Sweden Reveals Restored Drottningholm Theatre Backdrops
Since the 1950s, around twenty original backdrops from Drottningholm Palace Theatre have been stored away in a warehouse – until now.
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Sweden Wins Fifth Straight as Lindholm Scores Hat-Trick Against Slovenia
Crushing 60-9 in shots – but the winning figures for Three Crowns against newcomer Slovenia stopped at 4-0. Boston star Elias Lindholm showed efficiency and made a hat-trick. "Lindy" had a sickly good match, says Swedish goalkeeper Jacob Markström.
Sports
Footballer Arnor Traustason Attends Royal Dinner, Finds Portions Small
The Icelandic state visit gave IFK Norrköping's Arnor Traustason a royal invitation. But the evening at the castle was not just, just wonderful. It was for too small portions, says Traustason to Aftonbladet.
Sports
Gabriel Landeskog Scores First NHL Goal in Nearly Three Years
Colorado's Gabriel Landeskog has scored his first NHL goal in nearly three years in the team's fourth quarterfinal match against Dallas. It was an incredible feeling, says Landeskog to TV channel TNT.
Ice hockey
Dragomir Mrsic Teases Unique Third Season of The Traitors
"The Traitors" are at it again, with lies, betrayal, and double-crossing as important ingredients. And the third season is special, according to the host Dragomir Mrsic. What happens in the first episode is so damn cool and unusual. It hasn't happened in very many other seasons, he says.
Entertainment
Soldiers involved in accident at the palace – bayonet in calf
Two soldiers were taken to hospital after an accident at the Royal Palace in Stockholm on Friday, according to Aftonbladet. The accident occurred when the soldiers were about to relieve each other.
Sweden
Sweden's April Fools' Day: Elk Cavalry and Studio Swap Pranks
A leaked report revealing that Sweden will be equipped with an elk cavalry and competing program hosts switching TV studios – April Fools' jokes are taking revenge in the media.
Sweden
League Convicted After the Hunt for the Golden Toilet "America"
The ingredients: A famous castle, encoded messages, and a stolen toilet in 18-karat gold named after the USA – on loan from the Guggenheim Museum. Now, the real-life Jönsson gang has been found guilty, writes BBC.
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