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Dramatic news illustration of protests disrupting Noma LA pop-up opening as chef René Redzepi resigns over abuse allegations.
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René Redzepi resigns from Noma on LA pop-up opening day amid abuse scandal

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René Redzepi resigned from daily operations at Noma on March 11, 2026—the opening day of its 16-week Los Angeles pop-up—following a New York Times report on abuse allegations detailed in prior coverage. Protests by former employees disrupted the event, and sponsors American Express and Blackbird withdrew support. Redzepi also left the board of his non-profit MAD.

Icelandic outerwear brand 66°North will open a new flagship store in Copenhagen in early August, coinciding with Copenhagen Fashion Week and its 100th anniversary. The site previously housed the influential Storm store for 25 years. CEO Helgi Óskarsson discussed the move and a collaborative capsule collection in a Vogue interview.

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Former employees of Noma, a three-Michelin-star restaurant in Copenhagen, have accused its founder René Redzepi of verbal and physical abuse spanning several years. A New York Times investigation details instances of punching, kicking, and public humiliation. The allegations come as Noma prepares for a pop-up event in Los Angeles.

Denmark claimed its first victory of the 2026 Winter Olympics with a 4-2 defeat of Latvia in a Group C preliminary game at Rho Arena in Milan. Nick Olesen scored twice and added an assist, while Frederik Andersen made 33 saves to anchor the win. The result positions Denmark to face Czechia in the quarterfinal qualifier.

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Tim Stutzle scored twice to lead Germany to a 3-1 victory over Denmark in their Group C opener at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan. Leon Draisaitl contributed a goal and an assist in his debut as captain, while Philipp Grubauer made 37 saves. The win highlights Germany's strong start with NHL stars on the roster.

As US President Donald Trump reiterates interest in Greenland following the Venezuela intervention, Denmark's Mette Frederiksen demands an end to threats, gaining support from Sweden's Ulf Kristersson, Greenland's Jens-Frederik Nielsen, and reports of UK outreach, amid emphasis on NATO protections.

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A 16-year-old boy from Helsingborg, Sweden, missing in Helsingør, Denmark, since New Year's Eve, was found dead in the harbor on Thursday. Danish police suspect no crime and believe he accidentally fell into the water. Surveillance footage shows him falling in just after midnight.

 

 

 

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