Ever since last October, people have been guessing who would take over from Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman. Now, it looks like the BBC has finally chosen their new hosts.
As a huge Beatles fan, I’m so excited to hear that 3 Savile Row – the place where they played their last public show – is finally opening up to fans like us! It’s going to be the first official spot dedicated to celebrating the band, and I can’t wait to visit.
The upcoming season 3 finale of Euphoria is set to break a major record for HBO.
Once the patch is installed, you’ll be able to ride a variety of animals, including bears, boars, wolves, deer, mountain goats, kuku birds, iguanas, raptors, camels, lions, and tigers. A new inventory section called “Special Mounts” has been added to help you manage them. You can tame these animals by first subduing them, then feeding them.
The chart looks ready for a comeback special. A bullish EMA crossover is lurking, hinting at the same setup that turned April into a 10.72% rom-com finale. But here’s the twist: a key group of buyers keeps selling every time Bitcoin tries to reclaim its former glory-cue the eye-rolls.
Viewers know Max will be getting married before the year is out, as a future scene set on New Year’s Day 2027 was shown earlier this year.
So, the dev just hinted at a bunch of cool stuff coming, on top of what’s already been revealed. He’s been building hype since January, saying we’d get a ton of announcements throughout the year, and now it sounds like those promises are starting to pay off. I’m really excited to see what they’ve been working on!
Growing up in secondary school in Paisley was a world away from what I saw of life in the Cotswolds, but it definitely felt like we were living through the same decade. Even though it was happening elsewhere, there was this feeling that something exciting – and a little over the top – was happening, and it was strangely appealing. All that excess, the big hair, and even the ‘greed is good’ attitude… it was awful, but I couldn’t help but be drawn to it.
We last saw Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) escaping from Mayor Wilson Fisk’s brutal prison for people taking the law into their own hands. However, he was surprisingly absent when the heroes fought back against Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio).
The U.S. economy, it seems, is now a two-act farce: one where financial assets moonwalk to the sound of jingle bells, and another where consumers shuffle in slippers, clutching empty gas tanks and tariff-stuffed wallets.
