'Mom' to End After Season 8

cars can chat to each other using 5G internet technology.Researchers think road junctions can be managed like air traffic.Instead of drivers waiting for green lights to go each sensor-loaded vehicle will be individually tracked and given a "slot" to proceed.The system is currently deployed by aircraft awaiting runway space to land.According to telecommunications giant NTT Corporation, "cities could soon feature more smart roads and fewer red lights" thanks to "vehicles that communicate with each other and their surroundings via high-speed networks".The motor industry is expected to be one of the top four sectors employing 5G by 2030.Atsushi Koizumi, RTT’s R&D Planning chief, said: "Using data collected from our cars we can already use traffic congestion information in navigation as well as vehicle diagnoses and trouble prediction to improve the efficiency of maintenance."Looking towards future applications it will be possible to monitor road conditions using onboard cameras and sensors.”Road tests in Tokyo, Japan, showed car computers are already so advanced they can share information from up to 30 million vehicles.In the future, the data will be used to create real-time maps detecting split-second hazards such as congestion, temporary roadworks and parked cars.Mr Koizumi said in "smart cities" connected vehicles could constantly communicate with each other, pedestrians and traffic signals.Cars could inform each other of road conditions and traffic build-ups allowing them to cut speed before the occupants even realise there is a problem ahead. To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. Onboard sensors could detect other vehicles being driven dangerously or

countless dead fish washed up on the shores.A palaeobotanist researcher even drew comparisons between the Great Dying 251 million years ago – that killed off 90% of our planet's species – and damage being done today.

Who will be crowned NBA Champions this season? Comment belowThe Big Ten has since spoken out about the matter, as they confirmed that the situation would be reviewed to identify "swift and appropriate disciplinary action"."The Big Ten Conference is aware of a physical altercation involving Michigan Head Coach Juwan Howard at the conclusion of the Michigan Wolverines and Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball game," the statement read."The conference is in contact with both member institutions and is currently assessing the incident.

Adolf Hitler’s concentration camps during World War II.Holocaust survivors feared the collection would end off in the hands of neo-Nazis and extremists, so they sent complaints to the auction house about the sale.Chairman of the Anti-Defamation Commission, Dr Dvir Abramovich also said he had written to Snowball Auctions urging them to withdraw the items from the sale but his concerns were ignored. Dr Abramovich described the collection as a “showcase of pure evil” that symbolised “the unimaginable suffering inflicted by the Nazis and tramples on the memories of the victims."He added: "This gruesome item was probably bought by Hitler worshippers who wanted to proudly hang it in their lounge.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."Businesses own the message of the items they sell and it is hurtful that Snowball Auctions did not see anything wrong.”A spokesperson for Snowball Auctions acknowledged there had been a backlash to the sale but claimed those who were concerned were 'living in the past.'He said that collectors had a keen interest in the replica pistol and that the badges were probably from the internet, before adding: "It’s really just part of a wartime army."When ANZAC Day comes up there will be a lot of wartime memorabilia sold then as well."ANZAC Day is the day of remembrance commemorating those from Australia and New Zealand who died in wars.

here Friday 25th February at 9am.General admissions tickets are priced at £45.00 + fees and VIP tickets range from £60.00 + fees.For more information, fans can head to the festival's website here.For more of the latest showbiz news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.

Allison Janney is saying goodbye to Mom.

After eight years and eight seasons, "Mom" is coming to a close. The popular, long-running series premiered on CBS in September 2013 and will air its final episode on May 6.The critically-acclaimed show’s ending comes just one season after star Anna Faris’ departure, who left the series to pursue other opportunities.

“Mom” will be calling it a day at the end of the current eighth season, with CBS announcing the news on Wednesday.

Allison Janney celebrated her long-time involvement in CBS’ Mom after the network announced that the sitcom will end after the current eighth season.

Allison Janney is speaking out after news that is ending after the current season.Janney was reflective about starring in the CBS sitcom for eight years, ahead of the series finale on May 6, writing in a lengthy note on Instagram that it's been «one of the great honors» playing Bonnie. Getting to be part of MOM these past 8 years...showing the laughter, love and hope that can come with recovery, has been one of the great honors of my life," she wrote Thursday.

Actress Mimi Kennedy - who plays Marjorie on the hit show Mom - has shared an online petition started by fans who are calling for the CBS sitcom to be saved after its cancellation.Yesterday, it was announced that Mom would end later this year after eight seasons, following the dramatic exit of lead star Anna Faris, who left days before production was due to start last September.However, Allison Janney told Ellen DeGeneres earlier this week that she hoped the ensemble cast would continue to 'keep telling their story' about the characters who deal with the important subject of addiction and recovery. 'Save the sitcom MOM!' Actress Mimi Kennedy shared a fan petition on Thursday to rescue show after getting axed...

CBS will end its sitcom Mom this year during the eighth season, following the shocking and abrupt departure of lead star Anna Faris last year.Despite Faris leaving just days before production was due to begin, the show continued with her co-star Allison Janney at the helm - who yesterday described going back to set without Faris as 'odd'.'For the past eight years, we've had the great honor to bring these wonderful characters to life, sharing their struggles and triumphs with millions of viewers every week,' said executive producers Chuck Lorre, Gemma Baker and Nick Bakay, in a statement obtained by Variety. Tearful goodbyes:Mom is CANCELLED after 8 seasons following the dramatic exit of lead Anna Faris...

according to Variety.The move comes after Anna Faris, who plays Bonnie’s daughter Christy, shockingly left the series right before production began on Season 8 in September.“For the past eight years, we’ve had the great honor to bring these wonderful characters to life, sharing their struggles and triumphs with millions of viewers every week,” said executive producers Lorre, Gemma Baker and Nick Bakay in a statement. “From the beginning, we set out to tell stories about recovery from alcoholism and addiction that are rarely portrayed in a network comedy series.

“Mom” will be calling it a day at the end of the current eighth season, with CBS announcing the news on Wednesday.

CBS’s Mom will end with season eight, the network announced today (February 17).

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Mom” will end its run on CBS this year at the conclusion of Season 8, Variety has learned.That means that the season finale currently scheduled for May 6 will now serve as the series finale. The show had been renewed for Seasons 7 and 8 in early 2019.

CBS’ praised Mom — the network’s longest running comedy series on the air — will end its run after the current eighth season. Mom‘s series finale has been set for May 6 in its Thursday 9 PM time period.

For Allison Janney, filming "Mom" is a much different experience without her co-star, Anna Faris. The two starred in seven seasons of the hit sitcom before Faris, 44, abruptly exited the series, leaving Janney to lead the series on her own.

Anna Faris made a shocking and dramatic exit from the hit CBS comedy Mom last September, when she left with only days before production was set to begin on Season 8.Her co-star Allison Janney was supportive at the time, and has given an update on how the series carried on despite the casting nightmare, in a sit-down interview on The Ellen DeGeneres show.Describing the situation as 'odd' Janney expanded frankly: 'Yeah, it was very odd and she's very missed.

Allison Janney is opening up about her hit series.

A new normal. Following Anna Faris‘ shocking announcement that she was leaving Mom after seven seasons on the CBS show, her costar Allison Janney revealed how the cast has adjusted to the big change.