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Eddie Murphy roasted Jonah Hill in a hilarious new teaser for their upcoming film You People which had its star-studded premiere last week.The 61-year-old legendary comedian mocked the 39-year-old star for 'white boy s***' in the minute long clip released by Netflix on Monday.In the film Jonah plays Ezra who is dating the daughter of Eddie's character Akbar as the video shows the two characters on a drive together in Los Angeles. Two of the best: Eddie Murphy roasted Jonah Hill in a hilarious new teaser for their upcoming film You People released on Monday Akbar asks: 'Do, you wanna marry my daughter?'Ezra says that he does want to marry his daughter Amira (Lauren London).

The FTX crypto scandal has found even more interested parties.

A self-proclaimed teen millionaire who made his fortune from Bitcoin has shown off his incredible collection of supercars - despite not being old enough to drive. Haziq Nasri, who bought his first car aged 10, claims he is one of several young people who made millions by investing in the online currency.

A stolen sum of around £3billion in Bitcoin has been discovered in a property a decade after it was stolen on the dark web. Police finally solved one of the biggest Bitcoin busts of all time when they uncovered the stash in the home of James Zhong, 32, who had been hiding the cryptocurrency on computer devices, including one stored within a popcorn tin.

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Ukrainian troops fighting on the front lines against Vladimir Putin’s Russia gives you the chance to sign bombs and weapons. SignMyRocket.com, a unique approach to military funding, gives people at home the opportunity to contribute to the war effort while also sending their own personal message to Mad Vlad and Co.

Amazon is about to get its hands on the maps of millions of homes after it acquires robo-vacuum cleaner company iRobot.The online retail joint announced its plans to buy the home android company for $1.7 billion (£1.4bn). iRobot manufactures the Roomba vacuum cleaner, which automatically cleans peoples' homes. Using a range of smart sensors and laser scanners, the Roomba builds a map of home interiors and then cleans it.  READ NEXT: Brit who lost £150m Bitcoin at dump says he'll give people £50 each to help him look As well as owning the robots themselves, the buyout will also mean that Amazon gets hold of all the data iRobot devices hold on their users, giving them a window directly into the homes of millions of customers.In a statement, Dave Limp of Amazon Devices said: "Over many years, the iRobot team has proven its ability to reinvent how people clean with products that are incredibly practical and inventive—from cleaning when and where customers want while avoiding common obstacles in the home, to automatically emptying the collection bin."Combined with Amazon's Ring doorbell, smart speakers, cameras, and more, it means the world's biggest online retailer will have an unprecedented glimpse into the data generated by our private lives at home.An Amazon spokesperson told WIRED in a statement: "Customer trust is something we have worked hard to earn—and work hard to keep—every day.However, privacy experts are worried.

Bitcoin has told how his local council have blocked him from scouring a huge landfill to find it.James Howells, 37, claims he accidentally tossed his 8,000 Bitcoins into landfill after mixing up two identical hard drives at his home in 2009.And despite the credit card-sized piece of tech being among 110,000 tons of rubbish which has been grassed over, he has devoted his life to finding it.READ MORE:Met Police shoot armed man in London before Air Ambulance flies him to hospital"Four times I've been to them and four times I've been ignored," he said of Newport City Council, in a chat with the Daily Mail. "They have not been co-operative at all.""Many people have accidentally thrown away something they didn't mean to," James added.

Paleo is developing plant-based meat proteins to help people transition to healthier, more sustainable food.As well as working on popular gob fodder such as beef, chicken, pork, tuna and lamb, the company also wants to get woolly mammoth meat back on the menu.READ NEXT: Brit who lost £150m of Bitcoin at the dump says he'll give everyone £50 if he can look for itBy analysing the DNA of woolly mammoths found buried in the ice, the company says it has been able to create a new kind of meat protein based on the long-dead animal.It means you could soon be able to get your jaw around the kind of meat that humans haven't eaten in 12,000 years.The company's CEO Hermes Sanctorum told Food Dive: "I know that it's a bit more exotic. I can imagine that not everyone is really into trying something like that.

EXCLUSIVE: Cryptocurrency pioneer Jeff Garzik has launched NextCypher Productions (NxC), a new independent entertainment company that will focus on using the emerging technology of Web3 (NFTs, crypto, blockchain applications) to empower the sci-fi community to turn fantasy into reality.

