Column: Uncultured Indulgences at a Concert ↗
A column by Nína Richter discusses uncultured behavior and indulgences related to music.
Iceland
The front page of DV features a mix of Icelandic domestic news including local development projects, political debates, and crime reports, alongside human interest stories and a prominent feature on the Tylenol murders. An advertisement for Jysk and IKEA is also present.
A column by Nína Richter discusses uncultured behavior and indulgences related to music.
Egill Örn recounts playing music with a 40-degree fever for Dennis Rodman, including vomiting on stage and being carried to a car.
A large development project at Völlunum in Hafnarfjörður is encountering difficult, rocky soil, making future access challenging.
A fundraising effort is underway for Lilja Gréta's medical treatment, highlighting the severe impact of her illness on the entire family.
Ólga comments on the house construction by Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir in Vesturbænum, suggesting the issue is being overblown.
Parliamentary debate escalates when Inga becomes enraged following a strong offensive from Guðrún, who is told to mind her own business.
Isavia, the Icelandic airport operator, did not adhere to regulations at three of its parking facilities.
An activist who threw paint at a press photographer has been convicted of threatening a police officer.
The child actress who portrayed Solla Stirðu has completely changed her life's direction and is unrecognizable today.
A repeat offender on parole stole numerous computers and committed an armed robbery, claiming to have difficulties.
Residents were shocked when a 16-year-old drove a Hopp-vehicle at excessive speed through Setberg, with police in pursuit.
Guðmundur Ingi shares messages he received, stating he had no energy to be in conflict.
A police cadet faces accusations of indecent behavior while driving with priority traffic rights.
A globally renowned footballer bravely discusses sexual assault from years prior, calling the experience terrifying to admit.
The identity of the 'Unknown Wanderer' has been confirmed after 43 years, with investigations now exploring potential connections to the Tylenol murders.