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Actor Patrick Muldoon Dies, Tributes Pour In From Co-Stars
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Actor Patrick Muldoon Dies, Tributes Pour In From Co-Stars

Actor Patrick Muldoon has passed away, leading to an outpouring of tributes and mourning from his friends and co-stars, including Denise Richards and Barbara Eden. His final film is reportedly dedicated to the late actor.

Shiloh Jolie-Pitt Appears in K-pop Singer Dayoung's Music Video
Culturevijesti-me26d ago

Shiloh Jolie-Pitt Appears in K-pop Singer Dayoung's Music Video

Shiloh Jolie-Pitt was chosen in the final round of auditions to be part of a project, later revealed to be a music video for K-pop singer Dayoung. Representatives from Starship Entertainment stated they only recently discovered her identity as the daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.

Ive’s prerelease sits atop all K-charts despite lagging album sales
CultureKorea Herald2mo ago

Ive’s prerelease sits atop all K-charts despite lagging album sales

Ive has dominated all music charts at home for two weeks in a row with “Bang Bang,” its agency Starship Entertainment said Tuesday. The single, dropped last month ahead of the release of Ive's second LP “Revive+,” swept all charts in Korea, a first for a song released this year, and is maintaining the top spot for another week. The electronic dance tune has earned the six-member group four trophies from music chart shows. The 12-track set, however, did not meet sales expectations. It sold less t

SpaceX Starship Program Exceeds $15 Billion in Spending
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SpaceX Starship Program Exceeds $15 Billion in Spending

SpaceX has reportedly spent over $15 billion on its ambitious Starship program, aiming to revolutionize space travel with airline-like rocketry, significantly outpacing the investment in its Falcon 9 rocket.

Actor Patrick Muldoon Dies at 57
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Actor Patrick Muldoon Dies at 57

Patrick Muldoon, known for his roles in "Starship Troopers" and "Days of Our Lives," has died at the age of 57. Reports indicate he had teased a movie with Chris Hemsworth prior to his passing.

Delays with SpaceX’s Starship risk NASA moon landing timeline
Technologybloomberghelsingin-sanomathotnews+2cyprus-mailchannel-news-asia1mo ago5 sources

Delays with SpaceX’s Starship risk NASA moon landing timeline

SpaceX’s Starship has accumulated at least two years of development delays since NASA picked the rocket as an astronaut moon lander in 2021, and is expected to require more time to clear remaining hurdles before landing on the moon, NASA’s inspector general said Tuesday as the agency studies plans to speed up the program. NASA […]

Elon Musk Testifies in OpenAI Lawsuit, Calls Himself a 'Fool'
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Elon Musk Testifies in OpenAI Lawsuit, Calls Himself a 'Fool'

Elon Musk delivered combative testimony during the second day of a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the company of a 'bait-and-switch' and betraying its original nonprofit mission. He expressed regret for his early funding, stating he 'was a fool' to have provided it.

Patrick Muldoon, 'Days of Our Lives' Actor, Dies at 57
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Patrick Muldoon, 'Days of Our Lives' Actor, Dies at 57

Actor Patrick Muldoon, known for roles in "Days of Our Lives," "Melrose Place," and "Starship Troopers," has died at the age of 57. Tributes from colleagues and fans followed the announcement of his passing, with some reports citing a heart attack as the cause.

Investors Overreacting To Starlink's Threat To Traditional Telcos; Goldman Says
Businesszerohedge2mo ago

Investors Overreacting To Starlink's Threat To Traditional Telcos; Goldman Says

Investors Overreacting To Starlink's Threat To Traditional Telcos; Goldman Says Talk of space-based data centers has suddenly become a major conversation on Wall Street. One key driver is Elon Musk's merger of SpaceX with his AI venture, xAI, aiming to eventually build "orbital data centers" at scale. With a potential IPO later this year, the space industry - first in low-Earth orbit, then on the moon - will be center stage for years to come. Goldman analysts, led by Andrew Lee, hosted a webcast titled "Space - Datacentres Opportunity and Telecom Risk," featuring Justin Hotchkiss (Associate Partner), Gregor Eichler (Principal), and Federico Torri (Partner) from TMT consultancy Altman Solon. The webcast conversation looked ahead to a future in which space-based data centers could become a reality. Goldman's telecom analysts and tech consultants discussed two major ideas: Space data centers: Not yet deployed, but could become a reality in the near term. The advantages are low-cost solar power in space, easier cooling, no property costs, and no permitting issues. One big hurdle is the need for cheaper rocket launch costs and a lightweight cooling system. If launches drop below $200/kg and cooling hardware is very light, the cost could start to look similar to building on Earth. Satellite connectivity for telecoms: It already exists, but investors are overreacting to the idea that satellites will "replace" traditional telcos. Satellites (especially LEO networks like Starlink) have limited capacity, variable service quality, and challenging economics for serving many everyday urban customers. They're most useful where building cell towers or fiber is expensive: rural, sparsely populated, higher-income areas. Think of Starlink and other LEO networks as complementary to telecoms. A major technological leap is underway in space-based communications. Data centers in space are likely to become a reality within this decade, thanks to SpaceX's Starship rocket. Goldman's webcast suggests that Starlink and other LEO constellations should be more complementary than competitive to telcos for the foreseeable future. Lee noted: In the longer term, space data centres appear an increasingly likely reality. More relevant today, our conversation suggests the extent of investor concerns on satellite competition to telecoms and towercos are overstated - as we wrote in our 2025 satellite/telco report. Satellite technology is more likely to be complementary rather than competitive to telcos due to satellite capacity constraints, service quality restrictions, and inferior economics for the majority of geographies. Telcos can leverage satellites to extend their own network coverage into rural areas where terrestrial build-out is costly. Investing world impacts: This would imply modest downside risk to towerco growth if rural connectivity is partially rerouted via satellites. For towercos including Cellnex and INWIT, some of this satellite risk is already priced into their shares, but we do not see a catalyst for a re-rating in the near term. For telcos including TMUS (majority owned by DT), where satellite risk to its broadband growth has pressured the share price, we see scope for a rerating as investor concerns over satellite risk abate over time and ongoing consensus upgrades continue. We retain our bullish view on European telcos as laid out in our recent report - select Buy ideas include BT, Nordics, DT, KPN. We outline our key takeaways from the satellite webcast below. The big question is: At what point does Starlink start to challenge them directly? Professional subscribers can read the full note on our new Marketdesk.ai portal​​​​. Tyler Durden Tue, 02/17/2026 - 11:40