Bitcoin in 2013 when his ex mistakenly took his computer to a Newport rubbish dump.Howells has been trying to find his lost hard drive for years, even going as far as to hire data experts that once helped NASA recover a hard drive from a crashed space shuttle.READ NEXT: Bitcoin 'millionaire' who threw out crypto fortune hires NASA experts to scan dumpHowells been unable to search the dump because of the local council which refuses to let him look for it—even though he has offered them a quarter of his fortune. After years of obstacles he now says he's been able to raise enough money to dig it up and look for it, despite the local council refusing him again and again.Howells, a 37-year-old IT worker, says he has recruited an AI specialist, an environmental team, and 'various experts' who can safely dig up the landfill.He has even pledged 10% of the proceeds to fund a new 'cryptocurrency hub' in Newport and give £50 of Bitcoin to every Newport resident.Howells told the BBC: "We've got a whole list of incentives, of good causes we'd like to do for the community."One of the things we'd like to do on the actual landfill site, once we've cleaned it up and recovered that land is put a power generation facility, maybe a couple of wind turbines.

bitcoin millionaire is attempting to find a hard drive containing around £149 million of cryptocurrency in a landfill – using robot dogs.James Howells, 36, made headlines when he accidentally chucked out his precious hard drive in 2013 while clearing out an office.And he has been searching for it ever since.READ MORE: 'Permanently angry' looking puppy with rare condition is a 'miracle from god'Last year, he reached out to Ontrack – a data company that once helped NASA - to help him find the cryptocurrency after he tossed the equipment out in Newport, Wales back in 2013.The company were previously hired by NASA to recover an important hard drive from the Columbia space shuttle after it plunged to Earth in 2003.And despite the hard drive being located in a dried-up lake bed six months after the crash, the Minneapolis company were able to recover 99% of the data.Ontrack believed there was an 80% to 90% chance James’ huge Bitcoin fortune can be recovered - if the hard drive wasn’t cracked.But council bosses have so far refused James permission to search the rubbish tip for the missing computer parts - despite him offering them a quarter of any fortune found.And now he is pleading with them to allow him to use robot dogs powered by AI to find the precious drive.

crypto confession box is offering a glimpse into life as an investor during 2022’s crypto winter of discontent. The Coinfession Twitter account is where investors divulge their darkest secrets of loss, heartbreak, and occasional success, to 80,000 strangers online. The sometimes hilarious, often absurd and at times tragic tales are posted anonymously.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorJust a few short months ago, Matt Damon exhorted us to fearlessly buy into cryptocurrencies — in a slick CGI ad for Crypto.com hyping the tagline, “Fortune Favors the Brave.”Now, with cryptocurrencies in freefall and cratering to new lows, the Oscar-winning star of “Good Will Hunting” and “The Martian” is getting mercilessly dragged again for his gig as the face of Crypto.com in a new round of online jeering.Users across social media are pointing out that if you had taken Damon’s advice to buy into cryptocurrencies last fall, the value of your holdings would have dropped roughly two-thirds today.If you bought $1,000 of bitcoin the day Matt Damon's "Fortune favors the brave!" commercial came out, it would now be worth $375 pic.twitter.com/rp5IdjBD3m— Jon Schwarz (@schwarz) June 13, 2022Damon is one of a slew of celebs who have touted cryptocurrencies, alongside bold-face names like Kim Kardashian, Steph Curry, Larry David, DJ Khaled, Floyd Mayweather and Tom Brady.In the Crypto.com ad, Damon takes viewers on a historical journey of brave men and women who have made a difference in the world, inspiring people to “be their bravest selves.” The ad, directed by Wally Pfister, began airing in October and also ran during NBC’s Super Bowl LVI telecast.

ALL Deal or No deal contestants want to win big ‒ but bagging money from the £250,000 jackpot doesn't always lead to a happy ending. Last week, a former contestant claimed bosses treated them like "cattle", although admitted that the money they won "changed their life". However, not all winners from the Channel 4 show , which ran from 2005 until 2016, have ended up in a good place.

EXCLUSIVE: Glass House Distribution President Tom Malloy, bitcoin veteran Charlie Shrem and producer Shyam S. Sengupta are unveiling a new digital finance company, Defiine, here at the Cannes Market.

Logan Paul revealed that he and British Youtube star KSI lost a combined £2.8m ($3.5m) after the recent crypto crash sent prices of Bitcoin, Ethereum and Luna into the ground.Paul has been in business with KSI ever since the Brit overcame the American in their highly anticipated boxing clash in 2019. Both stars, who are worth a combined £43m as of April 2022, invested heavily into the Crypto and NFT (Non Fungible Tokens) market.However, like millions of other investors, the value of their investments nosedived after the Cryptocurrency Luna, saw it's price nosedive from around $6.75 (£5.45) to less than one cent in a matter of days.

TELLY favourite Bradley Walsh says he will always worry about money despite being worth over £20million. And he suggests undiagnosed ADHD is behind his high work ethic.

MONEY Saving Expert Martin Lewis got emotional as he yelled about "lying, scamming thieves" stealing money by using his FACE. The cash guru, 49, lost his temper during a phone-in with This Morning viewers falling victim to "sophisticated" scammers.

Martin Lewis was desperate to get his point across during his latest appearance on This Morning. The Money Saving Expert founder regularly appears on the show to answer viewers' questions and give out all-important advice.