Stephen Hawking: Last News

One of Manchester's top attractions is preparing to unveil a brand new display dedicated to the remarkable life of a world-renowned theoretical physicist later this month.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Pauly Shore wrote on Instagram that he was “up all night crying” after Richard Simmons continued to publicly distance himself from the biopic on his life that Shore is attached to star in. Furthermore, Simmons revealed on his social media platforms that he’s talking to film studios about making his own biopic. “I just read that a man that I don’t know is writing my bio pic starring Pauly Shore,” Simmons posted earlier this week.

Princess Catherine made history with her brand-new royal title from King Charles!

The King has bestowed a prestigious honour upon future Queen Kate Middleton in recognition of her remarkable public service and steadfast support for the arts, Buckingham Palace announced. As a working member of the royal family for over a decade, Kate has been appointed as the Royal Companion of The Order of the Companions of Honour, marking a significant milestone as the first royal family member to receive this distinction in the order’s 107-year history.

Kate Middleton has been bestowed with a significant new royal title from King Charles as she continues her cancer treatment.

Whoopi Goldberg has denied “insane” rumours that she’s on Jeffrey Epstein’s list.Earlier this week, the names of dozens of high-profile figures with connections to the late sex offender were made public with the release of court documents. Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton were among the associates as well as Michael Jackson and Stephen Hawking.Numerous online trolls had claimed that Goldberg was on the list and she dispelled the rumours on Thursday’s (January 4) episode of The View, branding the accusations “insane”.“Apparently they said I was on an island, and I’m like, ‘I don’t go anywhere,'” Goldberg said.“So I’m just going to say — and there’s just been a lot of stuff recently, I don’t know what I’ve done to anybody — but apparently there are a lot of the sites and they’re satire sites and people don’t realise they can be harmful.”Goldberg went on to quash numerous other rumours about her that was circulating online. “I never got kicked out of Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant.

Many high profile figures have been named as associates of Jeffrey Epstein after sealed court documents were made public.

Deal or No Deal made for emotional viewing when contestant Brad shared with host Stephen Mulhern that he was terminally ill. Brad, who was visibly upset, revealed that he had been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), a condition that weakens the muscles and leads to paralysis. Brad bravely explained that he likely only had a few years left to live.

A new study has found that a drug used to treat Parkinson's disease is able to safely slow the progression of an incurable form of motor neurone disease for over six months.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic Nearly every mainstream animated feature (and just about every comic-book movie too) sets a tone and visual design that the audience plugs into; the movie, bold and shiny and clever as it may be, won’t deviate much from that. But the images in “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” have an intoxicating unpredictability. The film makes you feel like you’re dropping through the floors of a modern art museum on acid, yet there’s a thrilling moment-to-moment logic to it all. The madly eclectic images express something — an eyeball-tickling explosion of quantum physics, or a subliminal nod to some comic-book style from decades ago that’s so retro it’s new, not to mention bedazzling. This feels like it could have been the first movie designed to earn a thumbs up from Andy Warhol and Stephen Hawking.

The parents of a Manchester schoolgirl have a spoken of their amazement after a test revealed her IQ to be ‘higher than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking’.

HER roles in the classic TV comedy Cheers and the Look Who’s Talking movies made her a screen icon. But Kirstie Alley — who has died at the age of 71 shortly after revealing she had cancer — also courted controversy by supporting Scientology and Donald Trump. The former cocaine addict, whose weight was known to fluctuate wildly, also had to settle a lawsuit after making misleading claims about her diet range.

Grammy-winning singer Roberta Flack,  whose work in classics like “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” and “Killing Me Softly with His Song” has been described as “rapturous, spellbinding mood music,” announced today through a representative that she has ALS and can no longer sing.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Academy Award-winner Eddie Redmayne will be awarded a Golden Eye for his career achievements during the 18th Zurich Film Festival (Sept. 22-Oct. 2). The British actor will receive the award in person on Sept. 25 prior to presenting the European premiere of Tobias Lindholm’s thriller “The Good Nurse,” in which he plays a nurse who poses a deadly threat to his patients. He will also participate in a ZFF Masters session. Redmayne is one of his generation’s leading character actors. The broader public will recognize him as Newt Scamander from the fantasy franchise “Fantastic Beasts,” the arthouse crowd will know him from more challenging dramas like “Trial of the Chicago 7.” Redmayne won the Academy Award for best actor for his portrayal of the paralysed physicist Stephen Hawking in “The Theory of Everything” (2014).

Radio star Lauren Laverne has been a firm favourite in the music world since the early 2000s – and is hailed as one of the UK’s most successful DJs on the airwaves. But arguably her most impressive achievement to date arrived when she landed her dream job as the presenter of much-loved radio show Desert Island Discs in 2018 - on which she carried out her favourite interview to date, supermodel Kate Moss. “They asked me and I quite literally jumped at the chance!” Lauren, 44, tells us.

