Aggregator

The new venture, called Pagans, called quite the stir among Hollywood's biggest names as over 15 different platforms battled it out to the be one to bring it to life.

The firebrand Argentinian leader told the summit that his country's claim to the South Atlantic island was 'legitimate' and 'unrenouncable' - in a move that shocked a former Royal Navy boss.

A preschool has been slammed as 'un-Australian' after it demanded parents fork out $2,200 for their children's artwork to cover teachers' unpaid wages.

Diddy has been teaching a prison course praised by inmates as 'lifesaving,' the Daily Mail can reveal. His lawyers cited the six-week class in a filing seeking leniency ahead of sentencing

Kim Kardashian confirmed if she is back on the dating scene as she made a guest appearance on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday.

The co-workers are alleged to have manipulated the patient observation system to allow them to leave 999 call-outs early

Prince Andrew's ex-wife, the Duchess of York, 65, sat down for a trainwreck interview with 60 Minutes Australia host Michael Usher in 2011.

The TV chef, 50, was undiagnosed in school which led to him struggling academically and feeling like he was a 'failure'.

Nelson had his right limb blown off during the Battle of Santa Cruz in Tenerife in 1797. Five months after the remains of his limb was amputated, he wrote to a London curate.

Apple asked the European Union to scrap its landmark digital competition law on Thursday, arguing that it poses security risks and creates a "worse experience" for consumers. From a report: The US tech giant and the EU have repeatedly locked horns over the bloc's Digital Markets Act (DMA), which Brussels says seeks to make the digital sector in the 27-nation bloc fairer and more open. "The DMA should be repealed while a more appropriate fit for purpose legislative instrument is put in place," Apple said in a formal submission to the European Commission as part of a consultation on the law. [...] "It's become clear that the DMA is leading to a worse experience for Apple users in the EU," the tech giant said in a blog post accompanying its submission. "It's exposing them to new risks, and disrupting the simple, seamless way their Apple products work together."

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Greenwich Council had claimed the Trafalgar Tavern's tables on the Thames Path were 'visual clutter' after it had received complaints.

The plane passenger has been left outraged after paying an extra £26 (€30) for seating with more legroom - only for a family to brazenly occupy the space throughout the flight. 

Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones celebrated their joint birthdays on Thursday.

More than 750 barbers opened in the UK last year despite a broader High Street downturn - with police saying some of them are being used for money laundering.

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy said he will 'sleep in prison with my head held high', after he was sentenced to five years in jail on Thursday. 

Ever since Meghan Markle accused unnamed senior members of the Royal Family of racism in her interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021, the Prince and Princess of Wales have bitten their tongues.

It will have inclusive accessibility features, too

Kim Kardashian had the perfect models for her NikeSKIMS launch event on Wednesday.

Shatner, 94, who is beloved by Trekkies as the show's lead character Captain Kirk, is said to have experienced the health downturn while at his home in Los Angeles.

Mountain View gripes over slow-moving regulators while Redmond rakes it in

Google is like a dog with a bone over Microsoft's cloud licensing policies, not letting Euro regulators forget about what it sees as anti-competitive practices that penalize those wanting to run Windows software on rival cloud platforms.…