In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.

Q: Serena Williams' Wedding Huge Stars, Tennis Themes ... and Bell Biv DeVoe! 
  
 Serena Williams' Wedding, Huge Stars, Tennis Themes and Bell Biv DeVoe! 
  
 Here's one case where Bell Biv DeVoe broke their own rule -- and totally trusted a big butt and a smile ... because they were some of the VIPs at Serena Williams' wedding!! 
  
 It all went down in New Orleans on Thursday night -- where huge stars like Kelly Rowland, Ciara, La La Anthony, Boris Kodjoe, Kim Kardashian and Caroline Wozniacki partied until the early morning. 
  
 And here's the first look at Serena's dress ... 
  
 A post shared by Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) on Nov 17, 2017 at 5:27pm PST 
  
 As we previously reported, Serena and her (now) husband Alexis Ohanian went all out on the party -- and due to the fact the guys from BBD were there and wearing matching clothing ... we're guessing they performed live. 
  
 The decorations were tennis-themed -- the guest seating placards were in the shape of Wimbledon and U.S. Open trophies. Pretty damn awesome. 
  
 We'll have more on this throughout the day-- so keep checking back! 
  
 Mazel! ||||| Serena Williams is a married woman. 
  
 The tennis sensation wed Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian Thursday evening in New Orleans. 
  
 The couple, who are proud new parents of 11-week-old daughter Alexis Olympia Jr., tied the knot at the Contemporary Arts Center in the French Quarter, where they said their “I do’s” in front of a star-studded crowd, including Beyoncé, Kim Kardashian and Vogue editor Anna Wintour. People also reported newly engaged Caroline Wozniacki joined the festivities with her future husband, former Knick David Lee. 
  
 While Williams, 36, confirmed to Vanity Fair that she and Ohanian, 34, would wed this fall, much of their glitzy ceremony was shrouded in secrecy until hours before. Sources told Page Six the guests weren’t informed of the wedding locale in advance and told cars would pick them up from their hotels on the day of the event. Those invited were also said to be banned from posting snaps on social media, given that Williams inked a deal to share her wedding photos exclusively with Vogue. 
  
 They started dating in 2015, and Ohanian popped the question to Williams a year later while the twosome vacationed in Rome. The tennis pro later announced the engagement on Reddit. 
  
 “This time he made it not by chance / But by choice,” Williams gushed. “Down on one knee / He said 4 words / And I said yes,” Williams shared. 
  
 Months after getting engaged, Williams accidentally revealed her pregnancy in April, showcasing her baby bump on Snapchat. She and Ohanian welcomed their first child in September. 
  
 Williams is expected to return to the tennis circuit next year. |||||

A: Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian got married Thursday night in a New Orleans wedding ceremony that Page Six reports was "shrouded in secrecy until hours before." Sources say even the guests didn't know where the wedding would be held until cars picked them up from their hotels and they were taken to the venue, the French Quarter's Contemporary Arts Center. Once they arrived, the guests—who included Beyonce, Kim Kardashian, and Anna Wintour—were not allowed to post photos on social media, though People has photos of guests arriving. TMZ reports the nuptials were tennis-themed, with guests' place cards in the form of tennis trophies. Williams, 36, and Reddit co-founder Ohanian, 34, just had a daughter together. (Sister Venus Williams lost a small fortune in a burglary.)
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Q: Lightning strikes have killed 56 people over the past two days, triggering a panic among some people, Bangladesh authorities said Saturday. 
  
 After a nearly weeklong heat wave scorched Bangladesh, thunderstorms hit the country’s 14 districts Thursday. The storm produced lightning strikes that killed at least 33 people. Another series of lightning strikes Friday killed at least 23 other people. 
  
 The lightning strikes also injured scores of other people in the past two days. 
  
 Most of the people who died or were injured across the country were working in farmlands or were in open spaces when they were struck, police said. 
  
 Seasonal weather 
  
 Deaths caused by lightning strike often occur during the premonsoon season -- usually between March and May -- and often in rural areas where people work outdoors. 
  
 Pabna police officer Abul Hossain told VOA that eight people in Pabna district alone were killed by lightning strikes, adding that the number of people killed in such a short time "has left many people panicking." 
  
 Last year, 51 people were killed by lightning. 
  
 But there have already been 90 deaths -- including the 56 killed in the past two days -- caused by lightning since March this year. 
  
 Mohammad Riaz Ahmed, who heads Bangladesh's disaster management department, said the authorities were concerned with the unusual number of deaths so far this year. 
  
 Ahmed said Friday that lightning strikes peak in May in Bangladesh. With more thunderstorms predicted by the end of the month, "we are indeed concerned,” he added. 
  
 Some experts also noted that a change in climate temperature might have triggered an increase in the frequency of lightning strikes in Bangladesh. 
  
 "As we have recorded, the lightning frequency has been increasing gradually since 1981, due to climate variability and increase in temperature. The temperature in the country marked a significant rise this year, which is apparently the cause behind the increased incidents of lightning," said M. Abdul Mannan, a meteorology department official in Dhaka. 
  
 Factors 
  
 Gawher Nayeem Wahr, member-secretary of the Bangladesh Disaster Preparedness Forum, said the decreasing number of tall trees has a role in the increase in number of people being injured or killed by lightning strikes. 
  
 “Palm and other taller trees usually attract the lightning flashes. But with these trees becoming scarce in rural areas" people are more prone to be hit, Wahr said. 
  
 Ahmed, of the country's disaster management department, said the high number of deaths has forced the country to consider the event a natural disaster. 
  
