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19/08/2026

17/08/2026

Do you think they made the right call turning it over immediately, or would you have hesitated too?

Kobe was just starting his summer construction job, digging pipe trenches for a new sewer line in Dendermonde, Belgium, when he noticed something small and metallic sitting in the dirt. He figured it was a stray euro coin. He kept digging anyway.

What he actually uncovered, at 8:15 on an otherwise ordinary Tuesday morning, was a stash of gold bars and coins wrapped in plastic, bricked directly into the wall of a cellar. "At first, we had our doubts as to whether it was real gold," the 18-year-old told Belgian outlet VRT NWS, "but then we saw the numbers and realized pretty quickly that it was the real thing."

The crew was renovating a former brewery in the small town roughly 18 miles north of Brussels, a building that belongs to CAW East Flanders, a local social work organization. As they kept clearing the site, the discovery kept growing. "We started pulling it out further, and then it turned out to be quite a bit more than we thought," Kobe said. "Of course, you don't expect that when you're just at work on a Tuesday morning."

By the time the full haul was accounted for, police had recovered roughly 49 gold bars and a bucket full of gold coins, later valued at approximately 9 million euros, more than $10.4 million. Gold dealer Jan Van Cutsem told local media the oldest marked bar dated to 1957, with some ingots old enough to predate the era when gold bars were routinely stamped with a year at all. The coins were largely British pounds, some dating as far back as the reign of Queen Victoria, which ended in 1901.

Kobe and his crew didn't hesitate. According to VRT, the workers briefly discussed keeping it before deciding against it, both because it was, in Kobe's words, "simply too much money" and because they knew it was illegal to do so. They called police immediately.

Officers took the gold into federal custody, transferring it to a high-security government vault. Dendermonde police shared photos of the discovery on Facebook, and even changed the department's profile picture to a gold coin. The post also included a warning aimed at any hopeful treasure hunters eyeing the fenced-off site: "It is truly pointless."

The legal question of who actually owns the gold remains unresolved. Under Belgian law, there's a five-year waiting period for a rightful claimant to come forward; if no one does, the find could ultimately be split between Kobe and the property owner.

For now, an 18-year-old on his first week of a summer job has a story most people will never come close to topping, and a very patient, very legal wait ahead of him.

16/08/2026

Pink’s Old Trump Comments Are Going Viral Again — But What Did She Actually Say?

Pink’s past comments about Donald Trump are making the rounds again, reigniting debate across social media.

The controversy dates back to **June 2020**, when Pink posted on X criticizing people who continued to support Trump, calling that support an insult to “humanity, goodness and human rights.”

When some fans warned that her political views could cost her listeners, Pink pushed back. She said that if people chose not to attend her concerts or buy her music because she supports equality, rejects racism, and respects women, **that was their choice**.

She also strongly criticized Trump’s presidency, calling him the **“Worst ‘president’ in the history of this country.”**

But Pink’s comments about Trump go back even further.

In **2017**, she wrote that there was still hope for Trump to show “love and positivity,” saying she had seen people change. Some interpreted the message as sympathy toward Trump, but Pink later clarified that she believed he was doing a **“terrible job,”** particularly regarding his comments about NFL players protesting during the national anthem.

Pink has never been shy about mixing music with political and social issues. From *Dear Mr. President* during the George W. Bush era to her participation in the Women’s March with her family, political expression has been part of her public identity for years.

Her comments continue to spark debate over a bigger question:

**Should musicians and celebrities openly share their political views, or should they keep politics separate from their careers?**

👇 **What do you think?**

**Sources:** Fox News, TooFab

15/08/2026

*Do You Recognise This Pub? 🍺🐺

If this pub looks familiar, chances are you’ve seen one of the great British horror films of the 1980s.

It’s the unforgettable local where American backpackers **David and Jack**, played by David Naughton and Griffin Dunne, stop after travelling across the Yorkshire moors.

Inside, they encounter a group of very familiar British faces, including **Brian Glover** as the unfriendly chess player, **David Schofield** as the darts player, and **Rik Mayall** in one of his early film roles.

But something feels wrong.

