slobodno izražavaju, kao i ponižavanje profesora Filozofskog fakulteta u Nišu koji od jula nisu dobili plate iako redovno rade", rekao je Delić.Kazao je da vlast nameće politički podobne direktore u školama i time ponižava Nastavnička veća i Savete roditelja."Zato me ne iznenađuje izjava nazovi ministra na lokalnom režimskom glasilu da 'profesori huču i muču u želji da vrate srpsko obrazovanje u doba pre Dositeja' ", rekao je Delić.Kazao je da se rezultati te "samovolje i bahtosti vlasti" vide na primerima škola i fakulteta "čiji su opstanak, kao i kvalitet obrazovanja đaka i studenat dovedeni u pitanje"."Čuvena beogradska Peta gimnazija, Jovina gimnazija u Novom Sadu i Filozofski fakultet u Nišu prolaze kroz jedan od najtežih perioda u svojoj istoriji", rekao je Delić.Bivši fudbaler i predsednik fudbalskog sindikata Nezavisnost Mirko Poledica koji je takođe kandidat iz Čačka na Studentskoj listi, rekao je da aktuelna vlast "namerno uništava sport", "reketira roditelje članarinama za sportske aktivnsti njihove dece" i založio se da bavljenje sportom bude besplatno za sve učenike.On je rekao da je Čačak jedini grad na svetu koji ima vaterpolo klub, a nema zatvoren bazen, koji aktuelna gradska vlast "obećava" već četiri godine.v Na protestu su govorili i bivša profesorka srednje Tehničke škole u Čačku Vesna Srećković, advokat iz Kragujevca Stanko Fuštar, glumica Vjera Mujović koja je recitovala pesmu Radjarda Kiplinga "Ako" za koju je dobila ovacije građana i studenata.Ta pesma počinje stihom "Ako možeš da sačuvaš razum kad ga oko tebe gube i osuđuju te", zatim između ostalog: "Ili da opštiš sa kraljevima i da ostaneš skroman; Ako te najzad niko, ni prijatelj ni neprijatelj, ne može da uvredi; Ako svi ljudi računaju na tebe", a završava se sa: "Tada je ceo svet tvoj i sve što je u njemu, i što je mnogo više, tada ćeš biti veliki Čovek, sine moj".Govorili su i profesori Dragana Đorđević i Slobodan Savić.Pre početka i na kraju protesta okupljeni građani igrali su kolo uz trubački orkestar Gvozdena Rosića iz Guče.Studenti su danas postavili sedam tematskih štandova u gradu gde su razgovarali s građanima.Studentskom skupu koji je protekao mirno prisustvovali su mnogi uniformisani policajci. Pratite nas na društvenim mrežama: Koje je tvoje mišljenje o ovoj temi? Učestvuj u diskusiji ili pročitaj komentare

Oct 05, 2026
Brittany Mahomes Draws Attention in $8,000 Snakeskin Chiefs Look New

Brittany Mahomes Draws Attention in $8,000 Snakeskin Chiefs Look

See more of our coverage in your search results. She’s in her “Reputation” era.Brittany Mahomes supported husband Patrick and the Kansas City Chiefs at Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders, dressed in head-to-toe faux snakeskin.The former soccer player wore a Stella McCartney jacket and matching denim chaps made from YATAY M, a mycelium-based vegan alternative to actual exotic skins.Brittany Mahomes wore head-to-toe faux snakeskin for Sunday night’s Chiefs game. Instagram/brittanylynneShe wore a Stella McCartney set worth nearly $8,000. Instagram/brittanylynneHer jacket and matching denim chaps are made from YATAY M, a mycelium-based vegan alternative to actual exotic skins. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectMahomes, 31, styled her nearly $8,000 set with a white tank top and pointed-toe pumps.She shared her look on Instagram, poking fun at Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak with a caption that captured his premature confidence at halftime: “We’re winning. We’re gonna win the game.” (In the end, the Chiefs defeated the Raiders 30-27.)The Kansas City Current co-owner often posts her game-day ‘fits on social media, along with glimpses of her life at home with her husband and three children.Mahomes posed for pics on both the field as well as in the VIP suite upstairs. Instagram/brittanylynneShe made sure to give her husband a kiss when the game was through. AP Photo/John LocherLast week, she posted a close-up pic of her tattoo tribute to her family, featuring the names and birthdates of her husband and kids snaking up her right forearm.And earlier in the weekend, she shared snaps from a recent farm outing, where the Mahomes children enjoyed a petting zoo, arts and crafts, apple picking and more.“It’s fall yall,” she wrote.We can’t wait to see more of her autumn ensembles. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Oct 05, 2026
Promisiunea lui Luca Niculescu după desemnarea ca premier: „Nu pot face miracole” New

Promisiunea lui Luca Niculescu după desemnarea ca premier: „Nu pot face miracole”

