New details have come to light regarding Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s surprising split. After news broke that the “Babygirl” star and country hitmaker are separating after nearly 20 years of marriage on Monday, a source close to the former couple revealed that it “really hasn’t been a secret” to their inner circle. “People close … Read more
Living 150 years could not just be possible – it could soon be inevitable, according to human biologist and biohacker Gary Brecka. “If you’re alive in five years, I believe it will be your choice whether or not you want to live to 120 to 150 years old,” Brecka told Sean Hannity in a new … Read more
Donny Osmond is ready to head down by the lazy river — but not just yet. The “Puppy Love” singer, 67, addressed his “inevitable” retirement from live performance on Thursday, March 13, while appearing on “The View.” Osmond, who recently lost his older brother, Wayne, spoke about his future plans to walk away from the … Read more
Rob Lowe and Demi Moore’s on-screen chemistry was hard to resist — even for the actors. Lowe, 60, disclosed that he “briefly had a thing” with Moore, 61, in the ’80s while talking to Kelly Ripa this week on her podcast, “Let’s Talk Off Camera.” Ripa casually mentioned Moore when she disclosed that their 1986 movie … Read more
It’s a Sirius problem. A crime scene specialist is probing the forensics behind how a murder could be investigated in outer space — something he says is “inevitable” in the coming years by way of space tourism. “Where humanity goes, so too will human behavior,” said Detective Zack Kowalske, who works in CSI for the Roswell, … Read more
Prince Harry has been warned to “lay off” Kate Middleton as his wife, Meghan Markle, gears up to pen an “explosive” memoir, according to a former royal butler. Paul Burrell, who worked for Princess Diana for over 10 years until her sudden death in 1997, claims it’s “inevitable” for the Duchess of Sussex, 42, to … Read more
Shoot for the moon — you could land a new home. By 2040, Americans could be living on the moon, despite skeptics’ doubt, a NASA spokesperson told The New York Times. “We’re at a pivotal moment, and in some ways, it feels like a dream sequence,” Niki Werkheiser, the director of technology maturation at NASA, … Read more