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Daily Mirror
14 hours ago
- Daily Mirror
Woman singing in a bar gobsmacked after spotting A-list star standing behind her
A woman who was singing her heart out in a bar was left stunned when she realised an A-list celebrity was standing right behind her, enjoying the music A woman has been left baffled after spotting an A-list star standing behind her in a bar. Lauren Greco, an LA-based singer, was singing in a bar last week and had gathered quite the audience - including one celebrity known for his film roles. While belting out Adele's hit Someone Like You, Lauren was completely unaware of the Hollywood heavyweight soaking up her vocals from behind. The moment was captured on video and later shared on Instagram, where Lauren spotted the celebrity cameo only after posting the clip, admitting she "didn't realise" who it was at the time due to her focus on the song. Her post read: "POV: Singing my heart out. Didn't realise who was right behind me." She also quipped in her caption: "This wasn't on my 2025 bingo card ... but I'll take it." Despite not naming the star in her video, eagle-eyed fans in the comments were quick to spot a man clad in black with a baseball cap, sparking speculation that Leonardo DiCaprio himself had been the mystery spectator. Commenters were left stunned after spotting the Titanic star in the background, with many expressing their envy for such a serendipitous encounter with the renowned actor, famed for his roles in Inception, The Wolf of Wall Street and The Revenant. One individual exclaimed: "This is crazy! Just nonchalantly and casually singing your face off with Leo in the background!". Another chimed in: "That's crazy. Small world. Amazing voice!". Some commenters admitted they struggled to identify the celebrity at first glance, while others remained sceptical that the man donning the baseball cap was indeed the 50-year-old Los Angeles-based actor. One sceptic commented: "Am I the only person to think he just looks like Leo DiCaprio? I don't think it's him, looks different when he smiles, but could be wrong." Another voiced their doubt: "I don't think that was actually Leo." A third insisted: "That is 1000% not Leo." Disappointment was palpable among several commenters who had anticipated the video climaxing with Adele joining Lauren in song, only to find out that wasn't the case. One person remarked: "Call me crazy, but I was looking for Adele. I had to come to the comments to find out who I was actually looking for." Another shared their anticipation: "I was expecting l Adele to come up behind her and start singing. Wicked voice girl." Leonardo DiCaprio has been contacted for a statement.
Daily Mail
17 hours ago
- Daily Mail
'Living Nostradamus' issues eerie prediction as he warns humanity is 'being watched' - sparking fears of imminent alien contact
A man dubbed 'Living Nostradamus' has warned that humanity is 'being watched' by a 'spacecraft disguised as a star'. Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil, who earned his title after he accurately predicted dozens of world events, such as the Microsoft global outage, the coronavirus pandemic, and Queen Elizabeth II 's death, suspects a spacecraft disguised as a star may be spying on Earth. The enormous interstellar object, now officially dubbed 3I/ATLAS, is already speeding through the solar system at 41 miles per second, or 150,000 miles per hour. Using data from the Vera C Rubin Observatory, scientists have revealed just how big the 'interstellar object' really is, saying the object measures roughly seven miles (11.2km) in diameter. That's even bigger than Mount Everest – making 3I/ATLAS the largest interstellar object ever spotted. Professor Avi Loeb, a theoretical physicist and cosmologist from Harvard University, previously suggested that the object could be an alien spacecraft. Now, Salomé, who prophesied in January that alien contact would occur in 2025, has revealed: 'We are facing a highly programmed reconnaissance probe sent by superior intelligences that silently monitor the progress, or collapse, of human civilisation.' Meanwhile Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga - who died in 1996 - also predicted that the earth would make contact with extraterrestrial life this year during a 'major sporting event'. Both psychics have pointed out that this contact with extraterrestrial life will trigger a profound and irreversible transformation for humanity. The interstellar visitor invading our Solar System, 3I/ATLAS, has become the centre of a controversy involving cutting-edge physics, cosmic strategies and extraterrestrial surveillance. With a diameter of over seven miles (11.2 km) and a speed that defies traditional models, 3I/ATLAS does not behave like a simple comet. According to Salomé, it is not a simple comet because it has characteristics that do not fit natural patterns. Identified as the third interstellar object ever recorded by science, after Oumuamua and Borisov, 3I/ATLAS is the largest ever observed. The extreme speed of between 210,000 and 395,000 km/h, is far beyond the normal speed of a comet. Meanwhile it appears to be on a 'calculated' route' as it strategically passed by Venus, Mars and Jupiter, as if scanning the most relevant planets in the Solar System. According to calculations by independent astrophysicists, the chance of this route happening randomly is less than 0.005 percent. Salomé warned: 'It is a spacecraft disguised as a star. The disguise is necessary because we are not yet mature enough for contact, this trajectory is too mathematical to be natural.' Between October 29 and 30, 2025, 3I/ATLAS will be completely hidden behind the Sun, just out of reach of terrestrial tracking systems. For many, this could just be a routine event, but researchers worry it is a window of opportunity. Harvard professor Avi Loeb previously raised a disconcerting hypothesis, what if the object is using this moment to do something we cannot detect. Salomé added: 'During this occultation, it is possible that the object will reconfigure its mission. 