Jim Carrey reacts to Batman Forever co-star Val Kilmer death at age 65
Kilmer passed on Tuesday following a battle with pneumonia and numerous stars and fans alike have paid tribute to him, including Carrey.
Danny Jones' wife Georgia Horsley 'returns to their family home as couple try to work things through' after McFly star's 'drunken kiss' with Maura Higgins
After a public apology from Danny where he said he was sorry for putting Georgia 'in this situation,' she took some time away as she stayed over at her and Danny's best friends' house.
I've been the butt of jokes about my 5ft 6.5in height all my life says MARK PALMER...so, what happened when I joined the Tall Persons Club for an evening to find out what it's really like to be close to 7ft
To join the ranks of the Tall Persons Club, which meets monthly in London, you are meant to be at least 6ft 3in, if you're a man, and close to 6ft if you're a woman.
Moment royal fans say Meghan Markle blanked Harry's Sentebale charity boss Dr Sophie at charity polo match in Miami - before notorious awkward trophy moment
Royal fans are convinced Meghan Markle blanked Sentebale boss Dr Sophie Chandauka at the charity polo match in Florida last year -before the infamous awkward trophy moment.
Five VPN Apps In the App Store Had Links To Chinese Military
A joint investigation found that at least five popular VPN apps on the App Store and Google Play have ties to Qihoo 360, a Chinese company with military links. Apple has since removed two of the apps but has not confirmed the status of the remaining three, which 9to5Mac notes have "racked up more than a million downloads." The five apps in question are Turbo VPN, VPN Proxy Master, Thunder VPN, Snap VPN, and Signal Secure VPN (not associated with the Signal messaging app). The Financial Times reports: At least five free virtual private networks (VPNs) available through the US tech groups' app stores have links to Shanghai-listed Qihoo 360, according to a new report by research group Tech Transparency Project, as well as additional findings by the Financial Times. Qihoo, formally known as 360 Security Technology, was sanctioned by the US in 2020 for alleged Chinese military links. The US Department of Defense later added Qihoo to a list of Chinese military-affiliated companies [...] In recent recruitment listings, Guangzhou Lianchuang says its apps operate in more than 220 countries and that it has 10mn daily users. It is currently hiring for a position whose responsibilities include "monitoring and analyzing platform data." The right candidate will be "well-versed in American culture," the posting says.
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Johnny Tillotson dead at 86: Poetry in Motion singer passes following battle with Parkinson's
Tillotson passed due to complications from Parkinson's disease, his wife Nancy Tillotson told TMZ .
As White Lotus stars post happy snaps from behind the scenes, one hints at trouble in paradise
Seven months spent together at the luxury Four Seasons Hotel on Koh Samui forged the stars of the edgy drama into a tight-knit group of friends.
'Mastermind' terrorist linked to 7/7 bombings who was jailed after plotting to start an al-Qaeda camp is set to walk free - despite 'still being a risk'
Haroon Aswat, 50, is expected to return to his family home in Yorkshire with a High Court judge saying he can be released in the 'relatively near future'.
Trans teacher who calls herself a 'goddess' forced to quit over pronouns video
Rosalyn Sandri was praising the 14 and 15-year-old students for bringing her a sense of 'gender euphoria' by honoring her chosen pronouns and knowing her 'correct name'.
British taxpayers subsidised power firm Drax to the tune of £869million last year - the equivalent of £2m a day - despite concerns about pollution and the cost of burning imported woody biomass, thinktank report claims
The controversial Drax wood-burning plant in North Yorkshire has received billions of pounds from the Government in recent years due to imported biomass being treated as renewable fuel.
MLB star gets hit in the head with his OWN bat in weirdest moment of the season so far
The full-fledged MLB season is less than a week old, so the candidates for 'funniest moment of the year' are slim. But, we appear to have a clubhouse leader so far.
American Airlines plane fills with smoke as it comes in to land forcing passengers to flee cabin
The American Eagle jet was evacuated on the runway of Augusta Airport in Georgia.
