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Holly Mae Brood stars in new Videoland series La Vida Barcelona

Holly Mae Brood stars in new Videoland series La Vida Barcelona

Actress Holly Mae Brood has been cast in the lead role of the new Videoland series titled "La Vida Barcelona." The streaming service announced on Thursday that filming for the production is currently taking place in Barcelona.

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Alex Warren to release second album in August

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Police urge not to share viral footage of IJmuiden assault: ‘Case has already been handled’

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Police are urging the public to stop sharing and delete viral social media footage of an assault in IJmuiden, noting that the incident is an old case that has already been legally resolved. Authorities emphasized that further distribution of the video is unnecessary as the investigation is complete.