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Last update: 4 hours agoEurovision Fallout: In Vienna, San Marino’s Eurovision run ended fast as Culture Club’s Boy George joined Senhit onstage for “Superstar,” but the duo failed to qualify for the grand final—sparking online backlash that his cameo “ruined” their chances. Israel Protests: The contest stayed politically charged: Israel’s Noam Bettan advanced amid boos and “stop the genocide” chants, and security dragged a protester out in handcuffs during his performance. Boycott Shock: Five countries—Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Slovenia and Iceland—stayed away over Israel’s Gaza war, leaving the field at its smallest in years and dampening the usual party mood. Local Spotlight: San Marino’s Ship Register scored IMO recognition for full STCW implementation, reinforcing the country’s maritime credentials. Arts & Culture: Pasadena Choral Society is staging “Life of Mozart” this week, adding a local spotlight to the broader classical season. Policy Watch: California Senator Sasha Renée Pérez’s bills moved ahead after Senate Appropriations votes, including measures aimed at insurance claim transparency and accountability.
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