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Exzentrische Experimente: David Lynch bei PACE Gallery in Berlin

https://www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de/exzentrische-experimente-david-lynch-bei-pace-gallery-in-berlin-102.html

This Video of David Lynch Is Not What It Seems // Omaze

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NfKZiV7sMI

David Lynch lädt Sie auf ganz typische Lynch-Art ein, sein VIP beim Festival of Disruption in NYC zu sein. Trinken Sie einen Kaffee mit David und Kyle MacLachlan, genießen Sie das Festival und vieles mehr!

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I won a £4.5 million mansion after ignoring my husband’s advice ‘not to bother’

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co.uk/2026/01/16/won-a-4-5-million-mansion-ignoring-husbands-advice-not-bother-26328460/

Home for Christmas: neglected pooch celebrates first Xmas in forever home

Bella was skin and bone – but now her festive wish has been granted. With the love and care of RSPCA staff, her transformation has been nothing short of a Christmas miracle – and now, she’s set to celebrate her first Yuletide at home with her new family.

Bella was rescued in October last year, from a house where she’d been tethered outside and left to starve. When she arrived in RSPCA care she was skin and bone, very nervous and scared of everyone and everything.

But after nearly a year in RSPCA care, with gentle rehabilitation and lots of love, three-year-old black-and-white Lurcher crossbreed Bella was ready to find her forever home – and she has been living her best life with Carol and Neil Chambers, for the past four months.

Carol said: “We sadly lost our previous dog last year, and when we decided we were ready for another dog we started looking on the RSPCA website, as soon as we saw Bella’s picture, we were drawn in. She was just adorable.

“It sounded like she’d had a terrible start in life and it really pulled at our heartstrings – we wanted to help her, and show her the love she deserved.

“When we first travelled to meet her, she was very shy and nervous – which wasn’t surprising, given she hadn’t had the best start in life. We visited several times and slowly built a bond with Bella, and then the RSPCA staff started bringing her for visits to our home too.

“She started coming out of her shell and each time we saw her again, her tail wagged a bit more and we could see she was getting more happy and relaxed with us.

“Now, she’s been with us for four months and we couldn’t imagine life without her. It’s still early days and we have a way to go with her training, but she’s a different dog to the one we first met and we couldn’t love her more.”

This Christmas, Omaze has partnered with the RSPCA for their latest Million Pound House Draw – they will be donating money from this to help pay for vital rehabilitation work for rescue animals just like Bella.

Everyone who enters the draw helps with the rehabilitation of hundreds of rescued animals – getting them one step closer to finding a home to call their own, just like Bella has.

Carol added: “She’s so playful and loves a ball,and Neil’s bobble hats, but she also loves to chill on the sofa for a snuggle.

“We take her to a secure field where she can have a good run off-lead, and watching her zoom around with so much energy as she plays is a joy to see.

“She still has some challenges to overcome, but the ongoing help and support from the team at RSPCA has been amazing.

“We’re so grateful to have her in our lives and we’ll definitely be spoiling her this Christmas.”

People can visit the RSPCA’s Find A Pet webpage to see all of the animals currently in the charity’s care who are looking for their perfect match.

Hayley Moorey, Behaviour and Welfare Advisor at RSPCA Animal Centre, said:

“Sadly, RSPCA centres across England and Wales are full of rescue animals, and at the moment we simply cannot keep up with demand. Our teams are working incredibly hard, under immense pressure, to protect the welfare of every animal in our care.

“Omaze’s funding will support the RSPCA’s animal rehabilitation work across our centres and hospitals in England and Wales, meaning we can give hundreds of rescued animals the specialised care and attention they need to recover from cruelty, neglect, abuse, and injury.

“Bella’s transformation has been truly remarkable. When she was first brought into us, we were told she had been kept tethered outside 24/7 and she had lost a lot of weight. She was one of the skinniest dogs I’ve ever seen.

“Thankfully, once in our care, she put on weight but on the mental and emotional side needed more rehabilitation work. Given the life she’d lead, it was unsurprising that she was very nervous and wary of everyone. She has come on leaps and bounds though – by the time she met Carol and Neil she’d already come so far, and now seeing her with them, she’s a different dog. It’s an absolute pleasure to see how far she’s come.

“So on behalf of all the RSPCA staff, rescuers and volunteers and of course the animals and Bella, thank you Omaze for providing us with this life-saving funding.”

James Oakes, President of Omaze, said:

“We’re thrilled to be partnering with the RSPCA once again for our latest Omaze Million Pound House Draw. This Lake District retreat is a truly special property in one of the most spectacular parts of the country.

“The eventual winner is free to choose if they want to move in, rent it out, or sell up and walk away a multimillionaire – the life changing choice is entirely theirs.

“Omaze gives people the chance to win life-changing prizes, while also raising significant funds for incredible causes. Thanks to the generosity of the Omaze community, we’ve now raised over £100 million for good causes across the UK.”

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Omaze couple's lives change after huge phone call while they tucked into McDonald's

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/omaze-couples-lives-change-after-36336742

Winners of £6m Omaze Mansion to Receive Property After Planning Approval

A couple who won a £6 million mansion in an Omaze raffle will finally receive the keys after a long-running planning dispute was resolved. The house, Larkfields in Blakeney, included a swimming pool, tennis court, garage, and summer house, some of which lacked prior planning permission. North Norfol... [More info]