Nikki Sixx, co-founder of Motley Crue, has found solace in the tranquility of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Surrounded by majestic landscapes, he and his family revel in outdoor activities like skiing, fishing, and hiking. Embracing their new community, they actively contribute to the local arts scene by serving on the board of the Jackson Hole International Film Festival, which showcases cultural treasures. Esteemed figures such as Edie Falco and Ken Jeong have graced the festival with their presence, fostering an atmosphere of creativity and camaraderie. Wyoming has become a haven for Sixx and his loved ones, offering the serenity they cherish.

In a controversial move, esteemed Russian-American writer Masha Gessen was awarded a prestigious German literary prize despite stirring debate with their recent New Yorker article. Gessen dared to draw parallels between the Gaza region and the tragic history of Nazi ghettos. Criticizing Germany for stifling open discussions regarding Israel and its treatment of Palestinians, Gessen's words sparked controversy and prompted a delayed and downsized award ceremony. Nevertheless, their fearless voice surged forward, aiming to shed light on the ongoing foreign affairs struggles that demand urgent attention.

The Digest, 12/17/2023 @500AM, CDT

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