For more than a decade, passengers at New Zealand ’s Wellington International Airport have boarded flights below the figures of two giant, hovering eagles from the Hobbit films, one bearing a ...

With 50-foot wingspans and weighing 2,600 pounds each, the sculptures that hover in the terminal have delighted tourists and scared children since 2013. Their tenure was eventful — one became ...

LOWELL, Mass. (Gray News) - Authorities in Massachusetts say a young boy who was swept away after falling into the Merrimack River last month has been found dead Friday morning. According to the ...

LOWELL, Mass. (Gray News) - Authorities in Massachusetts say a young boy who was swept away after falling into the Merrimack River last month has been found dead Friday morning. According to the ...

Many wondered how Ohio State's Will Howard could fall to the Steelers in the sixth round of the draft, and analyst Steve Palazzolo of The 33rd Team discussed that on 93.7 The Fan. "I don’t know ...

One even carries the iconic wizard Gandalf, adding to the magical atmosphere. These impressive sculptures, with wingspans reaching 50 feet and weighing in at over a ton each, have become a beloved ...

A sculpture of an eagle from the Hobbit films, ridden by the wizard Gandalf, hangs over the food court area of Wellington Airport, in Wellington, New Zealand, Monday, May 5, 2025. (AP Photo ...

Donald Trump and J. D. Vance continue to make noise about taking over Greenland while suggesting that the Greenlanders should vote for it. I’ll predict right now that the Greenlanders will never ...

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No one was hurt. The giant sculpture of wizard Gandalf from The Hobbit riding an eagle. Credit: AP But this month the majestic creatures, which underscore the capital city’s connection to Peter ...

one bearing a bellowing wizard Gandalf. With 15m wingspans and weighing 1.1 tonne each, the sculptures that hover in the terminal have delighted tourists and scared children since 2013.