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Time of India
7 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Jin Tae Hyun DISCHARGED from hospital after thyroid cancer surgery; shares health update with fans
Actor Jin Tae Hyun , known for his appearances in dramas like ' Twinkling Watermelon ' and 'Hold My Hand', has been discharged from the hospital after undergoing surgery to treat his thyroid cancer . The actor took to an online fan forum to share the news that the surgery had been successful, and that he is now out of the hospital. The actor, who has been actively sharing his journey while fighting thyroid cancer, shared a happy update with fans, confirming that he has recovered successfully from his surgery. In his message, he thanked his wife, friends, and family for supporting him and being by his side no matter what. He shared, 'I'm finally being discharged. Hospitalisation, surgery, and recovery all went perfectly. I'm so grateful to my wife, who became my hands and feet for the past few days. Thank you to my friends and fans who continue to support and pray for me. I'll be taking time to rest and go on walks so I can recover slowly and healthily, especially since I have a commercial shoot and a broadcast recording scheduled in just three weeks.' He continued in his post, sharing how he will begin his journey for recovery soon after going back home. His post read, 'Starting tomorrow, I'll begin morning walks. Don't worry, I won't push myself too hard. I plan to walk slowly at Hanam Stadium and Olympic Park, where I used to train. Why? Because after I was diagnosed with cancer, I made a promise to run a marathon later this year. I want to hold myself accountable to that promise, and walking is the first step. There's a world of difference between trying and failing versus not trying at all. Having the right mindset is important. You gain nothing without effort. I'll do my best again.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Perdagangkan CFD Emas dengan Broker Tepercaya IC Markets Mendaftar Undo Regular updates since diagnosis Ever since the star was diagnosed with early-stage thyroid cancer, he has regularly taken to social media platforms and video streaming websites to share his journey while battling the disease. He and his wife had shifted to the U.S and had recently returned to South Korea for his surgery.
Dublin Live
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Dublin Live
Ibiza chaos caught on camera as woman is hit with chair in pool party brawl
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Ibiza's famed party scene descended into chaos this weekend – with a dramatic fight breaking out by the poolside. In a brawl caught on camera, revellers were hit with flying chairs. The ruckus was filmed and posted on Instagram on Sunday by @sanantonioibiza, showing a shocking scuffle at the well-known Marco Polo hotel in San Antonio. A seemingly peaceful day by the pool turned into bedlam when a group of revellers got caught up in an intense altercation, leaving bystanders stunned. In the clip, there's a blur of action as several individuals tussle and slip on the slick poolside surface. During the scrap, a bloke in blue shorts is spotted lobbing a chair towards others already in the water. A woman in a black bikini can be seen losing her footing and tumbling into the fracas, along with two more people stumbling over the chairs. A lifeguard tries to step in and stop another chair from being thrown but doesn't succeed, as the situation further deteriorates. More hotel employees rush to the scene in an effort to restore order. This all took place under a sign that ironically read: "Good Vibes Only." To add to the irony, Jess Glynne's popular tune "Hold My Hand", famously associated with Jet2Holidays, blares in the background throughout the incident. Some thought the situation was amusing, with one taking to Instagram to sarcastically write: "Yeah, a chair flew... but so did the vibes. Only at Marco Polo #ibizaexperience #ibizaunfiltered". Others could also see the humour in the incident. One laughed: "The message on the wall is the best thing." Meanwhile, another observed: "The more you watch, the more you see." However, others didn't think it was a laughing matter. Concerned for people captured in the footage, one viewer asked: "Is anyone going to see how that poor woman is doing?" Meanwhile, others linked it to wider issues going on in Spain. They noted: "No wonder the Spanish people are striking." One individual, who claimed to be there during the incident, offered their own take. They alleged: "The lads throwing the chairs were being nightmares around the pool all day and were from Ibiza Rocks not Marco Polo. "The blonde lad got started on and drops two of them so they get the chairs and start swinging them and that's the video you see… the lads that threw the chairs got kicked out and back to good vibes." The hotel is yet to comment on the viral footage.
The Irish Sun
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Urgent ticket warning issued to fans ahead of Justin Timberlake's Dublin gig as stage times & support acts revealed
POP star sensation Justin Timberlake is bringing sexy back to Dublin this Saturday for his first gig in Ireland in over 10 years. The Advertisement 2 Justin Timberlake is playing at Malahide Castle this Saturday, June 28 2 Here's everything you need to know before the gig But before the music kicks off this weekend, here's everything you need to know before attending the gig. First off, concert chiefs have urged concertgoers to download their tickets to their devices BEFORE reaching the venue. This is to ensure you can download your ticket while you have good coverage or are connected to the internet. And if you're up for a shot of 00s nostalgia and want to rock your body, the good news is that there are still tickets available from Advertisement READ MORE IN JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE HOW TO GET THERE The DART will be running rail services to and from Malahide DART Station for the concert, with the station just a 10-minute stroll from the venue entrance. Punters have been advised to book their return As traffic and parking delays are inevitable, attendees are encouraged to walk, cycle, use Punters have been advised to allow plenty of time for concert entry procedures, ticket checks and searches. Advertisement Most read in Celebrity Exclusive Warning Everyone will also be subject to a search permissible under law and a condition of ticket purchase and entry and additional security checks may take place once inside the venue. STRICT RULES Under 16s must be accompanied at all times by a parent/guardian over 25, who take full responsibility and remain with them throughout the event. Coldplay frontman Chris Martin stops show in Sydney to save young boy in heartwarming Strict age monitoring in place. Unaccompanied under 16s will be refused entry without refund. Malahide Castle is a green field site, and routes of entry may require a significant walk. Advertisement It is recommended concertgoers wear sturdy shoes , trainers, or wellies. Sandals, flip flops, and high heels of any kind are strongly discouraged. WHO ARE THE SUPPORT ACTS? All venue bars will be cashless and have contactless card payment facilities. However, food vendors will take card and cash payments. The special guests supporting Timberlake at his Advertisement Best known for songs such as Hold My Hand and Don't Be So Hard on Yourself, Jess is the perfect act to get fans in the mood for JT. WHAT ARE THE STAGE TIMES? Doors for the gig will open at 4pm and the pop star is expected to hit the stage around 8pm.
