Celine Dion, 58, breaks silence on stiff person syndrome battle weeks before Paris concerts: 'Tell them I'm alive'
Dion laid bare her brutal battle with the condition in her 2024 documentary and, after years of nonstop concerts, has only performed twice in the past six years.
Hayden Panettiere's Nashville mom says star's 'inner demons were too much to bear' in poignant tribute after death at 36
Hayden Panettiere's Nashville mom Sylvia Jefferies has broken her silence on the shock death of the actress aged just 36 on Sunday.
Hayden Panettiere's on-off boyfriend Brian Hickerson GRINS as he recounts domestic abuse towards late star in resurfaced interview
Hayden Panettiere's on-off boyfriend and convicted felon Brian Hickerson spoke candidly about abusing her in a resurfaced chat, taken three months before her shock death at 36.
Revealed: Fascinating clues about identity of 'wealthy' mystery man who cannot state his name despite three years in hospital
Investigators are hunting the identity of a man who is unable to describe who he is after suffering a suspected brain hemorrhage or stroke, according to reports.
Cerebras CS-4 rack systems juice chips for every last drop of AI performance
Next-gen systems double per-chip performance while cramming 3x as many into a rack
When Seeing Double Provides Greater Insight: The Case for Digital Twins in Smart Manufacturing
Explore digital twin differences, approaches to building them, and how hybrid digital twins from Ansys can empower your operations.
Simple, painless scan that could spare thousands of men a prostate biopsy
British researchers found MRI scans alone can, in some cases, accurately diagnose the disease.
ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard dead at 77 as bandmate pays tribute to 'great friend and collaborator'
In a statement posted by the band, ZZ Top frontman Billy F. Gibbons paid tribute to a 'great friend and collaborator' who he says was a key part of their success.
OpenAI's overhead will rise 20 percent for some workloads as it hardens security
Expanded multistage chain of thought monitoring makes frontier model work more expensive
The Morning Poll: Should we press ahead with Labour's net zero targets?
The Morning Poll: Should we press ahead with Labour's net zero targets?
Britney Spears' mom poses with Jamie Lynn's kids in rare family day out... but there's no sign of estranged superstar or her sons
The post featured numerous photos taken with loved ones, including her many grandchildren.
New build asking prices rise despite sluggish housing market as Wales sees 13% jump in a year
Asking prices on new-build homes have increased by tens of thousands in some areas of Britain, despite the housing market being in the doldrums.
Europe's seas are experiencing an 'alarming' surge in temperatures - and scientists say climate change is to blame
Europe's seas are warming at an 'alarming' rate - and climate change is largely to blame, according to scientists from the World Weather Attribution.
Supermodel Karen Mulder breaks 30-year silence to say she suffered 'horrible, inhumane things'
LAURA CRAIK: Cindy, Christy, Naomi, Linda - so famous were these supermodels in the 1990s that no surname was required.
Cursor Launches 'Origin' Code Hosting Platform As GitHub Alternative
Cursor has launched Origin, a GitHub-style code hosting platform built directly into its AI coding environment. The company is initially positioning Origin as a low-risk layer on top of GitHub, keeping GitHub as the "source of truth," but the launch landed just as a major GitHub outage highlighted growing concerns about reliability in the age of AI-generated code. VentureBeat reports: Cursor began rolling out Origin, its own code hosting platform, to paid users on Monday morning. Roughly three and a half hours later, GitHub's status page lit up with what became a six-hour-and-forty-two-minute global degradation -- error rates near 20% across pull requests, issues and the API, and near 50% on archive and raw file downloads, according to GitHub's incident log. Enterprise single sign-on went down with it: SAML, OIDC, SCIM provisioning and Team Sync all failed. So did Copilot.
The developer internet did what the developer internet does. "You can now host your repos in Cursor Origin and deploy to Vercel via Cursor Origin which is itself hosted on Vercel," Vercel chief executive Guillermo Rauch posted on X. "And unlike GitHub, it's online [smile emoji]" Asked why he was smiling, Rauch replied: "trying to make light of the situation. We ourselves are stuck because of github rn!" Matt Palmer, who works at Cursor, quote-tweeted his own company's launch with the day's best line: "We were going to ship this earlier, but GitHub was down." A GitHub outage, in other words, delayed the launch of a GitHub competitor.
Product launches get locked weeks in advance, and no evidence suggests Cursor timed this one. But the coincidence did the company an enormous favor, because it dramatized the argument Origin exists to make. For eighteen years, choosing where to host your team's source code has been the least interesting decision an engineering organization makes. Cursor is betting that AI agents have made it interesting again -- and for technical decision makers, that is the real news here. Not a new product, but a new procurement question with a governance problem attached.
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Madonna poses for rare snap with her children to mark her 68th birthday in Greece... as Rocco Ritchie and Lourdes Leon steal the spotlight
Madonna posed for a rare family snap with five of her six children as she marked her 68th birthday in Greece this week.
Kanye West to perform sold-out shows in RUSSIA after being banned from entering UK and having concerts cancelled in Europe due to his antisemitic outbursts
The rapper, 49, is slated to become the biggest Western artist to perform in Russia since the country's 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Tourists swamp Dolomites beauty spot with 'crazy' queues forming for local delicacy - as Italian mountains groan under pressure from visitor invasion
The Alpine region is known as one of the most scenic spots in Italy with its cable cars, mountain views and hiking trails luring millions of holidaymakers a year.
Scientists identify 'physically demanding' jobs that increase dementia risk by a fifth
Jobs that involve strenuous physical activity, heavy lifting or long periods of standing could increase the risk of dementia, a major study has warned.
Mother saw son walking down the road with teacher who was abusing him and found photobooth pictures of them together, court told
Sally-Anne Bowen, 65, was spotted walking down a north London road with the then-teenage boy by his mother.