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Neil deGrasse Tyson and Professor Brian Cox talk interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS and alien spacecraft: "It's older than us"
American astrophysicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson, and English physicist, science communicator, and ...
Comedian Robin Ince has stepped down as presenter of BBC Radio 4’s acclaimed science show, The Infinite Monkey Cage. The ...
Physicist Brian Cox says he’s disappointed to see people focus on alien theories when discussing 3I/ATLAS, which he notes is older than Earth ...
Asked if the US had faced an "erosion" to its free speech, Mr Cox, who previously lived in New York, said: "Absolutely. We're ...
Brian Cox has some thoughts and feelings about his character Logan Roy's death on the final season of Succession. Speaking to BBC's Amol Rajan, Cox said he believes Logan's death was "ultimately too ...
For Brian Cox, the holy book doesn’t have a prayer. The “Succession” star opened up about his views on religion, including his scathing take on the Christian Bible, in a lengthy interview on “The ...
The cold, calculating, and domineering media tycoon and manipulative father of four in HBO’s “Succession” is no more. Logan Roy is dead. On a private jet en route to Sweden, while his children ...
Brian Cox gave the audience an eye full. The actor, 79, went commando under a kilt he was sporting at the Toronto International Film Festival during a post-screening Q&A on Thursday. Per The Hollywood ...
Warning: This story contains spoilers for the series finale of “Succession.” Logan Roy didn’t live to see the fate of his multibillion-dollar company so it’s only fitting that Brian Cox hasn’t seen ...
“Knackering.” That’s the (very Scottish) word Brian Cox might use to describe what it’s like to have inhabited the body and being of Logan Roy — Succession’s ball-busting, tough-as-nails patriarch and ...
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