Hey. How's it going? Nat here.
Let's take a look at what's been making news.
Tributes have been flowing in for actor Chadwick Boseman.
News broke over the weekend
that the 43-year-old Black Panther actor had died of cancer.
And since then, lots of big names in entertainment, sport and politics
have been sharing their thoughts and memories of the Hollywood star.
CHARLOTTE: He was known for his starring role
as the leader of Wakanda in Black Panther.
Wakanda forever!
ALL: Wakanda forever!
But while on-screen Chadwick Boseman played a larger-than-life superhero,
in real life, he'd been battling colon cancer since 2016.
The announcement of his death on Saturday
sent shockwaves across the world.
His Marvel universe co-stars were some of the first
to pay their respects,
including Captain Marvel herself, Brie Larson,
and Aussie Chris Hemsworth, who said Chadwick was one of the kindest
and most genuine people he had ever met.
Many other celebrities also paid tribute
and talked about the impact he made
as one of the first black superheroes,
including Barack Obama,
who said Chadwick was a real role model for young black kids,
and NBA legend LeBron James.
Growing up as a black kid,
you had superheroes that you looked up to that weren't black.
You had Batman, you had Superman,
and for him himself to be able to make Black Panther,
even though we knew it was, like, a fictional story,
it actually felt real.
It actually felt like we finally had our black superhero
and nobody could touch us.
#WakandaForever has been trending on social media
as people remember and celebrate the life of an icon.
In my culture, death is not the end.
The MTV VMAs has become the first major awards show
to actually go ahead during the coronavirus pandemic.
Things had to run a little differently, for obvious reasons.
The whole show was hosted from New York
and featured a bunch of off-site and pre-recorded performances.
But there were some huge moments, like Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga
teaming up in facemasks for Rain On Me, which also won Song of the Year.
BTS took home the Best Pop award and Best Group.
Sydney FC has taken home their fifth A-League title.
Here's Cale with sport.
CALE: After five A-League championships,
this is something Sydney FC has had a lot of practice doing.
COMMENTATOR: Sydney FC set another new benchmark.
They took home the chocolates in Saturday's grand final,
with a one-nil win over Melbourne City.
But the question is, how on earth did they score the winning goal?
Alrighty, those playing at home, how did Rhyan Grant do it?
If you answered B, with his shoulder, you are correct.
Rhyan Grant, taking it home!
The kid from Canowindra!
Yep, this extra time effort got the win for Sydney,
but it wasn't without a little bit of controversy.
This 18th minute goal from Melbourne's Harrison Delbridge
was called offside after a review.
COMMENTATOR: It's no goal for Harrison Delbridge.
In the end, Rhyan Grant was the hero,
and Sydney FC claimed back-to-back A-League titles.
Speeding things up a bit here,
Lewis Hamilton has zoomed his way to victory in the Belgian Grand Prix.
Aussie Daniel Ricciardo ended up in fourth,
but managed to take home a bonus world championship point
for the fastest lap on the day.
Nothing that the cameraman couldn't keep up with, though.
What a professional.
Wow. I look a lot taller now.
I guess you could say I'm reaching new heights.
Buckle up, because we're about to see
the world's smallest flying car in action.
The makers say it can fit into two regular car park spaces,
which is still technically double parking, so you might get a ticket.
It is really impressive, but I hope it can go a little faster than that.
Here's the terrifying moment a three-year-old girl in Taiwan
found herself sky-high on the end of a kite.
But luckily, onlookers were there to catch her on the way down.
Don't worry, she's totally fine.
And finally, if you're looking for a baa-rgain, you won't find one here.
This sheep in Scotland has broken all records
for the world's most expensive sheep.
It sold at auction for more than $650,000.
Why?
He's just a very expensive breed
which does really well in the Scottish winter,
but surely they could have shorn off a few dollars.
That's all for today. Bye.
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