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The son of David and Victoria, 26, took to his Instagram page to acknowledge the celebration despite his recent social media silence on his dad's 50th milestone last month.

The First Daughter donned the jaw-dropping Oscar de la Renta mini dress as she prepared to celebrate the couple at their rehearsal dinner in Venice, Italy, sharing a series of snaps to social media.

It marks the fifth destination in the Canary Islands that Jet2 will fly to from Stansted Airport

Despite managing to put on a happy face in the presence of friends, at times the Lord of the Rings star appeared wistful as he prepared for Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's nuptials in Venice, Italy.

Beach Boys icon Brian Wilson's cause of death has been revealed publicly two weeks after his passing at 82.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: After sending cease-and-desist letters to VMware users whose support contracts had expired and who subsequently declined to subscribe to one of Broadcom's VMware bundles, Broadcom has started the process of conducting audits on former VMware customers. [...] Ars Technica reviewed a letter that a software provider and VMware user in the Netherlands received that is dated June 20 and informs the firm that it "has been selected for a formal audit of its use of VMware software and support services" [PDF]. The security professional who provided Ars with the letter asked to keep their name and their employers' name anonymous out of privacy concerns. The anonymous employee told Ars that their company had been a VMware customer for "about" a decade before deciding not to sign up for a new contract with Broadcom's VMware a year ago. The company had been using VMware Cloud Foundation and vSphere. "Our CEO decided to not extend the support contract because of the costs," the employee said. "This already impacts us security-wise because we can no longer get updates (unless the CVSS score is critical)." The letter notes that an auditing firm, Connor Consulting, which is headquartered in San Francisco and has offices around the globe, will perform a review of the company's "VMware deployment and entitlements, which may include fieldwork or remote testing and meetings with members of your accounting, licensing, and management information systems functions." The letter informs its recipient that someone from Connor will reach out and that the VMware user should respond within three business days. The letter, signed by Aiden Fitzgerald, director of global sales operations at Broadcom, claims that Broadcom will use its time "as efficiently and productively as possible to minimize disruption." Still, the security worker that Ars spoke with is concerned about the implications of the audit and said they "expect a big financial impact" for their employer. They added: "Because we are focusing on saving costs and are on a pretty tight financial budget, this will likely have impact on the salary negotiations or even layoffs of employees. Currently, we have some very stressed IT managers [and] legal department [employees] ..." The employee noted that they are unsure if their employer exceeded its license limits. If the firm did, it could face "big" financial repercussions, the worker noted.

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On Thursday, the 75-year-old chief content officer for Condé Nast and global editorial director, Vogue, told staffers that she will be seeking a new head of editorial content at American Vogue.

A tech expert has revealed that his firm may have witnessed an 'exotic new' hack that tricked Iranian missiles into plunging into the Mediterranean Sea during the Iran-Israel war.

Peter Kindell (pictured), 80, brutally set up John Jones, 76, with the hammer in the lobby of a block of flats in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, at around 4.30pm on January 3.

The novelist, 55, became the world's richest woman after walking away with $38billion and a 4 percent stake in Amazon after their divorce in 2019

A violent forest fire devastated several seaside towns east of Athens on Thursday, damaging homes and prompting dozens of evacuations in a popular destination tourists

At least the BSOD acronym will still work

The infamous Windows Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) will be replaced later this summer by a new black screen as part of Microsoft's Windows Resiliency Initiative (WRI).…

I struggled over whether to send my son to nursery when I returned to work - something I was reminded of following the conviction of Roksana Lecka last week for abusing 21 children at a nursery.

He decided to stick with his initial partner - despite kissing someone else just a few hours earlier

The couple, who are expecting their first baby together, cheekily filmed themselves yesterday afternoon recreating Harry and Meghan's by now infamous 'Baby Mama' at Buckingham Palace .

One of Stephen King's most popular books is getting adapted for the screen for a third time, and fans aren't happy about it. 

The Amazon founder and Lauren have kicked off their lavish wedding festivities in Italy earlier this week, with the couple expected to say 'I do' on Friday.

Nicola Peltz began her entertainment career at an early age - see what she looked like before her shot to fame and marriage into the Beckham family.

Apple will allow developers in the European Union to distribute iOS apps outside its App Store, the company said Thursday in a bid to avoid escalating fines from Brussels regulators. The policy change came on the deadline for Apple to comply with EU rules or face new financial penalties that can reach up to 5% of average daily worldwide revenue. The $3 trillion iPhone maker has been negotiating with the European Commission for two months after receiving a $585 million fine for breaching the EU's Digital Markets Act. The landmark legislation targets the power of Big Tech companies and requires Apple to open its mobile ecosystem to competitors. The second change, set to go into effect in January 2026, would replace the current "core technology fee" model -- a separate charge imposed on developers -- with a commission-based structure.

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Severely autistic teenager Jimmy Hudson, 13, from Westcliff, Essex, sparked a frantic search after he failed to turn up at school - only for him to be found slumped on the bus meant to transport him there.