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Despite Margot capturing attention at the London premiere in a backless, bejewelled see-through gown, the film didn't crack the top five most-watched movies

Ms Mulroney has reportedly been offered an advance of more than $1million to publish an account of their relationship.

Katy Perry penned a deeply personal post on Monday reflecting on the past 'rollercoaster' year in honor of the first anniversary of her latest album, 143.

The Daily Mail broke the news that Dani, 29, one of the show's favourites, had to bow out on Tuesday, after fracturing her ankle during a training rehearsal on Friday.

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The Stargate project, the OpenAI-led plan to cover the world with datacenters, has announced plans to construct five new bit barns in the US.…

Matthew McConaughey revealed in his memoir that his father James McConaughey  died of a heart attack after having sex with the actor's mother, Mary Kathleen 'Kay' McConaughey.

Disney is raising prices again for Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Select starting October 21, 2025, with most ad-supported tiers going up by $2-3 per month and bundles also seeing increases. It marks the third consecutive year of U.S. streaming price hikes. Variety reports: It's that time of year again, apparently: Disney is raising the prices of its Disney+ and Hulu plans in the U.S., including most bundles, as of next month. The standalone Disney+ with ads service is rising from $9.99 to $11.99/month on Oct. 21, 2025, while the Disney+ Premium (without ads) is going from $15.99 to $18.99/month. The Hulu standalone plan with ads is increasing from $9.99 to $11.99/month as of the same date; the premium version of Hulu with no ads will remain at $18.99 per month. In addition, the price of ESPN Select (the service formerly known as ESPN+, which has a more limited content lineup than the recently launched ESPN Unlimited all-in app) will increase from $11.99 to $12.99 per month on Oct. 21. For now, the introductory price of the Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Unlimited bundle with ads will remain $29.99 per month (for the first 12 months). It's the third time in three years Disney is raising the prices of the streaming services in the U.S., after price hikes for Disney+ and Hulu in October 2024 and in October 2023. Disney provided notifications of the latest price hikes Tuesday on its customer support sites.

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Jake Cummings was a special constable in Dorset and then a PC in London when he carried out 'extensive controlling, coercive behaviour' against three woman over a near five-year period.

Stacey Solomon's rarely seen ex, and dad to her eldest son Zachary, appeared on her family reality show Stacey & Joe for the first time on Tuesday night. 

As Gucci launches its exciting new era under creative director Demna, it kicked off Milan Fashion Week in style with the premiere of an eye-catching new short film.

ROLAND WHITE: Michael Portillo has been celebrating two centuries of rail travel. That's not just his own trips, you understand, although it sometimes feels like it.

Noel Clarke sued Guardian News and Media over seven articles and a podcast, including one that said 20 women who knew him professionally accused him of misconduct.

Gabrielle has continued to grow in strength this week, turning into a massive Category 4 storm in the central Atlantic.

EXCLUSIVE: Simon Jones, 50, had been living in Los Angeles for 20 years and hoped to break into the movie business.

Caroline Peaty, 59, captured the disturbing act on CCTV as two men approached her home in Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, on Saturday night.

Microsoft is preparing a Publisher Content Marketplace to pay publishers when their work is used in AI products like Copilot. Neowin reports: Microsoft is reportedly discussing with select US publishers a pilot program for its so-called Publisher Content Marketplace, a system that pays publishers for their content when it gets used by AI products, starting with its own Copilot assistant. The PCM will launch with a limited number of partners before Microsoft hopes to expand the program over time. The company pitched the idea to publishing executives at an invite-only Partner Summit in Monaco last week. Microsoft was allegedly courting them with the message: "You deserve to be paid on the quality of your IP." No concrete launch date for the pilot was shared. As Axios notes, Microsoft is the first major company to try to build a proper AI marketplace for publishers. Other AI labs like OpenAI have mostly focused on securing one-off licensing deals instead of building a platform for ongoing transactions. Companies like Cloudflare are also working on a more technical, network-level solution to this problem.

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With an estimated net worth of £1 billion, you would think Sir Paul McCartney might have acquired a taste for fancy food and attentive service.

Will hulking former England rugby star James Haskell, who regularly rubs shoulders with royalty, be able to shrug off the latest grievous blow?

A failed asylum seeker in an unnamed hotel used by the Home Office said he had been sent on a 250-mile, £600 taxi ride for a knee check-up.

There is no prospect of history repeating itself when it comes to Geri Halliwell 's marriage to Christian Horner, friends suggest to GRANT TUCKER.