Late Night Takes on Trump Tariffs and Elon Musk Loss

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If Ireland must pay an additional fee for appearing on the Lucky Charms box, Colbert mimicked Trump, and the audience cheered. He also delved into history, stating that the last time tariffs were as high (in 1930), we faced a…global economic downturn. Wow! As he discussed Musk, Colbert mentioned that the Wisconsin election was disheartening for Elon Musk. The audience applauded again. “Spending such a large sum just to watch it go up in flames,” said Colbert. “Now he knows what it’s like to buy a Tesla.” Zing! (Similar to a Tesla overheating.)

‘American Pickers’ Host Mike Wolfe Held Frank Fritz’s Hand as ‘He Took His Last Breath’: I Was at His Bedside ‘For About an Hour Before He Passed’

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Wolf shared with People that he received the news he wasn’t faring well. He expressed gratitude for being able to be there. He stayed for approximately an hour before his passing, and during this time, he held his hand and gently stroked his chest until his final breath. When it happened, he closed his eyes using his fingers.

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Wolf informed People that they weren’t doing well. He felt fortunate to have been present. He stayed for around an hour before the end, holding his hand and comforting him by rubbing his chest. When he took his last breath, Wolf closed his eyes gently with his fingers.

Kevin Bacon’s Gory Horror Comedy ‘The Bondsman’ Sputters Out After a Strong Start: TV Review

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Hub’s latest project is filled with over-the-top gory scenes and introduces a vibrant array of eccentric characters. He already has a harshly Bostonian adversary, Lucky (Damon Herriman, delivering a regrettable Australian accent), who is his ex-wife’s current partner; now he also has a boss, Midge (Jolene Purdy), who collects souls for Satan alongside her home bakery. This blend of the sacred and the profane brings to mind “Preacher,” the AMC series that was itself an adaptation of a Garth Ennis comic from the ’90s. The creators, Grainger David and Erik Oleson (“Daredevil,” “The Man in the High Castle”), are developing their own concept but draw inspiration for the tone from another source.

Grant Hill Expands College Basketball Duties in New Deal With Warner Bros. Discovery

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The renowned NBA player and co-owner of the Atlanta Hawks is set to assume extra sports broadcasting responsibilities under a fresh agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery’s TNT Sports. Starting from this contract, Hill will remain the primary game commentator for TNT Sports and CBS Sports during their joint coverage of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. However, he will also join the team covering Big East and Big 12 basketball, as Warner Bros. Discovery plans to start broadcasting these leagues during the 2025-26 season.

Gray Zone Warfare: Blood Effects – Feedback from the Community

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The dialogue started when a user expressed their preference for seeing blood splatter when shooting opponents in the game. They mentioned that although it’s still in development phase, there are signs of improvement to come, suggesting optimism towards future improvements. QuantumPeep68 replied acknowledging that there are indeed instances of blood spray and bullet holes in walls, hinting at positive progress with the current animations. However, some players like CocktorDoctopus have different experiences. With over 850 hours played, they admitted to scarcely seeing blood effects in-game, expressing disappointment about the lack of realistic representation of blood loss from injuries. This led to a wider discussion about the amount of blood effects displayed in the game compared to real life. The development of blood effects plays a significant role in how players experience combat, as they anticipate some form of visual and mechanical feedback when shooting.