James Norton in Playing Nice Joss Barratt/ITVJames Norton has a message for viewers finding his latest drama for ITV a little on the far-fetched side. The former Happy Valley star takes the lead in the new four-part series Playing Nice, about two couples who learn that their three-year-old sons were actually switched at birth. “Family, either your parents or your children, they are the thing which you have that 4am anxiety about,” he said. The final two instalments of Playing Nice will air on ITV1 on Sunday and Monday night at 9pm. If you can’t wait till then, though, all four episodes are currently available to watch on the catch-up service ITVX.

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LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON (AP) — Special counsel Jack Smith has resigned from the Justice Department after submitting his investigative report on President-elect Donald Trump, an expected move that comes amid legal wrangling over how much of that document can be made public in the days ahead. The department disclosed Smith’s departure in a court filing Saturday, saying he had resigned one day earlier. Special counsel Jack Smith speaks to the media about an indictment of former President Donald Trump, Aug. 1, 2023, at an office of the Department of Justice in Washington. AdvertisementThe Justice Department told the appeals court in its emergency motion that Cannon’s order was “plainly erroneous.”“The Attorney General is the Senate-confirmed head of the Department of Justice and is vested with the authority to supervise all officers and employees of the Department,” the Justice Department said. AdvertisementWilliam Barr, attorney general during Trump’s first term, released a special counsel report examining Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and potential ties to the Trump campaign.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGBill Maher says he won’t be leaving HBO’s “Real Time” anytime soon. “What I was saying was that I didn’t want to do another Trump term,” Maher told Tapper. But the comedian told Tapper that he won’t let Trump “get in my mind” — and downplayed his prior concerns. I’m just gonna hope for the best and then when something serious happens I’ll comment.”Advertisement“It’s perfect, perfect for comedy,” Maher added. Tech and media titans who’ve previously criticized Trump (or even booted him off their social media platforms) have made curious 180-degree shifts since the election.

Along with volunteering and donating money or goods, social media has presented Angelenos with a very simple action that they can take to conserve water: stop using ChatGPT. But what exactly do ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence tools have to do with the water supply? “Data centers that host AI services like ChatGPT continuously consume power and indirectly rely on water for cooling,” he said. As long as data centers rely on water to regulate their temperature, AI will be a drain on water supplies, including in places with warmer and drier climates. But in the meantime, if you’re in LA, hold off on your ChatGPT use until the wildfire threat subsides.

There are man caves and then there are man caves. This oceanfront La Jolla homehas the mother of all man caves: a 27-seat home theater with 10 screens so that you can watch simultaneous sporting events without switching channels. %Gallery-138249%The Italian Renaissance-style 8,400-square-foot house has more than 150 feet of oceanfront, but we guess some people prefer watching TV to the waves. Click on the images below to some other La Jolla, Calif., listings:See more Houses of the Day and homes for sale in La Jolla, Calif., on AOL Real Estate. Got a tip for House of the Day?

Danielle E. Belton (Credit: Craig Barritt/Getty Images for IWMF) © TheWrapDanielle Belton, editor-in-chief of HuffPost and a trailblazer in media leadership, announced her resignation on Thursday as the newsroom undergoes significant layoffs. Belton, who has led HuffPost since 2019, shared her decision in an emotional staff memo, highlighting the challenges of balancing her role with the difficult realities facing the media industry. A Leader Focused on Advocacy“I could not, in good faith, ask others to make this difficult decision without doing the same,” Belton wrote. “I have incredible faith in the team to lead HuffPost through this difficult time,” Belton wrote, expressing her continued support for the organization and its mission. Belton’s impact on HuffPost and her advocacy for her team leave a lasting legacy, even as she steps away during these challenging times.

Being a healthy female in my mid-40s with no symptoms or major risk factors, I knew my chances of breast cancer were low. As a single mom of three boys and a doctor with a busy breast radiation oncology practice, that day was a typical manic workday with every hour booked solid. Having counseled thousands of patients through their breast cancer diagnosis, I was fully aware of how nondiscriminatory this disease could be. Biopsies of the two biggest masses and the lymph node confirmed breast cancer. She has been documenting her breast cancer journey and increasing awareness of the disease on her Instagram page @breast_cancer_360.

