The first season of “Roomies” isn’t a typical advertisement for Bilt. It’s a story about a woman who relocates from Ohio to New York and navigates finding a home and building a new life. The season totals about 50 minutes of content, broken down into short, 90-second to three-minute episodes for social media.
The actress is currently filming ‘The Blame,’ a six-episode TV drama about corruption and power struggles within a police force in a small English town.
In 2020, the Welsh TV personality’s 19-year-old brother, Llyr, sadly died by suicide.
The fifth season of the popular romantic comedy-drama, created by Darren Star, is now available on Netflix. It follows Emily Cooper (Lily Collins), an American living abroad, as she travels between Rome, a charming Italian village, Paris, and Venice, while dealing with the challenges and joys of work and love.
Bradbury, known for supporting a wide range of musical acts, is now leading a new band called 84 Days, based in Huntington Beach. The band features Bradbury on guitar and vocals, alongside Grammy-winning producer Cameron Webb on bass and Adrian Young, the drummer from No Doubt, on drums for their first album. While 84 Days sounds different than his previous band, Pennywise, it’s still rooted in punk rock.
As a total movie buff, I’ve always wondered what makes a song really work in a film. Sometimes it’s about a funny contrast – using a song in a way that’s totally unexpected and ironic. But other times, it’s about capturing a truly heartfelt moment and forever linking it to a song. After that, you can never hear that song again without remembering that scene – it’s magical!
A lot of the cozy feeling you get from network Christmas movies comes from familiar themes – like characters falling for old high school flames, or a kindly, white-bearded man who might just be Santa.
The tide is rising: net inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs have soared above $57 billion, shaking the very ground Bitcoin walks on. Total assets whisper sweet nothings to the billions-more than $112 billion now, a portion of Bitcoin’s circulating-less than the Fed’s imaginary credit line, but close enough. After the tumult of November and December-those carnival rides that made everyone dizzy-the calm returns, and with it, big money takes daring leaps again.
In the past week, our beloved BTC has suffered a slight decline of 4%, while the bustling marketplace has churned through a staggering trading volume of $50 billion! A veritable feast for the senses, one might say. Yet, several market indicators are whispering tales of a potential change in fortune, akin to the ghostly murmurs of old wives’ tales.
Season 15 of the show will premiere on BBC One on Sunday, January 11th at 8pm. You can also watch it on BBC iPlayer.