Premierul desemnat Luca Niculescu a declarat luni, după anunțul președintelui Nicușor Dan, că prima misiune va fi construirea unei majorităţi care să voteze un Guvern ce va fi „profund ancorat” în direcţia europeană şi euroatlantică a României. El a spus că va avea discuţii în acest sens cu partidele parlamentare.„Accept această responsabilitate cu deplina conştiinţă a dificultăţii momentului. România traversează de multă vreme o perioadă de incertitudine politică într-un context economic şi internaţional care la rândul său este dificil. Prima misiune va fi construirea unei majorităţi parlamentare care să voteze un Guvern ce va fi profund ancorat în direcţia europeană şi euroatlantică a României, voi avea discuţii cu partidele parlamentare pentru a construi această majoritate şi pentru a conveni asupra unui program de guvernare realist, iar în următoarele zile voi prezenta public rezultatul acestor consultări, priorităţile Guvernului şi echipa cu care le vom pune în practică”, a afirmat Niculescu, la Palatul Cotroceni, după ce a fost desemnat premier de preşedintele Nicuşor Dan.El a arătat că este nevoie de o perioadă de stabilitate şi de construcţie.„Nu pot promite miracole. Ce pot să promit este seriozitate în folosirea banului public, predictibilitate pentru economie, respectarea angajamentelor României, accelerarea investiţiilor şi a reformelor şi un stat care să funcţioneze cât mai bine pentru cetăţenii săi, adică pentru toţi românii. Un stat mai puternic înseamnă şi un stat mai bine protejat, iar în contextul unui război la graniţă avem nevoie de fermitate şi de viziune pentru a apăra România, iar protejarea unei ţări înseamnă şi o societate capabilă să reziste dezinformării şi manipulării şi aici trebuie să ne întărim anticorpii. Avem nevoie de o perioadă de stabilitate şi de construcţie şi am încredere că o putem avea”, a mai afirmat Luca Niculescu, potrivit Agerpres.Preşedintele Nicuşor Dan l-a desemnat luni pe Luca Niculescu, secretar de stat în Ministerul Afacerilor Externe, să formeze Guvernul, în urma noilor consultări care au avut loc la Palatul Cotroceni cu partidele şi formaţiunile parlamentare. Editor : B.P.

Oct 05, 2026
Joseph Vasquez, 13, Faces Rare Crisis After Mosquito Bites New

Joseph Vasquez, 13, Faces Rare Crisis After Mosquito Bites

See more of our coverage in your search results. A California boy who was once a healthy, soccer-loving teenager is now fighting to regain the use of his legs after a seemingly harmless mosquito bite triggered a devastating medical nightmare. Joseph Vasquez, 13, of Long Beach, has been bedridden at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles for three weeks after contracting West Nile virus and developing transverse myelitis, a rare neurological condition that causes severe inflammation of the spinal cord, according to a GoFundMe launched by his family.The frightening ordeal began with what appeared to be ordinary mosquito bites but quickly spiraled into a life-altering medical crisis.Joseph Vasquez, a 13-year-old boy from Long Beach, remains hospitalized at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. GofundmeJoseph initially developed a full-body rash, mild headache, leg pain and low-grade fever. But his symptoms rapidly worsened, eventually leaving him unable to move either leg.The teen also experienced excruciating abdominal pain, a stiff neck and loss of bladder and bowel control as his condition deteriorated.Doctors initially diagnosed Joseph with transverse myelitis and began treating him with steroids. After days in intensive care and extensive testing, they determined that West Nile virus was behind the devastating complications.Now, the boy who once spent his days playing soccer, hanging out with his cousins and cheering on the Dodgers, Raiders and Lakers is facing an uncertain road to recovery.“Today, Joseph is facing challenges no 13-year-old should ever have to face,” his family wrote on the fundraiser. “He has lost the use of his legs, loss of bladder and bowel control, and is in excruciating nerve pain from the lower back down to his feet.”Joseph Vasquez has been diagnosed with transverse myelitis, a rare neurological condition linked to the West Nile virus. Courtesy of the Vasques FamilyThe family said doctors have warned that Joseph’s condition is extraordinarily rare, with limited research available to predict how his recovery might unfold.His mother, Maria Salazar, a widowed mother of three, has remained at his bedside around the clock. But the heartbreaking ordeal has also created a financial crisis for the family.As the household’s sole provider, Salazar has been unable to work while caring for her hospitalized son, prompting relatives to seek donations for living expenses, medical bills, transportation and rehabilitation.“We never imagined that something that began with what seemed like minor symptoms could change Joseph’s life so quickly,” the family wrote.Joseph Vasquez in happier times with his family. GofundmeJoseph’s terrifying case comes as Los Angeles County grapples with an alarming surge in West Nile infections.The county’s Department of Public Health has reported 100 infections and five deaths this year, the highest number of cases recorded this early in mosquito season in nearly a decade.Nearly all reported cases this year have involved severe illness, with most patients requiring hospitalization, although health officials noted that milder infections frequently go undiagnosed.“West Nile virus can cause serious illness, and the number of severe cases and deaths we are seeing this year is concerning,” Los Angeles County Health Officer Dr. Muntu Davis warned.The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has reported 100 infections and five deaths this year, the highest number of cases recorded this early in mosquito season in nearly a decade. Getty ImagesMost people infected with West Nile virus experience no symptoms, while approximately one in five develops fever, headaches, body aches or a rash.However, roughly one in 150 infected people develops a severe illness, potentially involving the brain or spinal cord and causing paralysis.There is no vaccine or specific treatment for the virus.With peak mosquito season stretching from June through November, health officials are urging residents to use insect repellent, eliminate standing water and repair damaged window screens.Meanwhile, Joseph’s family is pleading for prayers and support as the teenager faces an uncertain future.“We are holding onto hope knowing that Joseph still has a long road ahead of him,” his family wrote.

