In a new CNBC interview, Griffin explains that if Iran keeps blockading the Strait of Hormuz-where 20% of global oil passes through-oil prices will skyrocket. Because nothing says “I’m a visionary” like predicting the obvious. “Unfortunately, we have yet to reopen the strait,” he says, as if the strait is a stubborn toddler refusing to share toys.
As the second half of Euphoria‘s third season unfolds, the storylines of the main characters are finally starting to connect. Maddy and Cassie are working together on OnlyFans, and Maddy has even partnered with Alamo, which seems like a smart move for both of them. However, some plot points have been neglected. We haven’t seen any updates on Nate’s real estate project, but we know he’s still in trouble with Naz. Despite Cassie sending him $30,000 in installments, Nate is still behind on his payments. When Naz sends someone to check on him, things escalate violently – Nate’s pinky toe, which was already sewn up, is severed, and his ring finger is cut off as a grim reminder. He’s now missing two fingers, and is still far from catching up on his debt.
Blockchain security firm Blockaid, ever the drama queen, reported the exploit drained $209,000 from Renegade’s V1 Arbitrum dark pool at 8:27 am UTC on Sunday. The attacker, armed with nothing but a keyboard and existential dread, injected malicious logic into a faulty function tied to the protocol’s resolver infrastructure. A masterclass in chaos, if you’ll pardon the pun.
I’m so excited – the latest update is finally here! It’s already live on PlayStation 5, PC, and macOS, and the team says Xbox and other platforms are getting it soon. If you’re curious, Scott has a great review you can check out. And for those of you who’ve been waiting, Crimson Desert is officially available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC through Steam! I’ve already started looking for guides to help me get the most out of it, and there are some really useful ones available.
On the fateful night of May 11, 2026, as the digital clock struck 01:53 UTC, Unihax0r took to the ether of X, his stomach churning like a poorly written algorithm. “Just got drained or hacked for more than 200k,” he lamented, his words dripping with the pathos of a man who has stared into the void of his own ledger. The wallet of the miscreant, a string of characters as cold as a winter’s breeze, was shared for all to see: 0xF7cFFC27732a5C9c4E2D592F3E33435F8dDb019A. A plea for assistance followed, though one wonders if the funds, like the butterflies of Nabokov’s youth, had already fluttered beyond reach.
The new sitcom, How’s That?!, is getting a mixed reaction from viewers, judging by what Val sees online after its first episode. She’s more upset about the negative comments than she is about the show’s unsettling use of an AI version of herself, which appears to advertise NuNet – a hint of things to come. The next day on set, Val surprisingly becomes the calm voice of reason, using lyrics from Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” to reassure the cast about any bad reviews. I personally connected with her feeling of scrolling through harsh comments, like someone saying she “can’t act,” just to find a slightly better one (“yeah, she’s old, but I’d still do her”). Ultimately, the online criticism doesn’t matter much because the show is a success for NuNet. Brandon Wollack reveals in a video call that the first two episodes were aired together, and an impressive 72% of viewers watched both. (Which is a bit strange, considering how streaming usually works!) This is enough to guarantee a second season of How’s That?!, and Brandon asks Val to join him for a celebratory press conference to announce the renewal.
Among the altcoins, SUI, the underdog of the day, broke out with the vigor of a man escaping a burning barn, while others like Osmosis and Octra followed, their gains as notable as a crow’s call in the dead of night. Tokens like MEME HORSE, ever the jester, added a touch of absurdity to the scene, proving that even in chaos, laughter persists.
The deposits, tracked by Lookonchain (that modern-day oracle of chaos), coincide with institutional outflows and exchange inflow spikes that have swollen Binance’s ETH reserves to nearly a quarter of the centralized supply. A feat of logistical absurdity, one might call it, if not for the palpable stench of impending disaster.
The episode starts with a funny moment of Kelsey trying to talk with a mouthful of toothpaste. Then, the women gather for breakfast, where Alicia is raving about the yogurt, claiming it was so good she almost cried – a first, apparently, for yogurt praise. Meanwhile, Rosie reveals she was sick during the night, but Ashley was distracted by what she thought was ghostly giggling. Honestly, if I were a ghost, a Real Housewives trip would be my haunt of choice, so Ashley’s story feels believable. The conversation also leads to a surprisingly sweet confession from Alicia: she simply can’t pronounce the word “ghosts,” even when reminded about the plural ‘s’!
