Instagram Algorithms Connect ‘Vast’ Network of Pedophiles Seeking Child Pornography, According to Researchers

Nicolas Coster, the British-American actor who played an evasive lawyer in All The President’s Men (“I’m not here,” he insisted to Robert Redford’s Bob Woodward as the two sat in a courtroom), a fiendish kidnapper in All My Children, zany businessman Lionel Lockridge on Santa Barbara, and the father of Lisa Whelchel’s Blair Warner in The Facts of Life, died Monday at a hospital in Florida. He was 89.

Selena Gomez is putting the titular meaning of Lose You To Love Me into very explicit practice online!

The stepson of one of the men missing in the North Atlantic Ocean in that OceanGate Expeditions submersible has deleted his Twitter account amid major backlash online.

Zoe Hewitt When a state’s gross domestic product is the second-largest nationally and ranks within the top 10 worldwide, its government must be innovative when it comes to keeping the population employed. For Texas, this means enticing productions to set up shop not just through the use of tax incentives and grants, but by devising innovative ways to support filmmakers as well. Since Texas communities are spread across a vast landscape, the Film-Friendly Certified Community Program was developed in 2007 to metaphorically connect the state. Its goal was to lock in a blueprint of standardized filming guidelines while providing filmmakers with a contact to pave the way for them locally, thus creating a seamless process for productions.

, and a blazer on top—it’s one of Princess Diana’s most famous off-duty looks. And now, a checked blazer, believed to be worn by the royal at the Guards Polo Club in Windsor in 1988, is .David Quelch, the former managing director of Burberry, reportedly gave the blazer (valued between $380 and $640) to his assistant in 1997 upon his retirement—explaining at the time that the piece had been sent in by Diana as she had wanted it to be remade in a different fabric.Unfortunately, though, it’s not possible to prove for certain it’s the exact jacket the Princess wore.

Amy Childs has admitted that newborn daughter Millie's vivid chest birthmark "worried" her before a doctor settled her nerves. Born two months ago, little Millie (full name Amelia Mae Delbosq) and twin brother Billy River Delbosq are well acquainted with the world now, with their famous The Only Way is Essex legend mum, 33, showing off their days out together on social media. Posting holiday snaps via Instagram Stories on Monday, Amy addressed the attention Millie's "strawberry" birthmark seems to be attracting from fans.

Former TOWIE star Amy Childs has been mum-shamed by trolls after sharing her first holiday with newborn twins has been "tough". She posted a picture of herself in a one-shouldered black swimsuit and a pair of shades, as she stood behind the pram holding her babies. In the caption, she wrote: "First holiday with the Twins …[blue and pink growing heart emoji].

Amy Childs took to social media to share an unexpected 'tough' moment during a family holiday - and was criticised by some fans.

, Kourtney Kardashian rang in Father's Day by sharing a series of sweet baby bump photos.On June 16, the shared that she was expecting her first child with at the drummer's Blink-182 concert in Los Angeles. Kardashian already shares three children—Mason, 13, Penelope, 10, and Reign, 8—with her ex, Scott Disick.

Zayn Malik is back on Instagram!

updated its COVID-19 misinformation policy on Friday to not that, outside of countries that are still dealing with a COVID-19 emergency declaration, Meta will stop removing pandemic-related misinformation.The original misinformation removal policy, which went into effect in July 2022, is no longer active in countries not experiencing an emergency declaration.“In countries that have a COVID-19 public health emergency declaration, we will continue to remove content for violating our COVID-19 misinformation policies given the risk of imminent physical harm,” the official policy update reads. “We are consulting with health experts to understand which claims and categories of misinformation could continue to pose this risk.

Kendrick Lamar doesn’t share much with the world. Oftentimes, it feels like he’s saving material for his albums, each of which is a massive personal unburdening — none more so than last year’s Mr.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has broken her social media silence with an array of family photos following her reported affair with businessman Robert Davis.The star posted a number of sweet snaps of her family which she captioned: “Summer at Ravenseat”. One photo displayed her son Reuben having a picnic while another photo was of her daughter Clemmy stroking a pony. She also shared a picture of a BBQ, a horse popping its head around a corner and a glimpse of her son Miles celebrating his 17th birthday.

Ja Morant, the Memphis Grizzlies’ guard who is among the NBA’s most dynamic players, has been suspended without pay by the league for 25 games after repeatedly brandishing a gun on social media. Pro rated, the suspension will cost Morant $10.2 million of his $33.5 million annual salary. It will also cost the Grizzlies, who came in second in the Western Conference last year, their best player for a good chunk of the 82-game season.

Zendaya really loves sending her boyfriend memes.

Kasabian are back with a brand new track, ‘Algorithms’.Released today (June 16), ‘Algorithms’ isn’t a love letter to the AI boom sweeping the industry. Instead, it addresses AI’s emergence, highlighting the downside of over-reliance on machines.“Algorithms taking control / The robots taking control believing they have a soul / They’ll never feel love like this,” frontman Serge Pizzorno croons over the track’s chorus.Listen to Kasabian’s ‘Algorithms’ below.Pizzorno doubles down on this, explaining via a press release: “‘Algorithms’ is a song that explores the idea that robots can’t experience emotion and being in the moment, whereas humans can, and that is the beauty that separates us… for now.”The band have also released a gripping lyric video for ‘Algorithms’, for which they collaborated with digital design studio Uncanny.

Amy Duggar King hasn’t heard from her cousin Josh Duggar’s wife, Anna, amid his legal trials.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor Netflix chief content officer Bela Bajaria used the platform of her keynote address Friday at the UCLA Entertainment Symposium to dispel a few myths that persist around the streamer that has transformed television viewing during the past decade. During an hourlong, wide-ranging Q&A with veteran entertainment attorney Ken Ziffren, Bajaria made the forceful case that “algorithms don’t decide what we make” when it comes to how Netflix uses data to inform programming and strategic decisions. “There’s not an algorithm that would probably say, you know what’s a great idea? A period show about a woman playing chess,” Bajaria said, pointing to 2021’s “The Queen’s Gambit,” which raked in 11 Emmys for the streamer including the trophy for best limited series. Nor would data analytics ever deliver a report instructing them to “do something thematically about connection and lonliness, and maybe throw in road rage for the inciting incident,” Bajaria added, pointing to this year’s Ali Wong-Steven Yeun starrer “Beef.”

EXCLUSIVE: Activist Artists Management has signed Hanna Västinsalo, the Finnish writer-director whose debut feature, Palimpsest, won an HFPA Special Prize at last year’s Venice Film Festival. The emerging filmmaker will now be represented at the company by Bernie Cahill and Jon Kanak.

Jaden Hossler is getting real about mental health.