Now, let’s talk resistance. Yes, BTC continues to play it cool below the all-important $93,200. If you’re looking at the one-month chart, it’s like watching a tragic play where the price just keeps descending, much like a Shakespearean downfall-after the November highs, it’s all about that corrective structure. The sell-off last month? A real masterpiece of chaos.
The movie has now been released for Netflix users worldwide as of today, so be sure to catch it.
Bethesda recently posted a short, mysterious 21-second video on their Italian X (formerly Twitter) account. Many believe it shows a glimpse of the next The Elder Scrolls game, often referred to as TES 6. Since large-scale playtesting for the game just finished, this video could be a way for the developers to give fans an early look.
Okay, so the new season kicks off with a really wild twist! They brought back Ashur – you remember him, the villain Spartacus took down on Vesuvius? – but this time he’s in the underworld, and Lucy Lawless makes a quick appearance as Lucretia to fill us in. Basically, she sends him back to Earth, but to a timeline where he actually killed Spartacus – and honestly, they don’t bother explaining how any of that happened! Suddenly, Ashur wakes up running the gladiator school – the ‘ludus’ – and he’s got those two women, Hilara and Messia, under his control. Apparently, he used to work for Lucretia’s husband, and wasn’t exactly a nice guy to be around. It’s a total shake-up of everything we knew!
Jensen McRae’s pop songwriting is a standout this year. The 28-year-old Los Angeles native expertly captures the complexities of modern relationships, recognizing they involve more than just the two people directly involved. Her songs are conversational yet precise, packed with catchy melodies and relatable lyrics about the awkwardness, hurt feelings, and miscommunications that all couples experience. Be prepared to feel a range of emotions – you might laugh, you might cry, and you’ll definitely find yourself pondering the details of a particularly messy breakup.
Many of us turned to entertainment – things like TV, movies, books, music, and art – to cope with a difficult year. Here are some of the things that helped us get through it.
With artificial intelligence becoming more common in our daily lives, we’re starting to see potential dangers. Examples include people relying on AI chatbots for emotional support and tragically taking their own lives, or criminals using AI to launch cyberattacks. Looking ahead, there are even greater risks, such as AI being used to create weapons or even destabilize governments.
I’m noticing artists looking to classic filmmaking for guidance, suggesting Hollywood should remember what’s always worked: compelling stories, strong actors, and movies made with passion and effort, not just by market research or budget-conscious executives (or, even worse, artificial intelligence).
At the end of Pluribus episode 5, Carol discovered the “Afflicted Others” were consuming a strange liquid from milk cartons. Determined to uncover the truth, she investigated and tracked the source to a cold storage facility where the liquid appeared to be made.
