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Paris Hilton to bring animated children’s series Paris and Pups to Sky Kids
Paris Hilton’s animated series, Paris & Pups, has been adopted at Sky Kids in the UK. The series was unveiled as part of Sky’s latest children’s TV slate for content releasing across Sky Kids platforms this year. We first told you about Paris & Pups over two years ago. Inspired by Paris Hilton’s real-life pets, Paris…
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Homeless carer sues 80-year-old father for £2m over family estate
A former City private equity specialist, Harry Lambert, 42, is suing his 80-year-old father, Christopher Lambert, at London’s High Court in a £2 million dispute over the family’s wealth and home. Harry says he gave up his career and Canary Wharf apartment in 2023 to move back to the family house in Redbridge and care…
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Yungblud receives industry backing after tearful speech over plant claims
“You’ve earned it all Dom. Cheers brother” The post Artists and entertainment world figures share support for Yungblud after emotional speech following “industry plant” accusations appeared first on NME.
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Yungblud receives backing from fellow musicians after tearful industry plant response
Artists and entertainment figures share support for Yungblud after emotional speech over “industry plant” accusations NME
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Fallout studio Obsidian reportedly loses about a quarter of its staff in Xbox layoffs
Xbox laid off around 1600 people yesterday, July 6th, as mass cuts accompanied by the decision to part ways with five studios were set in stone. This substantial upheaval’s also had plenty of consequences for the studios staying under the Microsoft banner, including a more concerted push to get remaining staff working on Xbox’s most…
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Ahmadinejad appears alive at Khamenei funeral months after reported death
Iran’s former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who was reported dead by local media at the outbreak of the country’s war with Israel and the United States, has appeared in public alive at the funeral of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Ahmadinejad, who led Iran from 2005 to 2013, had been believed killed by a missile strike…
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Tess Rowlatt bailed to four-star Melbourne hotel after meth trafficking guilty plea
Tess Rowlatt, a 36-year-old Melbourne woman dubbed a “party girl”, has been granted bail after pleading guilty to trafficking methamphetamine and dealing with the proceeds of crime. County Court judge Duncan Allen released the repeat drug offender to a “suitable bail address”, allowing her to move from a cell at the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre…
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Mass Balance sends autonomous chemistry lab into orbit to study disease proteins
British startup Mass Balance has launched an autonomous, self-run chemical laboratory into orbit, aiming to gather data on hard-to-study, disease-causing proteins in the near-absence of gravity. The grapefruit-sized apparatus lifted off aboard a SpaceX transporter on Tuesday morning and matters because it represents an early step towards using space as a routine research environment for…
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Norway hit by illness before World Cup quarter-final against England
Norway’s national football team have reportedly been struck by a bout of sickness ahead of their World Cup quarter-final against England on Saturday. The illness is significant because it raises doubts over the fitness of key players, including striker Erling Haaland, just days before they face England in the last eight. Norway secured their place…