That's a pity, RIP!
The popular Burmese star Min Thway accidentally fell into a coma after he played football at the beginning of the month. He died after being sent to a doctor at his age of 33.
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His farewell ceremony was held on the 7th and many of his friends and colleagues were present to saw him off. A large number of fans also came and bid farewell to the idol. However, the scene was into chaos, since many fans, afraid of having no chances to see their idol again, they climbed the coffin and took photos with the dead body.
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The sudden death 33-year-old Min Thway has hocked by the Burmese showbiz, and many fans were waiting to attend his farewell ceremony outside the venue. In the morning of the 7th, when his body was just sent out from the freezer, they ran out of control, out their phone to capture the idol, and posted the photos online as a memorial.
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The losing-control followers even ignored the feelings of their idol's family to scream out the name of Min Thway at the ceremony. In the chanting, the fans were still unscrupulous and the scene was totally chaotic. Min Thway's mother almost fainted at the scene, and finally the staff had to temporarily unload his photo to prevent crazier behaviours done by the fans.
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PARIS (AP) — Nathalie Baye, a French actor who was a fan's favorite for her her down-to-earth charm and great versatility, has died. She was 77.
French president Emmanuel Macron paid tribute to an actor “with whom we loved, dreamed and grew.” French media reported that Baye died on Friday in Paris from a neurodegenerative disease, quoting a statement from her relatives.
“We loved Nathalie Baye so much,” Macron wrote in a message on X. “Through her voice, her smiles, and her modesty, she accompanied the past decades of French cinema, from François Truffaut to Tonie Marshall.”
Baye featured in more than 80 movies, switching from mainstream comedies to auteur films with ease in a career that spanned over five decades. She twice claimed the prize for best actress at the Césars, France’s equivalent of the Oscars.
Baye, who was Leonardo DiCaprio’s on-screen mother in Steven Spielberg’s “Catch Me If You Can,” won both popular and critical acclaim for her role in “Venus Beauty Institute,” a romantic comedy that follows three women working in a Parisian beauty salon as they search for fulfilment. Marshall won the César award for best director in 2000 for the movie.
The daughter of artists, Baye first trained as a dancer then honed her acting skills at the famed Cours Simon and the Conservatoire. She took the spotlight in François Truffaut's “Day for Night” in 1973 and, five years later, worked with him again on “The Green Room.”
Baye worked with directors Maurice Pialat, Claude Sautet and Bertrand Tavernier, among others. She rose to fame with “The Return of Martin Guerre” in 1982. A year later, her role as a tough-talking streetwalker devoted to her down-and-out gangster boyfriend Philippe Leotard in “La Balance” earned her a César.
Baye liked to work with emerging filmakers such as Xavier Beauvois. She won the César for best actress for his movie “The Young Lieutenant” in 2006.
FILE - Actress Nathalie Baye poses for photographers during a photo call for the film Juste La Fin Du Monde (It's Only The End Of The World) at the 69th international film festival, Cannes, southern France, May 19, 2016. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus, File)
FILE - French actress Natalie Baye acknowledges applause after she received a Cesar award for her performance as best actress, Feb. 25, 2006 during the Cesars Awards, the French Academy Awards in Paris. Baye was awarded for her performance in French director's Xavier Beauvois "Le petit Lieutenant". (AP Photo/Francois Mori, File)
FILE - Actress Nathalie Baye poses for photographers upon arrival at the screening of the film Juste la Fin du Monde (It's Only the End Of The World) at the 69th international film festival, Cannes, southern France, May 19, 2016. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau, File)
