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Zooey Deschanel spent time with her partner, Jonathan Scott, in a photo that was shared to her Instagram account on Friday.In the photo, the 42-year-old actress and her boyfriend, 43, posed in front of a majestic open landscape, as they lovingly held each other during the impromptu photoshoot.The New Girl star left an Earth Day-related message in her post's caption that partially read:'Feeling lucky to have found a guy who values protecting our planet as much as I do.' Cute couple:Zooey Deschanel spent time with her partner, Jonathan Scott, in a photo that was shared to her Instagram account on FridayScott left a comment on the photo that read: 'I just wanna keep the earth healthy so I can stick with you even longer.'The HGTV personality made a point of adding a heart-eyed emoji to the end of his post. Deschanel kept it casual in the photo, as she rocked a navy blue T-shirt while spending time with her boyfriend.The contractor also stayed comfortable in a yellow T-shirt and a black cap as he enjoyed the great outdoors.

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Coldplay and Michael Stipe are among the numerous artists to have donated songs to EarthPercent’s Earth Day initiative, which has launched today (April 22).Founded in 2021 by Brian Eno, EarthPercent aims “to offer simple and innovative ways for businesses and artists to donate to the most impactful organisations addressing the climate emergency”.To mark Earth Day today, EarthPercent has shared a list of exclusive tracks – including live versions, collaborations and previously unreleased songs – that have been donated by such artists as Coldplay, Stipe, Eno, Anna Calvi and Jarvis Cocker‘s JARV IS…, and can now be bought via Bandcamp.Proceeds from sales of these songs will go towards funding EarthPercent’s five core areas of work: “greening music, energy transition, climate justice, legal and policy change, and protecting nature”. You can find out more about EarthPercent by heading here.A post shared by EarthPercent (@earthpercent)“EarthPercent’s Earth Day campaign on Bandcamp brings artists together to offer exclusive tracks to their fans, to be sold on behalf of climate justice and environmental protection organisations.

Chiwetel Ejiofor is ready for MCU fans to head back into the multiverse in the upcomingWith fans just a few weeks out from seeing what epic new adventures Marvel's Phase Four has in store, Ejiofor shared with ET's Will Marfuggi what viewers can expect from due out May 4.«It’s pretty bonkers, and it’s going to be really exciting,» shared the actor, who plays sorcerer Karl Mordo in the franchise. «It’s been a real joy to bring that team back together, and Sam [Raimi, director of the sequel] made me sort of the leader for this film, and, you know, I just think his work is so extraordinary and has been for so long.

NASA is tracking what is expected to be one of the largest asteroids to visit the Earth this year – and it's set to make a "Near Earth Approach" by the end of this month.The massive space rock, dubbed 418135 (2008 AG33), is estimated to measure somewhere between 1,083 feet and 2,428 feet in diameter according to observations from CNEOS – NASA's centre for computing asteroid and comet orbits.At NASA's largest estimate the rock is over five times the size of the 443-foot London Eye, and even at the lower end of the scale it would be taller than the Eiffel Tower.At that size it would cause widespread devastation if it hit the Earth, but luckily for humanity at its closest approach it will pass by us at a distance of some two million miles.

Sir David Attenborough has been named a Champion of the Earth by the UN’s Environment Programme (UNEP).The award is in recognition of the environmentalist’s commitment to sharing stories about the natural world and climate change.Sir David, 95, has been a household name across Britain and beyond for decades, having produced and presented world-famous nature documentaries for over 50 years.More recent years has seen him plead with politicians and people in power to do everything possible to protect the planet, warning of climate change and mass extinction.Ahead of last year’s Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow, Sir David called for ‘bold action’ and support for local communities and landowners so they can create connected wild places on land and at sea to protect humanity.In comments carried by the BBC, Sir David used his being named as Champion of the Earth to again urge action to prevent further destruction of the planet.‘Fifty years ago, whales were on the very edge of extinction worldwide,’ he said.‘Then people got together and now there are more whales in the sea than any living human being has ever seen.’‘We know what the problems are and we know how to solve them.

