Hawking rethinks black holes and information loss
Renowned physicist Stephen Hawking told 800 scientists at the Dublin conference that black holes do not erase consumed matter and energy. Instead they eject transformed content back into the universe as they decay, overturning his earlier parallel universe idea.
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Hawking Describes Black Holes and Information Paradox
The physicist explains that mass energy from a black hole could return to our universe in a mangled form containing information about the original state. He notes the problem has long troubled him and outlines his views on black hole radiation and persistence despite ALS. He travels globally for talks using a wheelchair and a speech device.
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Halle Berry Leads New Wave of Female Action Stars
Halle Berry rises from X Men ensemble to Die Another Day Bond girl and now Catwoman leading her own action adventure opening Friday. She says society is shifting and women are becoming more empowered as more action films feature female leads.
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Groban recalls Interlochen summers shaping career
Josh Groban spoke at Interlochen Center for the Arts, recalling arriving as a teen in 1997 1998. He described the Michigan camp as a home that offered guidance and focus fueling his path to stardom after early musical experiences in cabins and shaded walks.
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Notable birthdays today feature entertainment icons
The list includes Orson Bean George Clinton Alex Trebek Bobby Sherman Don Henley Danny Glover Albert Brooks Willem Dafoe David Spade John Leguizamo Daniel Jones. The mix spans actors singers hosts and comedians marking milestone days.
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Britney Spears room opens at Onyx Hotel Boston
The Onyx Hotel in downtown Boston features a Britney Spears room designed by her mother Lynne to resemble the singer’s Kentwood Louisiana bedroom. The 325 square foot suite includes her favorite snacks, CDs, and a Crossroads DVD. Rates run 349 in peak season and 259 otherwise with 10 percent donated to the Britney Spears Foundation.
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Streets and Franz Ferdinand Lead 2004 Mercury Prize Odds
The Streets and Franz Ferdinand share 3 to 1 odds to win the 2004 Nationwide Mercury Prize for album of the year with their respective albums A Grand Don t Come For Free and Franz Ferdinand among 12 shortlisted titles. The prize is decided by industry experts and journalists from a longlist of 180 albums.
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Chris Noth Tours Israel Sparks Solidarity Message
Actor Chris Noth known for Sex and the City visited Jerusalem's Western Wall during a 10 day Israeli tour sponsored by the Israeli Tourism Ministry. He filmed a deodorant commercial and said he hopes to show Americans solidarity with Israel.
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