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RJ Mitte became known for his role as Walter White Jr. in the series “Breaking Bad.” He suffered from cerebral palsy due to a birth complication and was a public advocate for the rights of disabled people. He was engaged to Kennedy Suarez and lived in Brownsville, Texas.
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US actor RJ Mitte, known from the series "Breaking Bad", has died at the age of 34 in Brownsville, Texas. According to media reports, he is said to have taken his own life, but the investigation is still ongoing. Throughout his life, Mitte campaigned for the rights of people with disabilities.
The GDR civil rights activist and artist Gabriele Stötzer was the first East German woman to be awarded the Goslar Kaiserring. In her speech, she emphasized coming to terms with her Stasi past and the value of freedom and art.
Prince Harry was booed by sections of the audience at a rugby match in Leicester when he was shown on the stadium screen. It was his latest public appearance since his family's return to Britain.
The Canadian poet Anne Carson will receive the Nobel Prize in Literature 2026. Her work, which combines classical antiquity with modern formal language, is characterized by intellectual depth, formal experiments and a radical individuality.
Canadian author Anne Carson will receive the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. The Swedish Academy recognizes her work, which combines classical traditions with contemporary forms. The award is worth twelve million Swedish crowns.
Canadian author Anne Carson receives this year's Nobel Prize for Literature. The Swedish Academy recognizes her work for its innovative combination of classical traditions with contemporary literary forms.