This year’s event will be held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, a change from previous years. It was previously held at the larger YouTube Theatre, which can accommodate twice as many people.
Amy Duggar, who first appeared on 19 Kids and Counting seventeen years ago, is releasing her memoir, Holy Disruptor: Shattering the Shiny Facade by Getting Louder with the Truth, on October 14th. The book shares her experiences growing up alongside her famous cousins.
Amy’s mother, Deanna Duggar, is Jim Bob Duggar’s sister, making Amy a niece to Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar. She grew up with a large extended family, as Jim Bob and Michelle have nineteen children.
Amy described being very close to her cousins during childhood, often feeling like a sister to them, and spent a lot of time at their house. She appeared on 19 Kids and Counting from 2008 to 2015 and made occasional appearances on the show Counting On, which ended in 2021. However, she didn’t receive any payment for her time on the show. Despite being part of the TV family, Amy writes in her memoir that she often felt distant from her cousins when they weren’t filming, and that they sometimes treated her like a fan when they met outside of work.
The information comes from Halo Leaks on X (formerly Twitter), a source that has correctly revealed details about the Halo franchise before.
In a filing as fresh as a morning pancake (October 14, to be exact), Volatility Shares has announced plans to roll out ETFs that let you ride the wave of magnified daily performance. They’re doing this with a mix of futures, swaps, and options – all wrapped up in a spicy 3x and 5x leverage package. It’s like the rollercoaster of financial products, but for serious thrill-seekers.
Why, you ask? Well, apparently, they’re just *so* interested in supporting “local innovation” (read: make money from it), expanding access to digital assets (which basically means more ways for you to lose money), and, of course, enhancing global collaboration. Because the crypto world really needed more collaboration – what with the whole “decentralized” thing going on.
On Friday, Bitcoin, the crypto titan, nosedived from $122,000 to $103,000, much to the dismay of investors clutching their altcoins like talismans. The broader market wilted, with altcoins shedding value and stablecoins-yes, even the ones named “USDe”-wobbling like a toddler on a trampoline. 🤯
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
Joe Locke shared a funny video with his co-star, Ruaridh Mollica, jokingly suggesting they’d discovered they were long-lost twins after kissing on set. The video, originally posted by Locke, quickly went viral on X (formerly Twitter), racking up over 111,300 views within just a few hours, thanks to a share from Scarlet Witch Updates on October 15, 2025.
Some very clever analyst – Maartunn, bless their data-crunching heart – over on X (formerly Twitter, remember that?) noticed this whole thing. It’s about “Exchange Withdrawing Transactions”, which is a fancy way of saying people are moving their stablecoins from the exchanges to… well, themselves. Basically, digital self-custody. Because trusting anyone else these days? A risk. 🙄
So, what’s causing this meltdown, besides the obvious answer: everything? Well, Ethereum followed suit, shedding 5% and slipping below the magical $4,000 mark. XRP, however, was the real drama queen, plunging a heart-stopping 7%. At this rate, XRP is about to start offering emotional support to all the other cryptocurrencies with its sob story hovering around $2.40. Get a tissue, guys, we might need it.
