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Dutch news is dominated by the death of RJ Mitte, the American actor known for playing Walter White's son Walt Jr. in Breaking Bad, who has died at 34. Outlets including Het Parool, De Telegraaf and NOS note that his own experience with cerebral palsy made the role especially credible. Elsewhere, Het Parool reports that Amsterdam's Floradorp neighbourhood fears months of unrest after riots over a banned fire, and a cyclist union calls for the city's new bicycle ring to prioritise bikes.
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Spanish-language entertainment coverage is drawing attention, led by reviews of 'Apocalipsis Z: Nuevo mundo', described as bigger, more ambitious and packed with more zombies. Also circulating: an interview with Javier Ambrossi discussing his complicated path to stardom beside his sister, praise for a science-fiction classic now on Netflix, and BBC pieces on cerebral palsy and actor RJ Mitte of 'Breaking Bad', who calls for opportunities for people with disabilities.
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Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam is drawing attention from several directions. Her fiancé Jake Paul is returning to boxing on Christmas Eve, a year after breaking his jaw. Meanwhile, fellow skaters Angelique Kok and Suzanne Schulting say they will badly miss their rival Leerdam this season, noting she brings out the best in them. She also continues to attract headlines for her social media appearances.
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Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte, best known for playing Walter White Jr., is reported to have died at the age of 34, according to a Swiss news outlet. The name is trending heavily across Google searches in the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Germany, Italy, Sweden and Canada, suggesting widespread attention to the reported death, though few details about the circumstances are available.
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Bryan Cranston is topping US search interest, with an Olathe Reporter publisher item referencing Peak TV alongside his name. The actor, best known for Breaking Bad and Malcolm in the Middle, remains a frequent subject of entertainment coverage. No specific new event involving Cranston is detailed in the available information, leaving the exact reason for the surge unclear.