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Panic attacks, horrifying prosthetics, skin damage and a feud which has lasted for ten months - the story behind the making of The Substance is nearly as sensational as the film itself.

Podcaster Joe Rogan revealed the one topic he would never discuss with his wife and children as he shared some interesting theories about the universe.

Dating expert, California-based Christine DeVore, has issued a warning to Gen Z that 'lavender marriages' are not all roses - as the sinister dating trend sweeps social media. 

Gigi Hadid was spotted at Rabanne's perfume pop-up in New York City on Thursday. She looked radiant in a long, sleeveless, yellow dress topped with a transparent raincoat with a gold tint.

Maureen Rickards, 50, 'viciously' killed geologist Jeremy Rickards, 65, in a frenzied stabbing attack last summer.

Mrs Hinch - real name Sophie Hinchcliffe - has revealed she's been rushed to hospital with a blood clot as she reflected on a tough 12 months

Councillors voted to grant permission despite objections from residents living in a newly-built estate nearby

Bosses say it's a 'significant investment and will create fantastic opportunities' at centre with 'world-class facilities'

The barges have been in development since 2022 but have only appeared recently, Naval News reports. Now footage on Chinese social media shows what appears to be one of the ships.

Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa's wills have been revealed a month after their deaths.

Mrs Hinch (Sophie Hinchliffe) has shared a health update from hospital following an operation for a blood clot and has issued a warning to fans.

Mrs Hinch (Sophie Hinchliffe) has shared a health update from hospital following an operation for a blood clot and has issued a warning to fans.

Samantha Strable, 24, shared a now-deleted video of her laughing as she grabbed a wombat joey from its distressed mother and ran off with it dangling in her arms.

Developers 'know it’s going to flood' and concerns raised about 'matter of time before a pedestrian is killed or seriously injured'

PATRICK BISHOP: The ball is now in Russia 's court following Ukraine's 'breakthrough' acceptance of a notional 30-day ceasefire across all fronts.

Louis Spencer, Viscount Althorp, celebrates his 31st birthday today. Raised in South Africa and largely kept out of the public eye, he is the fourth child of Charles, the 9th Earl Spencer.

Smith, who is no stranger to edgy and at times bizarre fashion choices, attended a Louis Vuitton event in a puffy-sleeved tweed tunic with cinched waist and plunging neckline.

A new study published in the Journal of Geophysical Research Planets reveals that atmospheric gravity waves play a crucial role in driving latitudinal air currents on Mars, particularly at high altitudes. Phys.Org reports: The study applied methods developed to explore Earth's atmosphere to quantitatively estimate the influence of gravity waves on Mars' planetary circulation. [...] "On Earth, large-scale atmospheric waves caused by the planet's rotation, known as Rossby waves, are the primary influence on the way air circulates in the stratosphere, or the lower part of the middle atmosphere. But our study shows that on Mars, gravity waves (GWs) have a dominant effect at the mid and high latitudes of the middle atmosphere," said Professor Kaoru Sato from the Department of Earth and Planetary Science. "Rossby waves are large-scale atmospheric waves, or resolved waves, whereas GWs are unresolved waves, meaning they are too fine to be directly measured or modeled and must be estimated by more indirect means." Not to be confused with gravitational waves from massive stellar bodies, GWs are an atmospheric phenomenon when a packet of air rises and falls due to variations in buoyancy. That oscillating motion is what gives rise to GWs. Due to the small-scale nature of them and the limitations of observational data, researchers have previously found it challenging to quantify their significance in the Martian atmosphere. So Sato and her team turned to the Ensemble Mars Atmosphere Reanalysis System (EMARS) dataset, produced by a range of space-based observations over many years, to analyze seasonal variations up there. "We found something interesting, that GWs facilitate the rapid vertical transfer of angular momentum, significantly influencing the meridional, or north-south, in the middle atmosphere circulations on Mars," said graduate student Anzu Asumi. "It's interesting because it more closely resembles the behavior seen in Earth's mesosphere rather than in our stratosphere. This suggests existing Martian atmospheric circulation models may need to be refined to better incorporate these wave effects, potentially improving future climate and weather simulations."

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If you ever doubted that a picture is worth a thousand words, then may I refer you to the recent photographs of McFly singer Danny Jones.

Blake Lively's protective order in her legal battle against Justin Baldoni will not prevent the public from eventually gaining access to their private affairs.