Fires, ICE Raids, Hollywood Job Apocalypse: Why All My Friends Are Leaving L.A.

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I moved from New York to Los Angeles in 2014, hoping to become a TV writer. But honestly, after almost a decade in New York, the city was starting to wear me down. Just before I left, a rat ran across my bare foot, my magazine had another round of layoffs, and I had a startling realization about the convenient (but cramped) layout of my apartment. Los Angeles felt like a land of opportunity, space, and potential—much like the American West did for pioneers centuries ago. My biggest concern about the move was that I barely knew anyone in California, only one of whom was a divorced mother of a college friend. So, like someone on The Bachelor, I came here hoping to build a social life.

Tommy Norris Hires Stripper As Dad’s Physical Therapist In Landman Season 2

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Honestly, as much as I love a good thriller, this guy Norris is really stressed. He’s dealing with a ton at work – a shaky oil deal financed by this shady character Gallino, trying to protect his son Cooper from getting mixed up with the same guy, and just generally putting out fires as a landman. But you know what’s worse? He actually dreads coming home. It’s like his personal life is even more chaotic than his job!

Vedal987 smashes Twitch Hype Train record for third time

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The incredible achievement happened during a live broadcast on Twitch, where viewers showed their support for the AI VTuber by subscribing to the channel, sending gifts, and donating bits. This caused an overwhelming surge of excitement – far more than usually seen on the platform.

Horse breaks out of stable & wanders city in real-life Umamusume moment

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The anime Umamusume frequently shows its horse characters relaxing and exploring life outside of school and training. Recently, a scene reminiscent of these moments actually happened in a Japanese city when a group of horses briefly escaped and wandered around town, just like in the show.

🚀 Bitcoin’s $100K Moon Shot: Gold’s Nap is Crypto’s Party Time! 🥳

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The sages of the market, squinting at their charts like old farmers at the weather, have noticed a pattern as predictable as the seasons. From 2016 to 2026, Bitcoin has danced to gold’s tune, rising only after the precious metal has had its moment in the sun. This waltz was seen in 2017 and again in 2020, when gold reached its peak and then took a breather, leaving room for Bitcoin to strut its stuff. Michaël van de Poppe, a man who reads charts like a cowboy reads the stars, pointed out this recurring rhythm. “Gold’s had its day,” he drawled, “now it’s time for a nap.”

‘Scream’ Star Should Be DCU’s Wonder Woman, Says MCU Actor: “I’m Just Throwing It Out There”

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In an interview with JoBlo, Simu Liu praised Jenna Barrera’s dedication while filming The Copenhagen Test, noting she consistently challenges herself. He then publicly campaigned for Barrera to be cast as Wonder Woman in the new DC Universe, even directly mentioning James Gunn. Liu, known for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, believes Barrera’s impressive stunt work – which he described as “Wonder Woman-esque” – makes her an ideal candidate for the role.

Rainbow Six Siege hacked again as breach triggers 67-day bans

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As a huge Rainbow Six Siege player, I was totally shocked on December 27th, 2025! It seemed like a lot of people were getting tons of free in-game currency, which meant they could unlock all sorts of cool skins and items. But it wasn’t all good news – right alongside that, a bunch of players were suddenly getting banned because the game servers had been hacked. It was a really weird and frustrating day for the community.