Charli XCX is set to appear alongside A-list cast in new Martin Scorsese psychological horror as she continues to branch out into acting
Charli XCX is said to have landed her next film role as she continues to branch out into acting following a hugely successful singing career.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock shows off her baby bump and declares she's '37 weeks and still going strong' as fans question 'how is she still working?'
Pregnant Leigh-Anne Pinnock showed off her baby bump and declared 'she's 37 weeks and still going strong' on Monday as she nears her due date.
Alibaba's Qwen AI caught trying to contact server in China
But there's not much evidence this is anything more than echoes of unsanitized training data
Historic 18th-century house on street that 'inspired Harry Potter's Diagon Alley' goes on the market for £1.6million
The magical property on Goodwin's Court in Covent Garden, London, is steeped in history having been built after the Great Fire of London more than three centuries ago.
Ruins of two lost villages that were abandoned 80 years ago unearthed at drought-hit reservoirs
Derwent and Ashopton have been uncovered from the depths of Ladybower Reservoir in Derbyshire after drought conditions hit the county earlier this summer.
Tom Brady and new Victoria's Secret flame Candice Swanepoel have been 'dating for months' and desperately trying to keep romance under wraps
Tom Brady and new flame Candice Swanepoel 'have been dating in secret for months' and are 'spending a lot of time together,' a new report on their romance has revealed.
Firefox Tries to Bring Back the Internet's 'Good Old Days'
Mozilla launched a new ad campaign for Firefox that leverages early internet nostalgia in a bid to win back users who switched browsers. "Today's internet tracks you, interrupts you, and asks for permissions it already took. But it wasn't always that way, and it's not how it's supposed to work," writes Mozilla CEO Anthony Enzor-DeMeo in a post on LinkedIn. "It's how a few companies decided it should work, because it pays."
"We're making a different bet at Firefox. Remember us? Well, we're still here, and we don't think the internet should be like this..." The ad features viral internet stars from yesteryear, including Tay Zonday of "Chocolate Rain" fame, Gary Brolsma of "Numa Numa", Noah Ritter, better known as the "Apparently Kid", and Laina Morris, the face of the "Overly Attached Girlfriend" meme, among others.
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Mystery as Hawaii pageant queen who was famous for her hula dancing dies in hospital aged just 45
Friends and family paid tribute to the woman as they remembered her as a devoted mother, beloved sister and gifted hula dancer.
Texas dad thrown in Russian penal colony where he's lost half of his teeth in four years after he flew to Moscow to see two sons his ex-wife abducted
David Barnes, 69, was arrested in January 2022, shortly after he flew to Moscow to see his children, whom he alleges were abducted by his ex-wife, Svetlana Boricovna
Moment carer is caught on secret camera stealing £8,000 of jewellery from pensioner: Thief is jailed for three years
Footage captured by a secret camera showed Lara Jones, 50, rummaging through the pensioner's drawers in search of expensive items.
LiteLLM supply chain attack started with an exposed master key
A 'strong illustration of the risks associated with failing to rotate a potentially exposed key'
Ballon d'Or plunged into CHAOS as esteemed event announces Harry Kane, Kylian Mbappe and Lamine Yamal ALL as winners on official website just hours before the ceremony
Prior to the event at the London Palladium, the Ballon d'Or's official website appeared to mistakenly publish three separate articles announcing them individually as the winner.
Veteran royal photographer reveals 'storming rows' with King Charles - and why he's not afraid to tease the monarch: 'At least I've got a job'
Photographer Arthur Edwards, 86, has spent 50 years documenting the Royal Family, and admits his relationship with the King was fiery back in the '70s and '80s.
Instagram Chases YouTube With a Push For Longer, Widescreen Videos
Instagram is testing a new longform, horizontal video format called "Features" as it pushes further into YouTube territory and expands its presence on TVs. The Verge reports: Instagram boss Adam Mosseri has been against doing longform video on the platform "for a long time," he says in a six-and-a-half-minute video (here's the widescreen version) with VP of product Tessa Lyons, saying that "one of my concerns has been, how do we make sure that we keep Instagram not just about entertainment, but about connecting with friends." If you watch a longform video, "it's a lot of Reels, photos, and carousels that you might not have sent to a friend," meaning less likes and shares. Now, though, the team is working on making shortform and longform video "symbiotic," according to Mosseri, like podcasts or comedy specials that can be both long videos and broken up into shorter ones.
The announcement of this widescreen video push also follows the launch of Instagram's TV app late last year. That app launched first as a Reels-focused experience and as a pilot for Amazon Fire TV devices in the US, but it's since expanded to Google TVs, Samsung TVs and Apple TV, and Instagram launched new features like the ability to watch Stories earlier this year.
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'Cosy' medieval market town named the best place to live in Essex for 2027
Saffron Walden named the best place to live in Essex for 2027 by Muddy Stilettos. Here's why.
'Cosy' medieval market town named the best place to live in Essex for 2027
Saffron Walden named the best place to live in Essex for 2027 by Muddy Stilettos. Here's why.
Tatum O'Neal, 62, looks frail as she hobbles with a cane at a fan convention after near-fatal stroke
A frail Tatum O'Neal has been spotted walking with a cane while out and about with her family.
Microsoft offers parachutes to 60k employees if they jump by the end of the year
Voluntary exit offer extended to about one-quarter of existing Softies
Hundreds of Blue Badges are cancelled after government probe finds disability permits issued to dead people are still in use
Chancellor John Healey is expected to announce at the Budget on Wednesday that more than £400million was saved or protected by the Public Sector Fraud Authority (PSFA) last year.
Harry Styles releases new wedding-themed music video amid his engagement to Zoe Kravitz as he says: 'it's a love song about how special something can be - and not everything has to last forever for it to be special'
Harry Styles has released a wedding-themed music video for his new single Coming Up Roses following his engagement to Zoe Kravitz.