Blake Lively's husband Ryan Reynolds calls Justin Baldoni a 'predator' in blistering motion to dismiss case against him
In blistering court papers, Reynolds claims 'Baldoni is a predator and mocks him for having 'hurt feelings' and 'thin skinned outrage' over Nicepool.'
Mariah Carey sparks concern with 'slurred' speech at iHeartRadio Awards
Mariah Carey sparked concern with her 'lethargic' speech as she accepted the Icon trophy at Monday's iHeart Radio Music Awards.
Gwyneth Paltrow compares ex Brad Pitt to a British ROYAL after commenting on Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle
She had nice things to say about Pitt, whom she worked with on the film Seven: 'He's a very intriguing character.' Then she said dating him was like being with a certain British royal.
Researchers discover simple diet tweak to beat debilitating ringing ear condition
Making simple diet swaps may slash the risk of developing the debilitating ear-ringing disease tinnitus by up to 35 percent, a study published this week by researchers in China suggests.
Major study into chronic back pain reveals methods that actually give you relief
Only one in ten treatments for back pain actually work, and those that do are barely better than a placebo, a study from the University of New South Wales in Australia suggests.
FTC Removes Posts Critical of Amazon, Microsoft, and AI Companies
The Federal Trade Commission has removed over 300 business guidance blogs published during former President Biden's term, including consumer protection information on AI and privacy lawsuits against Amazon and Microsoft, WIRED reported Tuesday, citing current and former FTC employees.
Deleted posts included guidance about Amazon's alleged use of Ring camera data to train algorithms, Microsoft's $20 million settlement over Xbox children's data collection, and compliance standards for AI chatbots. New FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson has pledged to pursue tech companies but with focus on alleged conservative censorship rather than data collection practices.
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Saudi Arabia's PIF want to buy Wentworth Golf Club, in a move that would send shockwaves through sport
EXCLUSIVE: Mail Sport understands the kingdom's £700billion sovereign wealth fund have not been deterred by resistance from owners of the prestigious 103-year-old club in Surrey.
French politician hits back at Karoline Leavitt after Statue of Liberty threat
French politician Raphael Glucksmann slammed the 'shameful' administration after being blasted by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt for calling for the return of the Statue of Liberty.
Moment Channel 4's school swap experiment leaves British teens gobsmacked over massive discovery about US homes
In the latest episode of Channel 4 's Class Apart: The Great US School Swap, pupils travelled more than 4,000 miles for an exchange programme between schools in London and Arkansas.
Starling bank blocking its OWN customers from opening savings accounts
When retired restaurateur Adrian Cox was invited with his wife Christine to a family wedding in Italy next year, he decided to open a savings account.
You ARE entitled to compensation if your online banking is hit by an outage: SYLVIA MORRIS explains how
Bank websites and apps seem to go down all the time at the moment, leaving their customers unable to access their own money.
VW's Cheapest EV Is First To Use Rivian Software
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Volkswagen's ultra-cheap EV called the ID EVERY1 -- a small four-door hatchback revealed Wednesday -- will be the first to roll out with software and architecture from Rivian, according to a source familiar with the new model. The EV is expected to go into production in 2027 with a starting price of 20,000 euros ($21,500). A second EV called the ID.2all, which will be priced in the 25,000 euro price category, will be available in 2026. Both vehicles are part of the automaker's new category of electric urban front-wheel-drive cars that are being developed under the "Brand Group Core" that makes up the volume brands in the VW Group. And both vehicles are for the European market.
The EVERY1 will be the first to ship with Rivian's vehicle architecture and software as part of a $5.8 billion joint venture struck last year between the German automaker and U.S. EV maker. The ID.2all is based on the E3 1.1 architecture and software developed by VW's software unit Cariad. VW didn't name Rivian in its reveal Wednesday, although there were numerous nods to next-generation software. Kai Grunitz, member of the Volkswagen Brand Board of Management responsible for technical development, noted it would be the first model in the entire VW Group to use a "fundamentally new, particularly powerful software architecture." "This means the future entry-level Volkswagen can be equipped with new functions throughout its entire life cycle," he said. "Even after purchase of a new car, the small Volkswagen can still be individually adapted to customer needs." Volkswagen says the ID EVERY1 concept is a compact electric vehicle with a 70 kW motor, a top speed of 130 km/h, a minimum range of 250 km (150 miles), seating for four, and a 305-liter luggage capacity.
Volkswagen has a press release with additional information.
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Fight over Gaza breaks out at Gal Gadot's Hollywood Walk of Fame event
Gal Gadot's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony was hit by warring protestors on Tuesday amid ongoing controversy over her ' woke ' film Snow White.
Escape To The Country's Jules Hudson floored to discover mysterious door hidden in his 500-year-old home - leaving fans stunned as he stumbles into secret room
The TV presenter, 55, has been keeping fans posted as he renovates his own home in the country, near Hereford, after buying the pile for £610,000 in 2012. He made a shock discovery in January.
CISA fires, now rehires and immediately benches security crew on full pay
DOGE efficiency in action
The upheaval at the US government's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, aka CISA, took another twist on Tuesday, as it moved to reinstate staffers it had fired over the past few weeks - specifically those still in their probationary period - though they've been benched on paid leave for now.…
Delta flight to JFK declares emergency and turns around over the Atlantic
Delta Airlines flight DAL4 headed for New York's JFK Airport declared an emergency and turned around over the Atlantic Ocean Tuesday afternoon.
Woman reveals how common iPhone feature led to her discovering her husband of NINE years was cheating
Sarah Maclean recently detailed the wild way she found out her husband - and father to her two children - had been having several affairs throughout the duration of their relationship via TikTok.
Family of Coronation Street legend, 93, offer rare update on the actress almost 10 years after she left the cobbles
Telly fans have been treated to a rare update on Coronation Street legend Eileen Derbyshire, 93, a decade after she left the cobbles for what was said to be an 'extended break'.
Dutch Parliament Calls For End To Dependence On US Software Companies
The Dutch parliament approved motions urging the government to reduce reliance on U.S. software companies by developing a sovereign cloud platform and reconsidering contracts with American firms. Reuters reports: While such initiatives have foundered in the past due to a lack of viable European alternatives, lawmakers said changing relations with the United States under the presidency of Donald Trump have given the issue fresh urgency. "The question we as Europeans must ask ourselves is: do we feel comfortable with people like Trump, (Meta CEO Mark) Zuckerberg and (X owner Elon) Musk ruling over our data?" said Marieke Koekkoek of the pro-European Volt party, who authored one of the eight motions, in an email to Reuters.
In addition to launching a sovereign cloud services platform, the motions called on the government to re-examine a decision to use Amazon's web services for the Netherlands' internet domain hosting, and to develop alternatives to U.S. software and preferential treatment for European firms in public tenders. [...] Bert Hubert, a Dutch technology expert who has advocated for reducing dependency on the U.S., said: "This is only the first step in potentially doing something." But he said one important outcome would be forcing agencies to publicly report on risks related to their reliance on U.S. cloud firms. "With the advent of Trump 2.0, it has become clear that this is not something you can harmlessly sign off on," he said.
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Gwyneth Paltrow makes rare comments on Meghan Markle who has been accused of copying her brand GOOP
The Iron Man star touched on Montecito neighbor Meghan Markle 's new Netflix series and her powerhouse brand GOOP. There was even a mention of her ex-fiance Brad Pitt .