1+ min ago (714+ words) Absolute Batman Fighting Absolute Bane was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday. Lying In The Gutters is the daily runaround for the most-read stories the day before, as well as over the past seven years. Founded over sixteen years ago and steeped in a history of comic book industry gossip for a further eighteen [] Absolute Batman Fighting Absolute Bane and the top ten stories from yesterday Spoilers: Absolute Batman Fighting Absolute Bane, Round Two DC Comics Dominates Top Twenty Anticipated Comics This Wednesday Bosch Universe: Michael Connelly's "Ironwood" Teams Stilwell & Ballard The Killing Jock? Jock & Batman: The Killing Joke, What Does It Mean? First Look At Daredevil #1 by Stephanie Phillips And Lee Garbett Spider-Man Returns to 1977 with New US-Inspired Hot Toys Exclusive Shinobi: Art of Vengeance Adds Two New Lizardcube Drops Marvel Launches Moonstar in March, From Ashley Allen…...

1+ min ago (180+ words) Nicole Kidman addressed her personal life following the end of her 19-year marriage to Keith Urban. In a recent conversation with Ariana Grande, the actress shared how she's coping post-split and reflected on the support she felt while filming her latest project. Reports of Kidman and Urban's separation emerged in September, with a source confirming to Page Six that the couple had "been living separately since the beginning of the summer." The same source noted that Kidman "did not want the separation and was trying to save things." Kidman filed for divorce on September 30, 2025. The couple shares two daughters, Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14. According to a source, Kidman is focusing on her daughters and their home life: "The last thing Nicole wanted was a broken family. Her focus [is] on creating new traditions with her daughters and keeping their…...

1+ min ago (317+ words) Amazon will invest $50 billion from 2026 to boost AI and supercomputing capabilities for US intelligence, defense, cybersecurity and research agencies, massively scaling secure compute capacity. Apple has cut dozens of sales roles as part of a rare restructuring move, even as the company heads toward a record-breaking December quarter. Meanwhile, analysts say quantum computers could disrupt Bitcoin by exposing millions of long-dormant coins. Here's a sharp rundown of the biggest tech headlines today, from Amazon's mega AI buildout to Google's prompt rules and Uniphy's futuristic machine interfaces. Dive in! Amazon will invest up to $50 billion from 2026 to expand AI and supercomputing capacity for U.S. government agencies, adding 1.3 GW of secure compute infrastructure to boost intelligence, defense, research, cybersecurity, and large-scale AI development across classified cloud regions. UK startup Uniphy has received "3M from Mercia Ventures to develop an integrated chip and miniaturise its…...

2+ min ago (264+ words) A man from Somerset has paid for a defibrillator for his neighbourhood after discovering a lack of them in the area. Dennis Wood, 80, from Burnham-on-Sea, had a heart attack in 2016 and wanted to see where his nearest machine was just in case. He said: "I just thought why not get ahead and purchase a defibrillator? Everyone was so thankful in our street. "I have a weaker heart than most so I thought, the more defibs in the area, the merrier I suppose - they save lives." Mr Wood bought the defibrillator through the Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance's Life Support initiative. Rosie Cornelilus-Light, who coordinates the Life Support project, said: "Our crew can be anywhere within Dorset and Somerset in approximately 20 minutes. "But the care a patient receives before we arrive can play a vital role in saving their life. "By…...

2+ min ago (47+ words) [People attend the funeral of Hezbollah]Some Lebanese question disarmament, but Israel views Hezbollah's weapons as a direct security threat. At Hezbollah leader's funeral, locals see terror group as their only hope - feature Some Lebanese question disarmament, but Israel views Hezbollah's weapons as a direct security threat....

2+ min ago (232+ words) In the world of internet trends, Gen Z has come up with something new called the "fridge cigarette." While the name might sound strange or even risky, it's actually harmless and has nothing to do with smoking. This TikTok trend is all about grabbing a cold drink from the fridge and enjoying a quick, relaxing break'like a small daily ritual for a reset. The internet's new way to reset Across TikTok and social media platforms, creators dramatically open their refrigerator and grab a chilled Diet Coke. The videos have collected thousands of likes, turning a simple drink into a full-blown coping mechanism. For many, this ritual reflects what a smoke break represented in older generations: a short pause to breathe, detach, and mentally reset after a draining day. So why Diet Coke? Experts say the appeal comes from the sensory…...

2+ min ago (283+ words) Plans to extend a house in multiple occupation (HMO) have been approved on appeal. The proposal concerned 4 Ivy Road in Abington, Northampton, where the owner wanted to increase the number of occupants from six to seven. Planning officers at West Northamptonshire Council had recommended the scheme for approval. But after an August committee meeting raised concerns over noise, parking and litter, members voted to refuse it. However, the applicant, Mr V Kryshinets, appealed to the government's Planning Inspectorate, which has now overturned the council's decision. At the August meeting, a local authority officer told councillors it would be difficult to argue that adding one bedroom would significantly affect parking or local amenities, saying he was "not convinced we can make a case for it" if the decision went to appeal. Reform UK councillor David Gaskell warned the committee was being…...

3+ min ago (247+ words) A group of school children has captured the internet's attention with their clever solution to a daily struggle, carrying heavy school bags. In a viral video circulating on social media, five students can be seen walking to school with their backpacks tied to a long bamboo stick, sharing the load as they move together. While most children individually struggle with the increasing weight of school bags, these students have showcased a simple yet brilliant idea: teamwork. Instead of each child carrying their own heavy bag, they have balanced the bags across the bamboo, holding them collectively on their shoulders, turning a tough routine into an innovative lesson in collaboration. The video, believed to be from a region in the North East, shows the children smiling and waving at the camera, indicating that they are not just solving a problem but…...

3+ min ago (247+ words) A group of school children has captured the internet's attention with their clever solution to a daily struggle, carrying heavy school bags. In a viral video circulating on social media, five students can be seen walking to school with their backpacks tied to a long bamboo stick, sharing the load as they move together. While most children individually struggle with the increasing weight of school bags, these students have showcased a simple yet brilliant idea: teamwork. Instead of each child carrying their own heavy bag, they have balanced the bags across the bamboo, holding them collectively on their shoulders, turning a tough routine into an innovative lesson in collaboration. The video, believed to be from a region in the North East, shows the children smiling and waving at the camera, indicating that they are not just solving a problem but…...

3+ min ago (323+ words) A celebration of life service is being held for a woman who blogged about her life with breast cancer. Felicity Rackstraw ran the My Traitorous Tit blog, talking of her epxeriences since being diagnosed in 2022. In a post published following her death in October she called for people to mark her passing by wearing their fanciest outfit and having a party. A service to celebrate the 48-year-old's life is being held in Etruria, Stoke-on-Trent, later on Tuesday. "We are not calling it a funeral because that wouldn't be right for Flick, it's definitely a celebration of life," said her friend Janet Stanway, adding it would be "packed out" as she made an impression on so many people. Ms Rackstraw, known as Flick, was helped by Stoke-on-Trent cancer support group, Pink Sisters and Misters. In 2023 she told BBC Radio Stoke screenings…...