Terrence Howard claims that he’s reinvented the field of physics, cracking the so-called “theory of everything” in order to create a new hydrogen-based technology with world-changing capabilities.

Richard Madeley fears a war with tooled-up aliens is on the horizon if we keep hunting for little green men. The Good Morning Britain host, 66 – dubbed a real-life Alan Partridge – wants us to stop searching for proof of life in outer space as he thinks mankind would be blasted to extinction in an Independence Day-style intergalactic battle.

NASA says. Some black holes can be as small as an atom but contain the mass of a mountain, while others can be the size of our solar system but have a mass greater than 1 million suns.Sagittarius A, the black hole at the centre of our Milky Way galaxy, is believed to have the mass of around 4 millions suns squeezed into one, but thankfully, NASA scientists do not believe Earth will be pulled into a black hole any time soon.But hypothetically speaking, what if the Earth was sucked into a black hole? What would happen? Would we be obliterated by gravity, or would we be transported to some kind of parallel universe?Not much is actually known about what goes on in a black hole except that all matter gets compressed to an indefinitely tiny point and all notions of space and time are broken. Want the latest updates on close encounters, mysterious sightings and fascinating insights from scientists ? Sign up to the Daily Star's Spaced Out newsletter HERE.Let us know what you think in the comments.Interestingly, black holes are not actually holes.

Stephen Hawking, known to be one of the greatest geniuses of our time, warned us to be careful what we wished for in our quest to make contact with aliens.He said: “Meeting an advanced civilization could be like Native Americans encountering Columbus. That didn’t turn out so well.”But some sceptics argue that the reason why we haven’t found aliens yet is simply because they don’t exist, and even if they did, they might not be the intelligent beings we imagine them to be.If they do exist, they might be tiny, microscopic organisms floating around in alien oceans somewhere under the surface of a moon billions of light years away.Then again, there are also several fringe conspiracy theorists who believe everything about space is one big hoax and nothing exists beyond our planet and its immediate atmosphere. Want the latest updates on close encounters, mysterious sightings and fascinating insights from scientists ? Sign up to the Daily Star's Spaced Out newsletter HERE. Let us know what you think in the comments. Others, on the other hand, argue that aliens already exist among us on Earth, but are simply in hiding, or in disguise.

Orbital have announced details of their new album ‘30 Something’ – you can listen to a new mix of ‘Where Is It Going?’, which posthumously features the late Stephen Hawking, below.The new record, which is set for release on July 15 via London Recordings, is being billed as “a musical celebration of the pioneering career of the hugely influential electronic music duo comprised of brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll”.Featuring a host of reworks, remakes, remixes and re-imaginings of “landmark Orbital tracks based on the duo’s unrivalled live show”, ‘30 Something’ will be released this summer to celebrate the duo’s recent 30th anniversary.Such Orbital tracks as ‘Chime’, ‘Satan’, ‘The Box’, ‘Impact’ and ‘Halcyon’ will feature on ‘30 Something’, as well as guest mixes from the likes of Joris Voorn, Jon Hopkins, Dusky, Jon Tejada, Yotto and David Holmes.“What’s been amazing for me is looking at our past and thinking of all the people who’ve come to see us, they are absolutely brilliant, warm and create such an amazing vibe,” Phil Hartnoll said in a statement. “They are now bringing their kids to our gigs, they love it.”His brother Paul added: “Now we’re diving into our past and reminding ourselves, blimey, we really did that.

Hollywood actor and Fantastic Beasts star Eddie Redmayne is starring in Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, which hits cinemas today.The star, who was born on January 6 1982, has enchanted fans with his role as Newt Scamander in the Harry Potter prequel films, as well as winning awards for his performance as Professor Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything.One of the world's most talented actors, he was also awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2015 for his services to drama.However before finding fame, Eddie had an interesting life as a model, as well as finding romance with a school friend and playing rugby with a member of the Royal family.Eddie Redmayne is one of the world's biggest actors, but many fans might not know that before he found fame as an actor, he modelled for brands including Burberry.Since then he has become a household name, having starred in films including Les Miserables, Early Man and The Trial of the Chicago 7.In 2016, Eddie also played Professor Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything, for which he won an Academy Award and a BAFTA for best actor.He was also nominated for an Academy Award in 2015 for his performance as Lili in The Danish Girl, but earlier this year spoke about his regret over playing the role.While some viewers praised the film, others said that a trans actor should have been cast in the role.Speaking about the role, Eddie Redmayne recently told The Sunday Times: "No, I wouldn't take it on now.