Shōgun, Hacks and Baby Reindeer were the big winners at the 2025 Golden Globes Disney/HBO/NetflixThe Golden Globes kicked off awards season for another year on Sunday night, celebrating not just the biggest achievements in film of the past year, but also television. AdvertisementDon’t let that “TV comedy” label fool you, either – as the decision for awards bodies to refer to The Bear as such has long been controversial. AdvertisementStream it on: NetflixHacksWinner: Best TV Comedy, Best Female Actor In A TV Comedy (Jean Smart)Tell me more: Hit US sitcom Hacks centres Deborah Vance, a faded comedy icon who finds herself lumped with a younger co-writer in a bid to save her Las Vegas nightclub act. AdvertisementUnfortunately, the Golden Globes’ other big winner for 2025 is a little harder to come by in the UK. it will be available to watch legitimately on this side of the Atlantic.

Trump Waved Magic Wand, Made Jan. 6 Go AwayMany Americans didn’t care about MAGA’s failed coup Manny Otiko · Follow Published in An Injustice! · 4 min read · 4 days ago 4 days ago -- 5 ShareImage by Grok. But from reading several articles about the notorious attack on the Capitol, I concluded Republicans are trying to rewrite history about Jan. 6. In their eyes, Jan. 6 was a legitimate protest by patriots entrapped by the FBI. And the American people said ‘We don’t care,’ and I mean, they don’t care,” said Fanone in a Huffington Post interview.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Donald Trump is preparing more than 100 executive orders starting Day One of the new White House, in what amounts to a shock-and-awe campaign on border security, deportations and a rush of other policy priorities. Trump told Republican senators about the onslaught ahead during a private meeting on Capitol Hill. Many of the actions are expected to launch on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, when he takes office. Trump top adviser Stephen Miller outlined for the GOP senators the border security and immigration enforcement measures that are likely to launch soonest. The Countdown To Trump Is On On Jan. 20, Donald Trump will reclaim the most powerful seat in our nation's government.

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HuffPost’s top editor resigned after the left-leaning news site was hit by mass layoffs — as fury grows that the parent company was “bowing to MAGA” ahead of Donald Trump taking office this month. 3 HuffPost editor-in-chief Danielle Belton said Thursday she was exiting the company amid broader layoffs. News of Belton’s exit and the broader cuts related to business challenges sparked anger at BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti. “It’s a tough business and I’m not naive about cuts – but is he also another exec bowing to MAGA?” HuffPost national editor George Zornick posted on X on Thursday. How does dismantling us serve long-term business or journalistic goals?”3 One HuffPost editor slammed HuffPost-parent CEO Jonah Peretti for “bowing to MAGA” over the newsroom cuts.

Hugh Grant in Love Actually Universal/Dna/Working Title/Kobal/ShutterstockBut while romantic comedies may have been the British star’s bread and butter for many years, it turns out making them wasn’t always quite as fun as the finished product made out. AdvertisementReflecting on his time spent appearing in rom-coms, Hugh told Variety: “They’re hard. “The Richard Curtis ones are really about pain. Because I’ve seen the romantic comedies that are slightly put together by committee, and they don’t work as well.”AdvertisementHugh continued: “I just think ‘com’ is difficult. I love the fact that people still like them, but I never felt comfortable really doing them,” Hugh told his former co-star.

In yet another grim chapter for mainstream media, HuffPost is cutting 30 editorial positions, accounting for roughly 22% of its newsroom. This latest shake-up marks a continuation of a troubling trend within the once-dominant HuffPost, which was initially hailed as a revolutionary digital media outlet. These pieces often sparked backlash, with critics accusing HuffPost of painting gamers with a broad, negative brush and contributing to the polarization between mainstream media and gaming audiences. The mainstream media has faced “significant challenges” in recent years, with an estimated total of around 4,000 job cuts across the UK and US in 2024. Sports Illustrated : Faced significant layoffs after its marketing license was revoked by Authentic Brands Group.