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In a new interview, while promoting her new film Wicker, Olivia claimed that she and the director don't argue because they are 'not conflict people'.

Kate Ferdinand has revealed she flew to London to visit her stepsons Lorenz and Tate after revealing she was feeling guilty after moving to Dubai.

FIFA raked in billions of dollars from ticket and hospitality sales during the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

He became one of the world's most eligible bachelors after finalising his divorce from Gisele Bündchen in October 2022, ending their 13-year marriage.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Former Yahoo CEO and early Google engineer Marissa Mayer is catching a lot of flak for how she uses AI. In an interview about her new app Dazzle, an AI assistant that learns from your camera roll, Mayer poses what she believes is an impressive flex for the product: It helped her come up with three bullet points about her 10-year-old daughter for a birthday presentation at school, describing her as "empathetic, creative, and an animal lover." It's a vague description, like a generic horoscope -- it could probably describe a lot of 10-year-olds. Some onlookers, like progressive activist Leah Greenberg, marveled that "the fact that Marissa Mayer would voluntarily disclose this to a reporter is a pretty good demonstration of how deeply the culture of Silicon Valley has diverged from the rest of humanity." [...] After publication, Mayer defended herself in a long X post. She claims she was not relying on Dazzle to explain her child to her, but rather, she was testing what her prototype could do -- it resurfaced photos of "forgotten kindergarten projects," like a "snake devenomer" or "sandcat playground," illustrating her daughter's creativity and care for animals. Fair enough. But Mayer remarks in the same interview that people could also use her AI to outsource the mental load of "figuring out the theme for your child's birthday party." She says she's used her app to plan a playdate for her daughter, book family activities on vacation, and decide what to be for Halloween. She even proposes that her AI assistant could coordinate plans with her husband's AI assistant. When the reporter asks her if it's depressing to imagine this "frictionless future planned by AI," Mayer replies, "I haven't really thought that through." The bigger question is: What should we outsource to AI? "What feels like grunt work to someone might be a meaningful part of parenthood for someone else," says Fortune's Emma Hinchliffe. Michael Tasner, Founder and CEO of No Joke Marketing, adds: "Customers are drowning in AI slop, and they can spot it. Use AI for the low-stakes work behind the scenes. Keep the moments that matter to your customers human. Human connection is becoming the new premium."

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Antony Sun Liwanag, of San Francisco, allegedly sexually assaulted his female co-workers after they both attending a pre-wedding party in July in St Louis Park, Minnesota, according to prosecutors.

The Chancellor hailed a Budget for the 'working people of Britain' as he tried to balance the books amid the Middle East crisis and Prime Minister Andy Burnham's spending ambitions.

Attackers probe another EBS bug, and ShinyHunters' PeopleSoft 0-day turns out to involve three vulns

The Treasury said the extra funds would allow the Home Office to carry on closing controversial asylum hotels.

GP surgeries across England and Wales have reported problems after Silicon Practice, which creates GP websites and digital tools, entered administration.

A five-foot-seven Vladimir Putin is being ruthlessly mocked over a picture of him meeting Mozambique's extremely tall president. 

Michael Carrick has held clear-the-air talks with Bruno Fernandes after dropping the Manchester United captain to the bench for Sunday's defeat to Bournemouth.

Ronald De-St-Aubin, 61, was jailed for 22 months for making the lives of homeowners in west London a misery by stealing their parcels - earning him the moniker the 'porch pirate'.

Businesses said Labour must go 'faster and further' to tackle fundamental problems with how they are taxed or help with mounting costs.

Staffordshire Police included the sensitive details in a Domestic Violence Protection Notice, an emergency measure intended to protect victims from violent attacks.

Chancellor John Healey is delivering his first Budget against a challenging economic backdrop.

Violent protests have erupted at a Spanish university against a far-Right figure dubbed 'Spain's Charlie Kirk' who was invited as a guest speaker. 

Shocking footage shows an armed robber disguised as The Joker causing terror in a Morrisons in Jarrow supermarket by brandishing a knife and shouting 'do you want to die.'

Seven people are to stand trial on a terror-related charge after US President Donald Trump's Turnberry golf resort was vandalised.

Nyota Koya, 66, was stranded in the parking lot of the Haggin Oaks Golf Course in Sacramento on November 17, 2024, when she was approached by police officer Matthew Sterling.