Anthropic Launches an AI Chatbot Plan For Colleges and Universities
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Anthropic announced on Wednesday that it's launching a new Claude for Education tier, an answer to OpenAI's ChatGPT Edu plan. The new tier is aimed at higher education, and gives students, faculty, and other staff access to Anthropic's AI chatbot, Claude, with a few additional capabilities. One piece of Claude for Education is "Learning Mode," a new feature within Claude Projects to help students develop their own critical thinking skills, rather than simply obtain answers to questions. With Learning Mode enabled, Claude will ask questions to test understanding, highlight fundamental principles behind specific problems, and provide potentially useful templates for research papers, outlines, and study guides.
Anthropic says Claude for Education comes with its standard chat interface, as well as "enterprise-grade" security and privacy controls. In a press release shared with TechCrunch ahead of launch, Anthropic said university administrators can use Claude to analyze enrollment trends and automate repetitive email responses to common inquiries. Meanwhile, students can use Claude for Education in their studies, the company suggested, such as working through calculus problems with step-by-step guidance from the AI chatbot. To help universities integrate Claude into their systems, Anthropic says it's partnering with the company Instructure, which offers the popular education software platform Canvas. The AI startup is also teaming up with Internet2, a nonprofit organization that delivers cloud solutions for colleges.
Anthropic says that it has already struck "full campus agreements" with Northeastern University, the London School of Economics and Political Science, and Champlain College to make Claude for Education available to all students. Northeastern is a design partner -- Anthropic says it's working with the institution's students, faculty, and staff to build best practices for AI integration, AI-powered education tools, and frameworks. Anthropic hopes to strike more of these contracts, in part through new student ambassador and AI "builder" programs, to capitalize on the growing number of students using AI in their studies.
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Trump's FULL list of tariffs including which countries will be hit the hardest
The White House list of more than 60 countries getting hit with individual 'reciprocal tariffs' includes allies and competitors alike. The EU gets 20%, Vietnam gets 46%, and Cambodia gets 49%.
JASON GROVES analysis: After all that sucking up, the Prime Minister must dust himself off and keep going in the wake of Trump's tariffs
Five weeks ago, Keir Starmer basked in the glow of Donald Trump's approval in the White House.
Crimelords at Hunters International tell lackeys ransomware too 'risky'
Bosses say theft now the name of the game with a shift in tactics, apparent branding
Big-game ransomware crew Hunters International says its criminal undertaking has become "unpromising, low-converting, and extremely risky," and it is mulling shifting tactics amid an apparent rebrand.…
Heartbroken family open up about death of toddler, two, who choked on a pea at nursery
Little Lauren Boland had been attending the Little Explorers centre in Greystones, County Wicklow in Ireland on January 18 2023 when the tragic event took place.
Meet Sally Becker - the heroic mum who took a bullet to save dozens of children and women whose lives had been ravaged by war
Sally Becker, an aid worker who has helped sick and injured children in war-torn countries for more than 30 years, is nominated in the Mail's 2025 Inspirational Women Awards.
India Set For $100 Billion Startup IPO Surge By 2027
According to Bloomberg, India is set for a surge in tech startup IPOs valued at around $100 billion by 2027, with major players like Flipkart, PhonePe, and Oyo preparing to go public. From a report: A report from Indian investment bank The Rainmaker Group suggests that the new wave of IPO hopefuls is in a stronger financial position than their predecessors. Many of the startups that were listed during the 2021-2022 boom struggled post-IPO, with fintech firm Paytm losing roughly 63% of its value and beauty retailer Nykaa slipping 4% since going public.
"The financial health of companies set to list in the next two years is significantly better than those that went public earlier," said Kashyap Chanchani, managing partner at Rainmaker. He noted that two-thirds of the firms eyeing IPOs are already profitable and have improved transparency, making them more attractive to investors.
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Michelle Obama drops embarrassing relationship detail as she takes brutal swipe at Barack
Michelle Obama made fun of her husband and former President Barack Obama during an episode of the podcast that she hosts with her brother.