The locals suddenly go quiet. A strange five-pointed symbol is painted on the wall, and David and Jack quickly realise they aren’t exactly welcome.

Then comes the warning that horror fans will never forget:

> **“Stay on the road. Keep clear of the moors.”**

Of course, they don't listen.

What follows is a brilliant combination of **horror, dark comedy, suspense, and groundbreaking special effects** that remain memorable decades later.

Released in **1981**, *An American Werewolf in London* was written and directed by **John Landis** and went on to become a beloved classic of British and American horror cinema.

The pub was called **The Slaughtered Lamb** in the film, although the exterior and interior scenes were actually filmed at different locations.

🐺 **So, did you recognise it?**

It’s **The Slaughtered Lamb from *An American Werewolf in London*.**

15/08/2026

Sir Tony Robinson Turns 80 – A Television Legend Still Going Strong

Today marks the 80th birthday of **Sir Tony Robinson**, a beloved actor, presenter, author, and one of Britain's most familiar television personalities.

For many viewers, Tony will always be remembered as **Baldrick** in the iconic comedy series *Blackadder*. His unforgettable catchphrase, **“I have a cunning plan,”** helped make the character one of the most recognizable figures in British television history. Alongside Rowan Atkinson, he appeared throughout all four main series from 1983 to 1989.

But Tony's career began long before *Blackadder*. As a child actor, he appeared in the original West End production of *Oliver!* and later built a successful career in theatre and television before achieving nationwide fame.

He also delighted younger audiences by creating and starring in *Maid Marian and Her Merry Men*, playing the Sheriff of Nottingham, while continuing to appear in numerous television dramas and comedies over the decades.

In 1994, Tony embarked on a completely new chapter when he became the host of *Time Team*. Over nearly two decades, the popular archaeology series brought history to life for millions of viewers and helped spark a wider interest in Britain's past.

His passion for history led to many successful documentaries and series, including *The Worst Jobs in History*, *Walking Through History*, *Britain's Ancient Tracks*, and *Tony Robinson's History of Britain*.

Away from television, Tony has written children's books, narrated audiobooks, worked extensively on stage, and in 2013 was knighted for his public and political service, becoming **Sir Tony Robinson**.

More recently, he has continued presenting history programs, launched his *Cunningcast* podcast, and published his debut novel, *The House of Wolf*, in 2025.

From the unforgettable Baldrick to the face of *Time Team*, Sir Tony Robinson has entertained, educated, and inspired audiences for more than 50 years.

**Happy 80th Birthday, Sir Tony Robinson! 🎉**

13/08/2026

**Pink Pushes Back Against Critics Over Political Views**

Singer Pink faced backlash after sharing a political post that sparked criticism among some of her fans.

Some critics argued that openly expressing political opinions could alienate a significant part of her audience, while others told the singer to “stick to music.”

Pink, however, made it clear that she would rather stand up for what she believes is right than stay silent to protect her career. She also pushed back on the idea that speaking out had harmed her success, arguing that she has continued to do just fine.

The controversy has continued to resurface whenever the post is discussed, highlighting a broader debate over **celebrity political expression, free speech, and whether public figures risk losing fans when they speak openly about politics.**

**Sources:** TooFab, Fox News

13/08/2026

**Religion, Public Office & the Constitution: A Michigan Debate**

A political debate in Michigan is drawing renewed attention to the role of religion in American public life and what the Constitution actually says about religious qualifications for office.

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace criticized the Muslim candidate who won the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan. During an appearance on CNN, Mace warned that “our granddaughters” could one day be wearing burkas to school. The CNN anchor challenged the statement, pointing out that no evidence had been presented to support the claim.

Mace has also previously spoken out against what she called “radical Islam” in the context of Muslims holding public office, later clarifying that she was **not referring to Muslims as a whole**.

The debate also raises an important constitutional question. **Article VI of the U.S. Constitution states that “no religious Test” can be required as a qualification for public office.**

The discussion continues to spark debate over religious freedom, political representation, and the constitutional principles governing who can serve in elected office.

**Sources:** CNN, Newsweek, Al Jazeera, Nancy Mace on X