KT Tunstall, Annie Lennox, Hamilton, The Wombats, Meas Soksophea, Star Feminine Band, South Africa’s Soweto Gospel Choir, Harmony Chorus Bangalore, Stewart Sukuma, The NHS Choir and many more.The global project will see these artists take ‘Resolution Song’ and perform it for the camera to call for peace, unity, global harmony and action on climate, celebrating the differences and similarities that bring us all together.“‘Resolution Song’ is a joyous demonstration of the power of humanity when we come together,” organisers said. Find out more info here.An EP was released to DSPs last Friday (April 15), which you can hear below, and an album is set to arrive this Friday (April 22) along with access to the entire performance collection online.There will also be “over 100 unheard, unreleased, and brand new tracks available to buy from Bandcamp in support of the most impactful climate charities”.While the full line-up of artists behind the tracks won’t be announced until 7am on Earth Day (April 22), ‘No Music On A Dead Planet’ have confirmed involvement from Brian Eno, Hot Chip, Coldplay, Murkage Dave, Declan McKenna, The Weather Station and Laura Misch.With artists to be announced on the day, organisers have announced that this inaugural song drop will be a regular feature for Earth Days in the years to come.

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Chloe Burrows has shown an interest in entering the Big Brother house.The popular reality show ended in 2018 but is reported to be making a return to our screens next year on ITV.Although the premise of the show features regular members of the public living together, that hasn't stopped Love Island finalist Chloe from making it known she'd be keen to go in the house.This week, Chloe took to Twitter to tell her 127.9K followers she was "put on this earth" to enter the show.She tweeted: "I know what I was put on this earth to do… to go on Big Brother and win it."People were quick to respond to the 25-year-old's tweet showing their support for her to enter the Big Brother house.One person commented: "If you’re not on Big Brother then I’m protesting."Someone else added: "Hahaha go Chlo!!!! Will support you all the way."While a third said: "Yes!!!!! This would make me watch."Another follower commented: "It’s not what we need but it’s what we all deserve."The popular reality show was presented by Davina McCall and first aired in 2000 on Channel 4 before it moved to Channel 5 in 2011 with series two winner Brian Dowling hosting the show until it was taken over by Emma Willis.Speaking about its rumoured return, a source told The Sun that putting Big Brother on ITV2 will "open it up" to a new and younger audience.They said: "They are really keen on getting the deal done on Big Brother, and hope to have something firm to announce soon. The talks are still at an early, and delicate, stage and the next few weeks will be key."It needs the full treatment and they're confident they are the ones who can return it to its legendary former glory.

Oscar-nominated actress Naomie Harris glammed up for the premiere of Showtime's The Man Who Fell to Earth at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan's Midtown neighborhood on Tuesday.The British 45-year-old bared her arms in a light-green gown and gave her 5ft7in stature a big boost with white ankle-strap platform heels.Naomie - whose only jewelry was a white wristwatch - had her raven locks coiffed into ombré twists divided by a middle part. In the Big Apple! Oscar-nominated actress Naomie Harris glammed up for the premiere of Showtime's The Man Who Fell to Earth at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan's Midtown neighborhood on Tuesday Harris let her natural beauty shine through with just a hint of foundation, blush, and gloss.'There has been so much love, so much passion, and such tremendous creativity and talent that's been poured into it.

Naomie Harris shines in a lime green dress while arriving at the premiere of The Man Who Fell To Earth held at Museum of Modern Art on Tuesday night (April 19) in New York City.

This is Cheshire's only coastal village that residents hail "the best place on Earth". Visitors flock to Parkgate on the Wirral peninsula for award-winning ice creams and tranquil walks.

EXCLUSIVE: Discovery+ revealed its Earth Day programming slate to be featured from April 15-24. Included as part of the line-up is content that celebrates the exploration and conservation of our planet and the inspiring people, places, and wildlife that depend on it to survive.