 “We will make all efforts, consulting our scientists and other disaster management experts so that lightning strikes cannot be a that big threat in Bangladesh," he said. ||||| U.S. Lightning Deaths in 2018: 2 
  
 No. Date Day ST City Age Sex Location Activity Victim 1 2/6 Tue TX Honey Island 22 M Outside Repairing fencing Sebastian Ramos 2 4/7 Sat FL White Springs 23 F Standing near tree under gooseneck of trailer Mud bogging Kourtney Lambert Lightning Fatalities 2018 by State 2018 Lightning Fatality Demographics State Gender Age* Day Of Week* By Month FL 1 F 1 (50%) 0-9 0 (0%) Sun 0 (0%) 2018 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 10 Yr Avg TX 1 M 1 (50%) 10-19 0 (0%) Mon 0 (0%) Jan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 20-29 2 (100%) Tue 1 (50%) Feb 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 30-39 0 (0%) Wed 0 (0%) Mar 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 40-49 0 (0%) Thu 0 (0%) Apr 1** 0 3 2 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 50-59 0 (0%) Fri 0 (0%) May 2 1 4 5 5 0 1 4 2 2 3 60-69 0 (0%) Sat 1 (50%) Jun 1 4 11 3 2 3 5 7 12 9 7 70-79 0 (0%) Jul 8 12 5 9 6 13 9 11 10 14 10 80-89 0 (0%) Aug 3 13 4 5 4 6 6 4 3 0 5 Sep 2 3 1 3 5 2 4 2 4 1 3 Oct 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 Nov 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dec 1 0 0 0 0 0 Year 2** 16 39 27 26 23 28 26 29 34 28 28* * *Due to rounding, percentages may not add up to 100 percent. ** Known Fatalities to date Note: Monthly averages are based on a 10-year average from 2007 to 2016. Due to rounding, the sum of the monthly averages may not equal the yearly average. 
  
  
  
  
  
 Fatality statistics for past years 
  
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A: More than 60 people have been killed by lightning over the past two days during tropical storms across Bangladesh, local media said Saturday. Most of the 64 lightning deaths since Thursday have occurred in the countryside, where farmers are busy with the current harvesting season, Bengali-language newspapers Prothom Alo and Samakal reported, per the AP. Experts say increased deforestation, increased use of metal equipment like cellphones, and rising temperatures have contributed to a surge in lightning deaths that has caused panic in some areas. Most of the victims were farmer working in their fields, though children playing in the open and spectators at a soccer game have also died in lightning strikes. Mohammad Riaz Ahmed, chief of Bangladesh's disaster management department, tells Voice of America that authorities are "very concerned" by the number of lightning deaths. More than 90 have died so far this year and the storm season hasn't peaked yet. In the US, there were 27 recorded lightning deaths in 2015 and there have been five so far this year, according to the NOAA. (NASA has named a new lightning capital of the world.)
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Q: Stunned tourists in Argentina watched in amazement as they captured the rare moment an iceberg flipped over on itself, after a chunk of the glacier broke away. 
  
 The video, which has over 120,000 views on YouTube, is a rare chance to see such a phenomenon. 
  
 Icebergs themselves flip and rotate commonly but it is rarely ever seen by people, let alone recorded on film. 
  
 Filmed near the Upsala glacier in Argentina, the two minute video captures the whole incident as the iceberg breaks up enough to lose its balance, crashing into the water and turning over on itself. 
  
 The onlookers laugh and shout as they watch the iceberg's near side rise out of the water, with gallons of water streaming off its surface. 
  
  ||||| Rising from the depths: Tourist captures the incredible moment the bottom of an iceberg emerges from the ocean as it flips over 
  
 Giant, imposing and strong enough to bring down ships, they aren't often associated with sudden, dramatic movement. 
  
  
  
 But, as this astonishing video shows, icebergs can move very quickly when conditions suit - and without warning. 
  
  
  
 A lucky tourist on a boat journey was on hand to capture the incredible moment that an iceberg flipped over, bringing a huge mass of ice above the surface of the water. 
  
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 Amazing: An enormous mass of ice emerges from the water 
  
 The phenomenon is not uncommon for icebergs, but it is rarely seen on video. Icebergs flip because they become unbalanced after melting and changing shape. 
  
 The video, which is less than two minutes long, was only uploaded on to the site yesterday, but it has already been viewed more than 37,000 times. 
  
 About 15 seconds into the clip, the top of the iceberg begins to sink into the water. 
  
  
  
 As it disappears beneath the surface, previously-unseen ice from the bottom rises out of the water, creating waves and spray. 
  
 Hidden energy: The iceberg apears static at the beginning of the video 
  
 Rising: Suddenly, the bottom of the iceberg starts to come into view 
  
 Colossal: The iceberg flips over, bringing more and more of its bottom above the water level 
  
 Spectators on the boat can be heard hollering and laughing as the ice comes into view. 
  
 The iceberg's transformation was witnessed by tourists visiting the Upsala Glacier, which is found in Argentina's Los Glaciares National Park. 
  
  
  
 The glacier, which stretches for 60 kilometres, was once the biggest in South America, but scientific tests suggest it is disappearing at a rate of 200 metres per year. 
  
  
  
 Excursions to the area are popular among holidaymakers visiting the south of Argentina. 
  
 Now watch the video... 
  
  
  
  
  
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It's not every day you get to see an iceberg flip upside down, but a tourist in Argentina did just that and posted the results on YouTube. It took place near the Upsala Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park, notes the Daily Mail. The Huffington Post says the iceberg flipped after a part of the glacier broke away.
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