'It could activate sensors, change course, or even initiate transmissions outside the Solar System. This is not an astronomical coincidence, it is a coordinated action.' Humanity may be looking at the only visible part of a much larger structure, a galactic observation system. Salomé argues that this type of cosmic incursion is not new, but what is new is our ability to detect it. He said: 'How many other probes have passed by and been mistaken for asteroids or comets? We are only beginning to realise that we are being observed. Not out of hostility, but for analysis. '3I/ATLAS is just the beginning. The scientific elite ignores what it does not understand. 'But those who read ancient codes, kabbalistic maps and occult records know that we have been part of an observation matrix for millennia.' If 3I/ATLAS is a probe, what is it looking for? A behavioural analysis? A thermometer of evolution? Or a simple status report. Salomé concluded: 'If we are being watched, the question we should ask is not 'what do they want from us?', but rather 'what have we shown them?' 'And perhaps, at this point, the greatest silence does not come from space, but from our inability to understand that we are already part of something much bigger.' Previously speaking to Daily Mail, Professor Loeb pointed to 3I/ATLAS's impressive speed of 130,000mph as an indication that it might be controlled by aliens. 'It is difficult to imagine a natural process that would favour a plunge towards the inner solar system at 60 kilometres per second,' he said. 'An alternative is that the object targets the inner solar system by some technological design.' Moreover, Loeb said that such a craft and the beings who control it would have one of two motives, one being harmless and the other being hostile. 'The consequences, should the hypothesis turn out to be correct, could potentially be dire for humanity, and would possibly require defensive measures to be undertaken (though these might prove futile),' Loeb and his team warned in their new study. The researchers' theory emerged from a grim scientific concept called the dark forest hypothesis, which assumes that other intelligent civilizations in the galaxy would be hostile and likely view humanity as a threat that needs to be attacked. In 2021, Loeb theorized that Oumuamua, the first interstellar object which passed through our solar system, may have also been an alien probe, citing its strange cigar-like shape and its ability to speed up without the influence of gravity. In May, Professor Loeb was one of the keynote speakers at a congressional hearing regarding UFO sightings. At that event, he said 'there are objects in the sky that we don't understand' while calling for increased funding for UFO detection. Loeb has also claimed that up to 10 percent of the metal fragments recovered from the Pacific Ocean contain 'alien' elements not seen in our solar system. Those remnants came from a meteor-like object that originated from interstellar space and crashed off the coast of Papua New Guinea in 2014. However, Loeb has maintained that the object could have been an alien craft, or at least debris from one. This month, Loeb and co-authors Adam Drowl and Adam Hibberd from the space research non-profit Initiative for Interstellar Studies found other pieces of evidence that suggest 3I/ATLAS is not your average comet. It comes after Baba Vanga and Salomé both made the same terrifying prediction for 2025 will mark the year that aliens make contact with Earth. Vanga predicted that the earth would make contact with extraterrestrial life during a 'major sporting event'. Salomé, 38, suspects that the world is close to uncovering extraterrestrial life due to the James Webb telescope. NASA describes it as 'the largest, most powerful and most complex telescope ever launched into space', and it launched on Christmas Day in 2021. Salomé previously told Daily Mail's Femail: 'Thanks to the James Webb telescope, humanity might finally get the answer to the existence of alien life, while governments like the US may declassify UFO files. 'If true, these discoveries could revolutionise one's view about the universe in which we exist - and about ourselves.' Before she died in 1996, the psychic also wrote that 2025 would see earthquakes ravage the world as Europe is rocked by a devastating war. 'Russia will not only survive,' she wrote. 'It will dominate the world,' she said.
Scottish Sun
2 days ago
- Scottish Sun
80s movie bombshell, 65, has barely aged a day as she signs autographs 43 years after iconic sci-fi films
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A 1980s movie bombshell has barely aged a day after being spotted signing autographs for beloved fans. She starred in a number of films in the 80s but she looks just the same during a recent outing at a Comic-Con event. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 6 This movie bombshell was seen signing autographs Credit: TikTok/@erfarrow 6 Can you guess who she is? Credit: TikTok/@erfarrow 6 She was seen on a red carpet recently, too Credit: Alamy 6 She still has legions of fans queuing up to meet her Credit: Alamy Sean Young found fame in Blade Runner and Dune and won legions of fans. They all flocked to London to see her in person in a rare public appearance. One fan uploaded a clip of the star to TikTok from the recent event. Sean could be seen sporting platinum blonde hair on the top of her head along with a bright red lipstick. Fans were left in awe at seeing that star in all her glory in 2025 as they gushed over how beautiful she was. One TikToker said: "The most beautiful actress hands down in the 80s." Another added: "One of the most beautiful women in the world in her time." A third penned: "Don't forget how gorgeous Sean Young was in Dune." Before a fourth added: "Still a very attractive lady." Just two years ago, Sean opened up in an interview with People magazine about her career and confessed that she may have offended many of her male co-stars with her humour in the 80s. Nepo baby with Hollywood star dad poses on red carpet - but can you guess who she is? Sean told the publication: "Other people, I discovered, didn't necessarily have the sense of humor that I did. "There's a lot of arrogance in the business and a lot of maniacal people in the business. "If you're saying something that's really obvious to somebody that might not want to see themself in a certain way, you can offend them. "I might've offended a couple of leading men along the way. It was never my intention, though. That's really true. "I just thought everything was very funny. I didn't take it that seriously. "I took what I did seriously." 6 This 80s actress has stunned fans after barely ageing a day Credit: Alamy
