Don’t call it a comeback! Screen icon James Dean is about to appear in his first film since his death in 1955, and it’s all due to the magic of CGI. The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that the “Rebel Without A Cause” star has been posthumously cast in the Vietnam-era action drama “Finding Jack,” a […]
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Airbnb says it will verify every single property on its platform after a news website found a series of scams. In October, Vice News uncovered a pattern of false or misleading property listings posted on the rentals site. Airbnb said it would review every property by December 2020, and also promised to refund customers if
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All passengers and crew are safely off a plane at the center of a security alert Wednesday night at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, Dutch military police and an airport spokesman said. “The situation is now safe,” airport spokesman Dennis Muller told The Associated Press. “All flights can now depart.” The military police service earlier said it
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California’s attorney general disclosed an ongoing probe into Facebook privacy practices Wednesday as investigators sought a court’s help in getting documents and answers from Facebook. The California probe, one of many legal inquiries into Facebook, began as a response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal and grew into an investigation into whether Facebook has misrepresented its
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From his first career start in 2006 to some riveting comebacks and crushing defeats, Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers has had plenty of memorable experiences playing against the Raiders at the Oakland Coliseum. So there will be a bit of nostalgia when Rivers plays his final scheduled game there Thursday night, when the Chargers (4-5) take
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A Conservative minister said the Labour leader wanted to “demonise” the UK’s wealth creators. When Andrew Neil asked Nadhim Zahawi if Jeremy Corbyn really wanted to have rich people “shot”, the business minister replied: “I don’t know, you will have to ask him that question.” Their exchanges came after Boris Johnson compared the opposition leader
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California attorney general says he has been investigating Facebook‘s privacy practices since 2018. Attorney General Xavier Becerra offered few details about the probe and said he was disclosing it only because his office was making a public court filing to force Facebook to answer subpoenas. According to the filing, Facebook took a year to fully
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There’s no denying that Instagram is the best place to discover the latest and greatest skin care trends, as one glance at the #igtopshelfie hashtag introduces you to a plethora of prettily-packaged products (we’re looking at you, Drunk Elephant!) any influencer would love. But while these trendy skin care buys are sure to gain tons
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Image copyright Google/BBC Image caption The Bee Gees frst performed as The Rattlesnakes at the Gaumont cinema in Chorlton Fans of the Bee Gees are in a race against time to save a former cinema building where the band’s famous brothers first performed. The Gaumont cinema in Chorlton, Manchester, was where the young Gibb brothers
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Image copyright Reuters High borrowing means the government is set to bust its rules on spending, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has said. The gap between what the government spends and what it receives was now set to be much higher than expected, the think tank warned. Higher public spending, slower growth and changes
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