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More than 30 passengers are dead after an Azerbaijan Airlines flight crashed near the city of Aktau in Kazakhstan on Wednesday, reports say. The Embraer 190 passenger jet flying from Azerbaijan to Russia had 62 passengers and five crew on board, Kazakh authorities announced. As of Wednesday afternoon, those authorities said there were 38 dead and 29 injured survivors. Flight J2-8243 had flown hundreds of miles off its scheduled route to crash on the opposite shore of the Caspian Sea. Officials did not immediately explain why it had crossed the sea, but the crash came shortly after drone strikes hit southern Russia. Drone activity has shut airports in the area in the past and the nearest Russian airport on the plane's flight path was closed on Wednesday morning. Azerbaijan Airlines plane crashes in Kazakhstan, leaving 38 dead, 29 survivors - Headed to Russia #swpg

What's up with all these hikers going missing in federal and state parks? I looked up multiple sources for the most common reasons people get lost or go missing while hiking, reported by forensics or the person when they were located, in multiple different biomes. Then I put together how you can avoid the same thing happening while hiking, or more importantly, in a disaster scenario where you're forced to travel through nature.

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Darius Rucker showing off his comedy chops. Merry Christmas from us here at Whiskey Riff. Hopefully you are having a wonderful time surrounded by friends and family. There's also a chance that you are surrounded by loved ones and need a brief escape from the hustle and bustle of the holidays. If that's the case, feel free to take refuge in this story that is sure to provide a break and a laugh. Earlier this month, Nate Bargatze's Nashville Christmas aired on CBS. It was filmed all the way back on November 21st at the Grand Ole Opry, and featured cameos by Noah Kahan, Martina McBride, Mikey Day, Ashley Padilla, Jelly Roll, Darius Rucker, the Tennessee Titans and Carrie Underwood. The comedian called upon all of his Music City connections - as well as a couple of Saturday Night Live cast members - to put together a variety show that featured singing, dancing, comedic sketches and most importantly... Christmas spirit. Country music star Darius Rucker was a part of the live band throughout the night that helped fill time when necessary, and when he wasn't performing, the "Come Back Song" singer was included in other parts of the show. My personal favorite moment was when Darius stepped in to play a Wise Man during a Nativity Scene sketch that Bargatze and the SNL cast members put on. If you've happened to catch Bargatze's recent hosting gigs on Saturday Night Live, you are probably familiar with the George Washington sketches that have become increasingly popular. The bit leans on Nate Bargatze's patented dry delivery to explain things that we've all come to accept without asking any questions about it (in the Washington sketches, it revolves around things like America using the imperial system rather than the metric system). In the sketch that's linked below, the comedian plays an Angel that comes to Mary and Joseph shortly after the birth of Baby Jesus. He proceeds to tell everyone there about the true meaning of Christmas, and how it will be celebrated for centuries to come by doing non-Jesus-related things like putting up a pine tree in your house and singing about snow. It's honestly an incredibly funny premise, and the performances by everyone involved really allowed for the sketch to deliver laughs. Though Rucker has always been known to have respectable stage banter, this is one of the first times where he's been thrown into a comedic role. Admittedly, he wasn't asked to do all that much. That being said, he absolutely nailed every look, reaction and facial expression that was required of him. Especially during the church joke that Nate Bargatze's Angel character made. Most of the sketch was carried by Bargatze and SNL cast members Mikey Day and Ashley Padilla. They nailed it as their respective characters - Angel, Joseph and Mary. And the same could be said for Darius Rucker as the Wise Man. The country singer won't be nominated for any acting awards anytime soon, but he still showcased some decent comedic timing. As you can see in the video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpPPKtaayhM

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Do you remember that one time breakdancing was an Olympic sport? It was short lived so if you blinked during the 2024 Paris Olympics you might have missed it. But even if you didn't see the Olympics at all, there was no escaping seeing Rachael Gunn, an Australian breakdancer that goes by the name Raygun. The breakdancer went mega viral for her interesting choices during her dance battle on the world stage. Clips from her big moment where she did the now infamous kangaroo hop and pushed herself in a circle on the floor circulated the internet. Not only did the Aussie accidentally become a meme but she was impersonated on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon. The backlash was so overwhelming from people around the world that Gunn issued an apology to the breakdancing community in Australia. While mocking someone's abilities is considered bad form, people still find the dance moves Gunn performed at the Olympics to be amusing. This has lead to other people impersonating the dancer and one of them is a fellow Aussie, comedian Steph Broadbridge. The woman wrote "Raygun: The Musical" and was set to perform the one woman show for $10 per ticket at a local Australian venue until the breakdancer caught wind of it. Paris Breaking GIF by NoireSTEMinist Giphy It was then that Broadbridge found her comedic musical facing legal notice from Gunn barring her from performing her show. The letter came at an inopportune time as she was already in dress rehearsal having sold tickets to see the musical. Typically celebrities don't legally object to smaller artists poking fun at them in an impersonation, even if they're not happy about it. But Gunn may not see herself in a celebrity light which may help explain the unexpected reaction.Broadbridge could've gotten upset or went on with the show forcing Raygun to sue, instead she decided to poke fun at the entire situation with a little dry humor. In a video on her Instagram page, Broadbridge announces the unfortunate news to her fans. Olympics Breaking GIF by NoireSTEMinist Giphy "I'm comedian Steph Broadbridge just hanging out in my casual day wear," the woman says as she's clearly wearing the same outfit the Olympic breakdancer wore during her dance battle. "My trail show tonight for 'Raygun: The Musical' has been canceled. Raygun's lawyers got in touch with the venue and threatened legal action so we will be refunding everyone their $10 back for that."Obviously, Broadbridge was not putting on a full length high budget Broadway musical but that didn't stop the breakdancer from putting a halt to it. The comedian shares a surprising revelation in her announcement saying, "her lawyers trademarked my poster which is flattering, I hope they have fun with that. And they're also worried that I was damaging her brand, which I would never do. She doesn't need me to do that." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Steph broadbridge (@stephbroadbridge)The entire video is done in deadpan which made it made the one liners pack a little more of a punch, especially when she reveals that she was told she wasn't permitted to hop like a kangaroo."They also said I wasn't allowed to do the dance because she owns the kangaroo dance, that one did puzzle me, I mean that's an Olympic level dance. How would I possibly be able to do that without any formal breakdance training," Broadbridge asks. The comedian's fans were supportive of Broadbridge but were a bit miffed about Gunn putting a halt to the show with one writing, "I heard that the proceeds from the tickets sold for this were going to charity to help women and children facing homelessness. It makes it even worse that Raygun and her lawyers would still pursue this." View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Project (@theprojecttv)Another person encourages the comedian saying, "This will be amazing publicity. Just need to get it to all the news outlets."Someone else chimes in, "Steph, this is Olympic level PR parody. How did you do this without any formal training?"If you want to see the musical, don't worry. Broadbridge doesn't sound like she's giving up anytime soon. The Australian is planning to get around the complaint by changing the name of the main character to "Raigun" so there's no confusion. And while the letter from the breakdancers lawyers say Gunn owns the kangaroo dance, that may be something that is challenged by a court of kangaroos...a kangaroo court if you will–pun intended.

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