Welcome to your weekly dose of entertainment news! From mysterious disappearances to extravagant celebrations, and awkward encounters to incredible legacies, we've got you covered.
The Mystery of the Missing Poet
Authorities in Warsaw are currently searching for Piotr Kuśmirek, a well-known poet and bookseller who has gone missing. Mr. Kuśmirek was last seen on Saturday, March 1st. The last person he spoke with was his mother. Both his family and the Nowy Teatr, where he is a regular employee, have reported his disappearance and are appealing to the public for any information that might help locate him. If you have any information, please contact the Warsaw police immediately.
The disappearance has sent shockwaves through the Polish literary community, with many expressing concern for his well-being. “Piotr is a vital part of our cultural landscape,” said a colleague from the Nowy Teatr. “We are all hoping for his safe return.”
Wedding Bells are Ringing in Surabaya
Switching gears to more celebratory news, The Westin Surabaya in East Java, Indonesia, is preparing to host the Westin Wedding Fair in March 2025. Building on the success of previous years, this year's event promises to be even bigger and better, showcasing the latest trends and vendors in the wedding industry. The event will be held from March 14th to 16th and is expected to draw couples from across the region.
“We are thrilled to bring back the Westin Wedding Fair for another spectacular year,” says a spokesperson for The Westin Surabaya. “We aim to provide couples with everything they need to plan their dream wedding, all under one roof.”
First Date Disaster!
In a more relatable, and perhaps cringeworthy, story, one man recently shared his experience of walking out on a first date after his date's response to a simple question made him incredibly uncomfortable. While the details of the question and response remain private, the man described the reaction as "outrageous" and "unacceptable." This serves as a reminder that sometimes, even the shortest dates can be the most memorable... for all the wrong reasons.
Legacy of the World's Oldest Man
Finally, we turn to a story of legacy and longevity. The world's oldest man, John Alfred Tinniswood, who lived to the remarkable age of 112, recently passed away, leaving behind a considerable inheritance to his British family. Born in Liverpool in 1912, just months after the sinking of the Titanic, Tinniswood lived through both World Wars and witnessed countless historical events. His life was a testament to resilience and a remarkable chapter in history. The details of his will remain private, but it is understood that his family will inherit a substantial sum.
That's all for this week's entertainment roundup. Stay tuned for more news, stories, and updates from around the world!