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The presenter, 39, shared a sweet tribute to his wife of 10 years, as he quipped she 'didn't look a day over 21.'

Amazon has reportedly killed its planned new Stargate series despite giving it a series order in 2025. According to Variety, studio executives were worried it would only appeal to longtime fans. ScreenRant reports: Reports of what became Gero's Stargate series started in 2022, after Amazon acquired MGM Studios. Dean Devlin, who co-wrote the 1994 Stargate movie with Emmerich, was another executive producer for the Amazon show, as were Joby Harold and Tory Tunnell via Safehouse Pictures. The project also had Brad Wright and Joe Mallozzi as consulting producers, with both having had extensive history working within the Stargate franchise. On X, Michael Shanks, who played Daniel Jackson in Stargate SG-1, posted in response to the news that: "Yep. They did that." Mallozzi was resistant to the idea that the series was being geared toward diehard fans: "Nope. No. Sorry. Gonna have to push back on this. We were ever mindful of creating a show that would have broad appeal." In an additional post, Mallozzi went into further detail about why the cancellation is so disappointing: Before the new series was canceled by Amazon, Stargate began with Emmerich and Devlin's movie starring Kurt Russell and James Spader. This paved the way for 10 seasons of Stargate SG-1, followed by five seasons of Stargate Atlantis. There has also been the two-season Stargate Universe, the one-season animated show Stargate Infinity, the web miniseries Stargate Origins, and the 2008 direct-to-video movies Stargate: The Ark of Truth and Stargate Continuum, along with numerous games.

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The five-bedroom detached house is one of only three properties on Cross Island in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland.

Rebecca Grossman and her ex-lover should pay $176 million to the grieving family of two young brothers slaughtered by the wealthy socialite in a terrible hit-and-run road crash.

December 3, 2025 was supposed to be an ordinary night out for Henry Nowak, celebrating the end of his first term at the University of Southampton with his football teammates

In this week's The Trial: USA podcast, Crime Correspondent Rachel Sharp sits down with Kaylee's parents Kristi and Steve Goncalves for an in-depth interview.

If there's one thing that seems to be a constant source of issues, it's people constructing SQL queries through string concatenation. Even if you're using parameters in the query, I'm opposed to handling raw SQL as strings in my programs. My solution is always "use a builder"- an API that constructs a syntax tree that it can then render to SQL as needed. (Yes, a builder, not an ORM, that's a whole other discussion, I'm not dogmatically anti-ORM, but it's a leaky abstraction at best.)

Many languages have such a thing, Java included. Lukasz's team was using Java, and they had a rule: "don't do SQL strings, use a builder". Unfortunately for Lukasz's team, their guideline didn't specify what kind of builder.

StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); builder.append("where ID_BSNGP = ? "); builder.append("and ID_ITM = ? "); builder.append("for update"); SQLQuery query = new SQLQuery(); query.setQueryString(builder.toString());

A StringBuilder is a kind of builder. Technically correct and all that. It's just concatenation with extra steps, but it's a builder. Of course, the bonus point here is that this built query is… just wrong? SELECT FOR UPDATE field FROM table WHERE condition would make sense, but we're missing most of that syntax here.

That this code was running in production without anyone noticing means that whatever errors this was triggering were getting swallowed or ignored, and the fact that no good output ever came from it ended up not mattering. The real WTF is less the malicious compliance and more the fact that this obviously broken code wasn't so broken as to be noticed.

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Residents of St Augustine's Estate in Chartham, near Canterbury, have said they now feel compelled to buy pockets of land near their home amid fears of land grabs from travellers.

Barry Keoghan looked completely smitten as he was spotted kissing a blonde female on holiday in Barcelona over the weekend.

Julie lunges forwards to grab a plastic bucket in front of her. She isn't suffering from a big night out. She has paid £150 so she can be poisoned with toxic secretions from an Amazonian tree frog.

Darren Jones told the disgraced peer he was 'so sorry' he had been forced out over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein .

Despite costing more for motorists, the independent Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (Pacts) is recommending reducing the 30mph limit.

Emotional and angry campaigners slammed councillors at the meeting where plans for new homes in the village were discussed

The Bad Boys actor, 57, and the Matrix star, 54, had a four-hour long family dinner at Nobu Malibu, amid their bizarre marriage arrangement.

Describing the decision as a painful one made after considerable reflection, the actor, 62, and Melanie, 57, announced their separation in statements shared on Instagram.

Molly-Mae Hague has welcomed her second child with her fiancé Tommy Fury. 

Some of the more recognizable fans of the New York Knicks ventured south to San Antonio to watch their team play in the NBA Finals for the first time in 27 years.

Christi Hill, who served as a police constable for 12 years, has had her name and photograph circulated on social media, alongside accusations of her being a 'murderer'.

Lee, who married the former glamour model, 48, in January after a whirlwind romance, has spent the past few weeks detained in Al Awir prison over a 'private civil matter'.

Paramedics and police cars descended on Jesse Gray Primary School in West Bridgford at around 2pm on Wednesday.