Jennifer Lawrence recently told Fandango that she secretly uses TikTok, but not for typical content. While discussing hidden fan interests with Robert Pattinson to promote their film Die My Love, she confessed to having an account specifically for posting things designed to provoke reactions – what’s often called ‘rage-baiting’.
The Series A Perpetual Stream Preferred Stock (STRE), priced at 80 euros ($92.50) per share, will raise 608.8 million euros. These funds will, of course, be used to “accumulate Bitcoin and for general corporate purposes.” A charmingly vague list of priorities, akin to a poet saying they’ll use their inheritance for “ink and existential dread.” Settlement is slated for Nov. 13, which feels ominously specific.
Ah, yes, JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM) has graced the digital asset world once more, increasing its stake in the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) by a staggering 64.26%, according to the sacred data sources of Fintel. And let’s not forget, this gem of a move was made public with their latest 13F-HR filing dated November 7th. What an announcement! Now they hold 5,284,190 shares, worth approximately $343.47 million. A true symbol of fiscal discipline.
Compared to the paltry 3,217,056 shares they were hoarding in their August filing (worth only $302.57 million, I dare say), this represents a most spectacular rise. The bankers, in their great benevolence, are sharing their secret thoughts with us. How magnanimous!
But wait, it gets better. The filing also includes the bank’s highly insightful opinion: Bitcoin’s fair value could soar to $170,000. Yes, you read that right. The world-renowned financial geniuses at JPMorgan have deemed it so, based on their most sophisticated and time-honored method: the gold parity valuation model. Surely this model is unassailable. Who needs common sense when you have models and big words? 🧐
And as the grand finale, IBIT’s stock price ticked up by a modest 1.5% on the day, trading at a mere $58 per share. Meanwhile, Bitcoin itself crept over the $102,000 mark, as though it were just another walk in the park for a cryptocurrency that is “totally stable” and “a sound long-term investment.” Who knew? 😏
“Pluribus” is a thought-provoking show, and Rhea Seehorn’s performance as Carol is at its heart. Known for her work as Kim Wexler in “Better Call Saul,” Seehorn is a remarkably talented actress. She can express so much with even the smallest changes in her expression, and it’s clear why the show’s creator, Vince Gilligan, wrote the part with her in mind. Seehorn portrays Carol as someone harboring deep anger, past wounds, and a profound sadness, making her a fascinating character to watch, especially as her unhappiness contrasts with the world around her.
Around the time the movie came out in August 2024, people started whispering about trouble between the actors. However, the conflict didn’t become public until December, when the actress, 38, filed a lawsuit against Baldoni. She claimed he sexually harassed her and created a negative and uncomfortable work environment. She also said he tried to damage her career because they disagreed during filming. This led to a major legal fight, including Baldoni suing the New York Times for $250 million over their reporting, and a $400 million countersuit against Lively, her husband Ryan Reynolds, and their publicist, Leslie Sloane. In this countersuit, Baldoni denied the accusations and claimed they were attempting to harm his reputation through false statements and threats.
According to executive producer Michael Gamble, a new Mass Effect game is still being made, and both EA and BioWare plan to continue creating stories within that world. He also dismissed recent rumors about BioWare being closed or sold, which arose following EA’s $55 billion acquisition by a group of investors led by Saudi Arabia.
The first #NBA2K26 Ratings update just dropped!
While exploring the Alexandra Monastery in the Golden Ridge region, you’ll come across a puzzle involving a planetary system. After defeating enemies in the courtyard and ringing the bells, you’ll unlock a new room on the eastern side of the monastery. Inside, to the right as you enter, you’ll find a terminal requesting a three-digit code.
He starred in the unconventional film Revolver directed by Guy Ritchie, and also appeared in the somber drama London. It quickly became apparent that he excelled in action roles, and audiences especially enjoyed seeing him drive. This made him a perfect choice to lead the remake of Death Race, directed by Paul W.S. Anderson.
The collectible, priced at $22.95, was widely advertised on social media, causing a lot of customers to want it. Many of them say stores didn’t have enough available to meet the high demand.
