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Who is Ozzy Osbourne? From Black Sabbath’s Prince Of Darkness to relationship with Sharon and reality TV stardom | Ents & Arts News
Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne is set to take to the stage for one last performance.The 76-year-old, whose real name is John Michael Osbourne, will reunite with his Black Sabbath bandmates at Aston Villa’s Villa Park for a gig that promises to be the “greatest heavy metal show ever”. The all-day Back To The Beginning show will be the metal band’s first performance together in 20 years, with original stars Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Terence ‘Geezer’ Butler and Bill Ward.The comeback marks the first major show Osbourne has done since he cancelled planned gigs in Europe and the UK back in 2023,…
‘Godfather’ of AI warns arms race risks amplifying dangers of ‘superhuman’ systems | UK News
An arms race for artificial intelligence (AI) supremacy, triggered by recent panic over Chinese chatbot DeepSeek, risks amplifying the existential dangers of superintelligence, according to one of the “godfathers” of AI.Canadian machine learning pioneer Yoshua Bengio, author of the first International AI Safety Report to be presented at an international AI summit in Paris next week, warns unchecked investment in computational power for AI without oversight is dangerous. “The effort is going into who’s going to win the race, rather than how do we make sure we are not going to build something that blows up in our face,” Mr…
Things really do seem better in the morning, study suggests | Science, Climate & Tech News
Things, generally, “do seem better in the morning” – that is according to scientists who suggest the earlier hours of the day are when most feel at their best.Research using the University College London (UCL) COVID-19 Social Study found people also widely feel happier in the summertime than they do during the winter months. Using survey data from 49,218 adults between March 2020 and March 2022, the researchers found people generally woke up “feeling best” but were “feeling worst” by midnight.Dr Feifei Bu, from UCL’s department of behavioural science and health, said: “Our findings suggest that on average, people’s mental…
The Goonies cast has reunited in Hollywood to celebrate one of their number being immortalised in concrete.Actor Ke Huy Quan was honoured with a hand and footprint ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on Monday. To celebrate, much of his fellow cast from the classic 1985 film turned up, posing in pictures. Image: The Goonies cast members (L-R): Josh Brolin, writer Chris Columbus, Kerri Green, Ke Huy Quan, Corey Feldman and Joe Pantoliano. Pic: Reuters/Mario Anzuoni Image: Pic: Reuters/Mario Anzuoni Cast members Josh Brolin, Joe Pantoliano, Kerri Green, and Corey Feldman as well as writer Chris Columbus…
China hits back after new US tariffs take effect – as those against Mexico and Canada are paused | US News
China has retaliated after the US imposed 10% tariffs on its goods.Not long after the US taxes began at 5am British time, China said it was imposing 10% tariffs on American crude oil, agricultural machinery, large-displacement cars and pickup trucks. There will also be 15% tariffs on coal and liquefied natural gas, as well as an investigation into Google.China also said it is imposing export controls on rare earth metals such as tungsten, tellurium, ruthenium, molybdenum and ruthenium-related items – the country controls much of the world’s supply of such metals, which are critical for the transition to clean energy.They…
AI could drive big increase in number and speed of women being treated for breast cancer | UK News
A trial using artificial intelligence (AI) in breast cancer screening could lead to a dramatic rise in the number of patients being treated. At present, two radiologists are needed to look at the images from mammograms to ensure accuracy. It is hoped that the AI being trialled will allow one to complete the process on their own, freeing up others to see more patients.Almost 700,000 women are expected to take part in the research, the government has announced.Those already booked in for routine NHS screenings will be invited to join the £11m Early Detection using Information Technology in Health (Edith)…
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s lawyers told to stop discussing cases | Ents & Arts News
A judge has warned Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s lawyers to stop publicly discussing their competing lawsuits.Both actors – who co-starred in 2024’s It Ends With Us – have filed lawsuits against each other following an initial legal complaint from Lively. The 37-year-old accused Baldoni of sexual harassment on the set of the film – and an alleged subsequent plan to damage her reputation. Baldoni then sued Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds, accusing them of hijacking both the production and marketing of the film, as well as allegedly attempting to smear him and others who worked on the production…
Thames Water will seek High Court approval for a £3bn rescue plan in a four-day hearing beginning at the Royal Courts of Justice on Monday.The indebted utility is seeking a judge’s approval for a restructuring plan centred on an emergency loan it says it needs to avoid running out of cash by the end of March. The loan is being offered by existing “A class” creditors who hold around £11bn of the more than £16bn of debt racked up by Thames Water Utility Holdings, the regulated operating company that serves more than 15 million customers in London and the South…
Endangered froglets born after dramatic 7,000-mile rescue mission | Science, Climate & Tech News
More than 30 endangered froglets have been born at London Zoo after a dramatic 7,000-mile rescue mission.The Darwin’s frog, named after Charles Darwin, faces extinction after the introduction of chytrid fungus to their habitat. In 2023, it was confirmed the deadly fungus had arrived in the Parque Tantauco forests in southern Chile – leading to a 90% decline in monitored populations within a year. Image: Pic: PA/ZSL While conservationists work out how to make their forest home safe, the survival of the Darwin’s frog could depend on safe refuges like the one London Zoo has provided.However, bringing the endangered amphibians to the…
Zoe Saldana asks people to be forgiving in emotional speech after award win amid Emilia Perez controversy | Ents & Arts News
Oscar-nominated actress Zoe Saldana has called for people to be “abstract with your idea of redemption” as she won Best Supporting Actress at the 2025 London Critics’ Circle Awards.Her choice of words comes as her Emilia Perez co-star Karla Sofia Gascon apologised for her old social media posts that took aim at Islam and George Floyd. Speaking at the awards ceremony in Mayfair, London, Saldana said she wasn’t expecting to be honoured, “especially now”. Image: Zoe Saldana as Rita Moro Castro and Karla Sofia Gascon as Emilia Perez. Pic: Netflix “It is very challenging to believe in something with so…