Olivia Attwood's fashion brand at risk of being struck off as clothing prices are slashed by 90% - a year after she resigned from company to focus on her growing portfolio of TV projects
The TV personality, 33, launched online fashion business, We Are Foolish, in November 2021, with a star-studded party attended by a host of showbiz pals.
Microsoft 365 Copilot gets a new crew, including Researcher and Analyst bots
You. Will. Love. The. LLM.
The latest update to Microsoft 365 Copilot brings AI-powered search, so-called reasoning agents, and a new Agent Store. Some users already have access to certain features, while others may have to wait through May.…
Trump signals that Elon Musk will 'ease out' of his administration and DOGE with very cryptic comment
The president said Elon Musk 'was a tremendous help' a day after the world's richest man announced he would be limiting his government role. Tesla's stock tanked in the last quarter.
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Mystery as Holly Willoughby's friend and trusted ally quits from her key role in her firms
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: I can disclose that both must now soldier on without Vicky Staines, who had become one of Holly's closest and most trusted allies has ceased her role at Wylde Moon.
Donald Trump launches scathing attack on Zelensky and warns wartime leader to back his peace deal and forfeit land to Putin or lose ALL of Ukraine
Donald Trump last night launched a scathing attack on Volodymyr Zelensky after he rejected the terms of a Ukraine peace deal.
Pensions worth up to £1k could be merged automatically: New plan to deal with 13m tiny pots
The Government says in time the move could boost the retirement savings of the average worker by around £1,000 due to reduced costs.
Nationwide dominates bank switching battle with help of cash bonuses and Fairer Share lure
More than 1million bank account switches took place in the last 12 months, with 222,805 occurring in the first three months of the year.
WhatsApp Blocks People From Exporting Your Entire Chat History
WhatsApp is rolling out a new "Advanced Chat Privacy" feature that blocks others from exporting chat histories or automatically downloading media. While it doesn't stop screenshots or manual downloads, it marks the first step in WhatsApp's plan to enhance in-chat privacy protections. The Verge reports: By default, WhatsApp saves photos and videos in a chat to your phone's local storage. It also lets you and your recipients export chats (with or without media) to your messages, email, or notes app. The Advanced Chat Privacy setting will prevent this in group and individual chats. [...] WhatsApp says this is its "first version" of the feature, and that it plans to add more protections down the line.
"We think this feature is best used when talking with groups where you may not know everyone closely but are nevertheless sensitive in nature," WhatsApp says in its announcement. WABetaInfo first spotted this feature earlier this month, and now it's rolling out to the latest version of the app. You can turn on the setting by tapping the name of your chat and selecting Advanced Chat Privacy.
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Inside Jessica Alba's bittersweet decision to put family 'dream house' on the market for $19M amid divorce
Jessica announced her split from Cash just four months ago, and a subsequent divorce filing indicated they officially separated on December 27.
Read heartbreaking words of pledge who was tortured by Jon Hamm
Former Sigma Nu pledge Mark Sanders detailed the harrowing abuse he allegedly suffered at the hands of Hamm and others while at the University of Texas.
America's 'Gateway City' is at center of a cancer crisis with 'insidious' roots
An 'insidious' nuclear disaster dating back to World War II may have fueled an explosion of cancers and other rare, chronic diseases in a major Midwestern 'gateway' city.
Martha Stewart, 83, lusts after Glen Powell, 36, as she gives Top Gun hunk a VERY flirty compliment
The Twisters heartthrob was born in 1988 - the year after the lifestyle guru legally separated from her husband Andrew Stewart, at the age of 46, following 26 years of marriage
Grand Designs star Kevin McCloud reveals fate of show's 'most ambitious' project ever
In tonight's episode of the Channel 4 show, Kevin revisited Elinor and Born Barikor in Richmond, south west London.
D&D Updates Core Rules, Sticks With CC License
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Wizards of the Coast has released the System Reference Document, the heart of the three core rule books that constitute Dungeons & Dragons' 2024 gameplay, under a Creative Commons license. This means the company cannot alter the deal further, like it almost did in early 2023, leading to considerable pushback and, eventually, a retreat. It was a long quest, but the lawful good party has earned some long-term rewards, including a new, similarly licensed reference book. [...] Version 5.2 of the SRD, all 360-plus pages of it, has now been released under the same Creative Commons license. The major change is that it includes more 2024 5th edition (i.e., D&D One) rules and content, while version 5.1 focused on 2014 rules. Legally, you can now design and publish campaigns under the 2024 5th edition rule set. More importantly, more aspects of the newest D&D rule books are available under a free license:
- "Rhythm of Play" and "Exploration" documentation - More character origins and backgrounds, including criminal, sage, soldier, and the goliath and orc species. - 16 feats, including archery, great weapon fighting, and seven boons - Five bits of equipment, 20 spells, 15 magic items, and 17 monsters, including the hippopotamus
There are some aspects of D&D you still can't really touch without bumping up against copyrights. Certain monsters from the Monster Manual, like the Kraken, are in the public domain, but their specific stats in the D&D rulebook are copyrighted. Iconic creatures and species like the Beholder, Displacer Beast, Illithid, Githyanki, Yuan-Ti, and others remain the property of WotC (and thereby Hasbro). As a creator, you'll still need to do some History (or is it Arcana?) checks before you publish and sell.
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Real-life 'Conclave' hit by scandal: Cardinal key to picking the next pope 'turned a blind eye' to America's worst pedophile priest
As the red ribbons were tied around the papal bedroom door, actor John Lithgow's character in the Oscar-nominated movie Conclave looked as if he had the weight of the world on his shoulders.
Meghan Markle reveals son Archie, five, has hit MAJOR milestone
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, took to the stage at the TIME100 Summit on Wednesday, where she candidly told the audience that her eldest underwent something pretty monumental.
Jay-Z rape accuser files to dismiss his case against her after she made shock claims of teen sex assault
Jay-Z's accuser - who says Jay-Z and Sean ' Diddy ' Combs sexually assaulted her when she was 13 - identifies herself as Jane Doe in court documents.
Mystery as major US city is hit by public health emergency with toxic chemicals filling the air
A concerning air quality mystery has broken out, as the city was reportedly blanketed with toxic chemicals - although not everyone is convinced that the emergency actually took place.
Discord's CEO and Co-Founder Is Stepping Down
Discord CEO and co-founder Jason Citron is stepping down from his leadership role at the company and being replaced by Humam Sakhnini, a former executive from Activision Blizzard. "Citron will remain on Discord's board of directors, and fellow co-founder Stanislav Vishnevskiy will continue acting as the company's chief technology officer," notes Engadget. From the report: There's an important financial context to Citron's move. The New York Times reported in March that Discord was meeting with investors to take the company public. Sakhnini has experience acting as a leader of a public company. He was also the President of King Digital -- the creator of Candy Crush and other popular mobile games -- after the company was acquired by Activision Blizzard. A veteran executive could be a natural fit to usher Discord to an IPO. Citron didn't deny the plan when VentureBeat asked if the company would go public: "As you can imagine, hiring someone like Humam is a step in that direction." "From the very beginning, our mission has been about bringing people together around games," Citron said in a statement. "It's a mission I've dedicated my career to, and I'm confident that passing the torch to Humam is the right evolution for Discord's future." While initially pitched as a way to talk to friend's before, during and after playing games, Discord has morphed into a much larger and more general social platform, serving "more than 200 million monthly active users worldwide," the company says.
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New Look's £35.99 summer waiscoat co-ord which shoppers say has the 'wow' factor
Fans rushed to Instagram to share their love for it