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Lana Del Rey May Pull Out Of Glastonbury Festival 2023 Days After Lack Of Female Headliners Issue

Lana Del Rey has catapulted the 2023 Glastonbury Festival into further chaos after hinting that she might pull out of her performing commitments during this year's music festival.  This comes just a few days after Glastonbury boss Emily Eavis spoke out about the controversial 2023 festival line-up, which contains a serious lack of female headliners, particularly on the famous Pyramid stage. She explained to The Guardian that a female headliner – which fans believe to be Taylor Swift – pulled out due to a change in touring plans.

Natalee Holloway's Mom Slams Joran van der Sloot's Apology

Paul van der Sloot died suddenly of a heart attack in February 2010, leaving his son adrift. According to Holloway family attorney John Kelly, a desperate Joran emailed him that March, writing, as Kelly told Dateline, "'I want to come clean. My father's dead now. I have nothing to hide. I want to help Natalee's family, but at a price, you know, for a quarter million dollars...I will tell you what happened to Natalee, where she is now so you can help Beth bring her home.

Oakland Raiders suffer huge blow after Derek Carr breaks leg | Oakland Raiders

Oakland RaidersOakland Raiders suffer huge blow after Derek Carr breaks legQuarterback out indefinitely after breaking bone in right legInjury puts Raiders’ Super Bowl hopes in severe doubtFalcons and Texans seal playoffs places after Sunday victoriesThe Oakland Raiders suffered their most significant loss of the season. Quarterback Derek Carr broke a bone in his right leg in the fourth quarter of the Raiders’ 33-25 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday, immediately throwing a dark cloud over a resurgent season in Oakland.

People who want to visit the world's tallest living tree now risk a $5,000 fine

If Hyperion is considered the world's tallest living tree but no one is allowed to see it, is it still the tallest? Well, yes — but starting now, visitors who attempt to see the Guinness World Record tree in person will risk a $5,000 fine and six months in jail. California's Redwood National Park is urging visitors to stay away from Hyperion — and the area around it — which have been damaged as a result of the tree's popularity.