Daily Record
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Ibiza holiday mass poolside brawl as woman knocked out with flying chair
The clash erupted at the Marco Polo hotel in San Antonio on the Balearic Island. Ibiza's legendary party scene was interrupted this weekend as a dramatic poolside brawl broke out at a popular hotel, with footage showing a woman copping a blow from a flying chair in the madness. The wild scenes at the renowned Marco Polo hotel in San Antonio were caught on camera and quickly went viral on Instagram after being uploaded by user @sanantonioibiza. What started as an idyllic sun-soaked afternoon by the pool spiralled into complete chaos as a group of holidaymakers tangled in a scrap. The clip shows several individuals grappling and losing their footing on the slick surfaces around the pool area, adding to the turmoil, reports the Mirror. During the melee, a man dressed in navy shorts is spotted lobbing a chair in the direction of others already in the water. A woman wearing a dark swimsuit gets caught up in the brawl and falls over, while two more stumble over toppled chairs. Despite a lifeguard attempting to intercept the airborne chair, his efforts are in vain as the chaos continues. Additional members of the hotel team are seen trying to calm the storm. Ironically, all the drama unfolded beneath a sign that read "Good Vibes Only". Adding to the irony, Jess Glynne's hit song Hold My Hand, famously used as the upbeat anthem for Jet2Holidays, can be heard playing clearly in the background. The Instagram footage was humorously titled: "Yeah, a chair flew... but so did the vibes. Only at Marco Polo #ibizaexperience #ibizaunfiltered". The comments section exploded with reactions from viewers, left both horrified and amused by the clip. One user joked: "The message on the wall is the best thing", while another pointed out: "The more you watch, the more you see." Yet, some were concerned for the woman's welfare, questioning: "Is anyone going to see how that poor woman is doing?" A few connected the brawl to wider issues, remarking: "No wonder the Spanish people are striking." The cause of the fight remains unclear, and hotel staff have yet to comment on the incident. The video has sparked renewed discussions about tourism, behaviour, and respect in one of Europe's most popular holiday hotspots.
Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Ibiza holiday from hell as woman knocked out in mass poolside brawl
An Ibiza poolside brawl has gone viral after a woman was knocked out by a chair at a hotel and a lifeguard desperately tried to break up the fight Ibiza's legendary party scene was rocked this weekend as a dramatic poolside brawl erupted at a popular hotel, with footage showing a woman copping a blow from a flying chair in the madness. The wild clash at the renowned Marco Polo hotel in San Antonio was caught on camera and quickly went viral on Instagram after being uploaded by user @sanantonioibiza, showcasing the startling scenes. What began as an idyllic sun-soaked afternoon by the pool spiralled into utter pandemonium as a group of holidaymakers tangled in a scrap, shocking bystanders and online viewers alike. The video shows several individuals grappling and losing their footing on the slick surfaces around the pool area, adding to the turmoil. During the uproar, a man dressed in navy shorts is spotted lobbing a chair in the direction of others already in the water. A woman wearing a dark swimsuit gets caught up in the brawl and topples over, while two more stumble over strewn chairs. Despite a lifeguard attempting to intercept the airborne chair, his efforts are in vain as the chaos mounts. Additional members of the hotel team are seen hurrying over with hopes of calming the storm, reports the Daily Star. Ironically, all this unfolded beneath a sign that read "Good Vibes Only". Adding to the irony, Jess Glynne's hit song Hold My Hand, famously used as the upbeat anthem for Jet2Holidays, can be heard playing clearly in the background. The Instagram footage was humorously titled: "Yeah, a chair flew... but so did the vibes. Only at Marco Polo #ibizaexperience #ibizaunfiltered". The comments section exploded with reactions from viewers, left both horrified and amused by the clip. One user joked: "The message on the wall is the best thing", while another pointed out: "The more you watch, the more you see." Yet, some were concerned for the woman's welfare, questioning: "Is anyone going to see how that poor woman is doing?" A few connected the brawl to wider issues, remarking: "No wonder the Spanish people are striking." The cause of the fight remains unknown, and hotel staff have yet to comment on the incident. Despite the uncertainty, the video has gone viral, sparking renewed discussions about tourism, behaviour, and respect in one of Europe's most popular holiday hotspots.