Brian Eno will be releasing an exclusive collaboration with former R.E.M. singer Michael Stipe on Earth Day (April 22).The single, called ‘Future If Future’, will be released to draw attention towards the climate crisis.

Earth Month with a brand new collection on its platform.Titled “One World, Infinite Wonder,” the new collection features over 170 titles that focus on the environment or climate change, from stand-up sets, nature documentaries and television dramas. The collection also features artwork from California-based illustrator Leonardo Santamaria.The launch of the collection coincides with the release of “Our Great National Parks,” a new five-part documentary series executive produced and narrated by former U.S.

alien meteorite' in 2014 as it travelled from another solar system, US Space Command and Harvard scientists have confirmed.It was originally believed our planet was first hit by an extrasolar space rock in 2017 - however, the latest data of the 2014 rock that have been plucked from the Pacific ocean has pushed that date back by three years. Scientists believe that the rock, which exploded into a fireball on landing could suggest that these types of rocks are common visitors to our Solar system.On April 6, Space Command issued a memo confirming the work of Harvard astronomers Amir Siraj and Abraham Loeb, noting that the velocity and trajectory of the meteor suggested that the rock had travelled to Earth from another star system.

Russian Orthadox Church has reportedly delivered a communication to Russian "warriors" telling them that their "task is to wipe Ukraine off the face of the earth." A leaflet apparently produced by the Bryansk metropolitanate of the Russian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate was allegedly given to soldiers, calling them "warriors" with the objective of "protecting the Fatherland."It's signed off by The Department for relations with the military and the police in Bryansk, a city situated on the River Desna, around 235 miles southwest of Moscow.In English, the document which is circulating online reads: "Russian Orthodox Church Moscow Patriarchate Bryansk Metropolitanate."You are a Russian Warrior. Your duty is to defend the Fatherland from Ukrainian nationalists."Your task is to wipe the Ukrainian nation off the face of the earth."Your enemy is an ideology causing sinful damage to human soul."The Department for relations with the military and the police of the Bryansk Eparchy, Priest Mikhail Ageshin.”The image shows an icon of the Martyr Evgeny Rodionov, who was killed in Chechnya in 1996 for refusing to remove his baptismal cross.The document is particularly terrifying given the apparent war crimes committed by Russian troops in Bucha, Ukraine.However, the diocese refutes claims that they produced the image.

animals could be disrupted. But on a more positive note, solar storms can also cause incredible sights like the Northern Lights.The NOAA said a geomagnetic storm is a "major disturbance of Earth's magnetosphere that occurs when there is a very efficient exchange of energy from the solar wind into the space environment surrounding Earth"."These storms result from variations in the solar wind that produces major changes in the currents, plasmas, and fields in Earth’s magnetosphere," it added.In the event of a G5 storm - on the more serious scale - Earth could see a radio blackout on the planet's entire sunlight side, lasting for a number of hours.The GOAA said this would result in "no HF radio contact with mariners and en route aviators in this sector".

A mountain of rubbish dumped near homes has now grown so big it can be seen from space.Homeowners say they are fed-up after a nearby industrial estate became a dumping ground for fly-tippers three years ago.They claim nothing has been done to rectify the problem and the towering pile of waste has grown so high it can be seen on Google Earth.The pile continues to expand with items including metal, furniture, children’s toys and household waste repeatedly being dumped at the Arrow Industrial Estate.Neighbours in Willenhall, West Mids, are once again calling for action to be taken amid fears for their health and concerns the enormous rat-infested mound is a fire risk.Mum-of-two Gina Howells, 34, who lives nearby, said: “Once again we find ourselves in the position of asking for help because the problem has not been sorted after all this time.“It can be seen on Google Earth, so it’s basically visible from space. It’s that big and nobody seems to care despite it being a health and fire risk.“It absolutely stinks and we’ve seen rats running about.