Oct 05, 2026
Why Walsham le Willows Residents Are Fighting for 20mph Limits New

Why Walsham le Willows Residents Are Fighting for 20mph Limits

Locals in Walsham le Willows are campaiging for 20mph speed limits (Picture: James Linsell Clark/SWNS) Residents of a picturesque Suffolk village are campaigning for 20mph speed limits after warning that somebody could be killed. Locals living in Walsham le Willows secured a 20mph limit on a road passing the village school, playground and residential areas after 90% backed the move in a 2023 consultation. However, further requests to extend the limits have since been rejected by Suffolk County Council. Locals say roads around the village are still subject to 60mph national speed limits, despite blind bends, a lack of pavements and increasing traffic. Speed Watch coordinator Nick Tuck said the current limits were ‘unacceptable’. ‘Do we need to wait for a child on the way to the Sports Club to be killed before anything is done?’ he said. The Suffolk village is home to roughly 1,400 people (Picture: James Linsell Clark/SWNS) ‘Ideally, we should be able to put the infrastructure in place to slow traffic, such as chicanes, traffic/refuge crossing points, width restrictions or reduced speed limits. ‘Sadly, these all come at a cost, be it to the Parish or the County Councils, they also come with regulations and permissions. ‘Road safety and traffic management are not top of the pile until something goes horribly wrong.’ Parish councillor Janette Winch also said that traffic had increased in the area due to higher demands for housing, bringing commercial vehicles and commuters. ‘We, as residents, feel there’s inconsiderate driving especially with those who don’t live here and are trying to get from A to B,’ she said. ‘Those drivers are under a time pressure but slower speeds don’t massively impact an increase in their journey time. Speed Watch coordinator Nick Tuck said the current limits were ‘unacceptable’ (Picture: James Linsell Clark/SWNS) ‘If everybody drove the way some do, we would have accidents all the time. Within the village and the approaching roads, they are all at a national speed limit and it is not appropriate with the volume of traffic coming through.’ Meanwhile Ian Hartley, who is part of the Community Traffic Group, said his road of West Street was once a quiet lane when he moved in 2001. He explained: ‘When I first moved in and traffic started building up, I applied for a reduced speed limit and was told we didn’t have sufficient density for any road management. ‘Yet half a mile up the road, there’s another tiny hamlet and they’ve got 30mph signs – but no traffic at all. The council couldn’t explain that. ‘Since then, with village expansion, the traffic has increased exponentially to dangerous levels with only the national speed limit in place. Locals say roads around the village are still subject to 60mph national speed limits (Picture: James Linsell Clark/SWNS) ‘These are dangerous, blind bends and for most of us on our street, our access is on the front of the house.’ Residents of Walsham le Willows, which is home to roughly 1,400 people, have called for measures including chicanes, crossings, road narrowing and further speed reductions. But Suffolk County Council said there was not enough evidence to justify extending the existing 30mph and 40mph zones. A spokesperson said: ‘We carried out a survey of the roads and also looked at previous information about the area. ‘Based on what we found, there wasn’t enough evidence to support extending the existing 30mph and 40mph speed limits. ‘We only reduce speed limits where there is clear evidence that a lower limit is needed to help keep people safe.’ Ian Hartley said his road of West Street was once a quiet lane when he moved in 2001 (Picture: James Linsell Clark/SWNS) This comes after Wales introduced a default 20mph limit on most restricted roads in September 2023 despite critics calling the move ‘a war on cars’. In England, more 20mph limits are becoming increasingly common with Birmingham recently making headlines with plans to introduce 20mph limits on all non-A roads. A resident of Stanford Rivers, in Essex, has also created a homemade camera system which detects a vehicle’s speed and uses AI to post on social media the worst offenders. The creator, who wants to remain anonymous, posted on their blog that the project was attributed to ‘a healthy grudge against bad driving’.

Oct 05, 2026