Europe is often a fascinating competitive region in Rocket League, as it’s home to some of the strongest teams that consistently excel at international esports events. Surprises are common here, with underdog teams frequently overthrowing favorites. As such, every European qualifier, including the RLCS 2025 EU Open 4, carries a unique excitement.
Our digital friends at Whale Alert threw up the Bat-Signal on May 2, causing the obligatory Twitter panic: Are we about to witness the Great XRP Waterfall of 2025? Cue dramatic soundtrack. Turns out, nope! This wasn’t Ripple firing XRP into the abyss, but just their scheduled monthly “escrow unlock” ritual, which is basically as exciting as a recurring calendar invite.
A well-known culinary expert, aged 37, who teamed up with Jock on Channel Ten’s hit cooking contest from 2020 until 2023, posted a nostalgic picture on social media of the two of them and added some poignant comments.
Additionally, fresh skins inspired by the intricate Japanese culture and steeped in its history and traditions will be introduced to the game progressively throughout the season. Since these skins are exclusive to this particular season, it’s advisable not to delay in getting them!
In a heart-pounding twist within this thrilling sequel, it’s none other than Emily Nelson (Blake Lively) who unexpectedly reappears in my world, Stephanie Smothers. But
Originally an Alan Alda comedy from 1983 titled The Four Seasons, has been reimagined as a Netflix show by Tina Fey, featuring three married couples who take annual vacations together. Each season gets two episodes, but the earthy autumnal tones particularly resonate with this series.
Elaine Cooper’s life flashed before her eyes when she suddenly lost total vision while driving.
Known predominantly for his television collaborations with comedy partner Vic Reeves, this stand-up artist is now busy getting ready for the publication of his second book, The Hotel Avocado, in a softcover edition, which is set to hit the shelves on May 22nd.
In the past, these types of films seemed to have a significant audience, possibly even a popular choice among viewers – movies such as “Kramer vs. Kramer,” “The Big Chill,” and “An Unmarried Woman” come to mind when I think back. It appears that even younger individuals, before they had the luxury of watching only themselves on TV, showed some interest (and perhaps still do; please share if you do, young people). The age group of 49 and above might not be television’s most sought-after demographic, but it represents a substantial portion of the population and many of them own televisions.
Now, Capo, in all his glory, tells his 954,800 followers on X (not Twitter, mind you, let’s stay trendy) that Bitcoin might lose a hefty chunk of its value—up to 37%—if it can’t keep that $92,000 support level intact. Gasp! 😱