Top 15 Mobile Games for November 2025

Despite recent changes in the market, Block Blast remained incredibly popular, reaching over 29.4 million downloads and continuing to lead the way in casual puzzle games.

HashKey’s $200M IPO: A Crypto Odyssey!

HashKey Holdings, that paragon of fiscal prudence, is poised to unfurl investor orders for its Hong Kong IPO, a venture as audacious as it is… well, audacious. The cryptic exchange operator, with the flair of a magician pulling rabbits from hats, may yet unveil its digital alchemy before December’s final curtain call. Yet, the deal’s … Read more

Bitcoin Bounces, Dips, and Options Expiry Chaos: Will It Hit $100K or Crash First?

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.

It lasts 21 seconds, and it could totally debunk The Elder Scrolls 6 fan theory. Bethesda knows how to warm up the community

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.

With no shortage of blood and lust, ‘Spartacus: House of Ashur’ is exactly what fans expect

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!

The 25 best albums of 2025

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.