The U.S. Treasury’s latest super-stealthy, “everyone’s invited, but not really” roundtables were outed in a May 12 report by Crypto in America. We’re talking cloak-and-dagger chat fests on everything from DeFi’s slightly rebellious streak to why the crypto industry keeps trying to break the U.S. financial system—allegedly, with nothing but a pack of thumb drives and an attitude problem.
Kandi Burruss on season two, Phaedra Parks on season three (accompanied by Cynthia Bailey), and Kenya Moore and Porsha Williams on season five. All these women have left their mark on the franchise in various ways, with a wealth of humorous reactions preserved for longtime fans of the “Housewives”. These moments have become a digital language on their own, from NeNe expressing shock at Kenya Moore’s white refrigerator to Kandi passionately shouting “the lies! the lies! the lies!” on the “Housewives” reunion couch in season nine.
If this event occurs – and it seems quite possible – Angela could become a member of an elite group of newcomers who outshone the originals in their initial bid for the coveted seat. This select circle includes personalities such as Shannon Beador from RHOC, Monica Garcia from RHOSLC, and none other than our own Kenya Moore. While Angela may not have eclipsed Kenya’s performance yet, her rookie season on RHOA is reminiscent of Kenya’s entrance with a fake boyfriend, an old beauty queen title, and no fear. However, Angela’s portrayal appears more grounded in reality, displaying a level of maturity that allows her to maintain respectfulness while still stirring up storylines unrelated to herself, much like Nene and Shereé from the original cast.
After they’ve rolled (moved), the season’s fifth episode concentrates on Seattle’s Pinnacle Theater. It’s “Day Two” in Seattle, we learn, and Dina and Ellie are strategizing. By intercepting the Wolves’ signals, Dina locates their position and maps a route towards the hospital. Meanwhile, Ellie investigates their short-term abode, a stunning concert venue arranged for a performance that won’t occur. Intrigued, Ellie plays the guitar but recollections of pain make her stop when Dina approaches to discuss their approach. This involves penetrating an unidentified building possibly teeming with infected, which Dina describes as “reckless.” They decide to proceed, leading them past a gruesome scene of slain Seraphites beneath a mural portraying their prophet. Ellie offers Dina the chance to retreat, but she declines and shares her backstory instead. In this chilling narrative, Dina, at eight years old, returned home to find her family slaughtered by a lone raider. She survived by killing him, and she holds a grudge against revenge. “Would it have mattered if my family had harmed his people first?” she ponders, but the question is hypothetical. They move forward.
In the movie Fight Club, Tyler Durden flouts conventions, yet paradoxically, he lays down numerous rules for the underground fighting group he leads, known as Space Monkeys. One of the most memorable scenes involves him listing these rules, with the first and most renowned being “Never mention Fight Club.” This rule, when examined more closely, reveals a hidden layer of meaning. If people were to openly discuss Fight Club, they might unintentionally reveal its surprising elements.
In the most recent installment of “The Last of Us,” Ellie (Bella Ramsey) intensifies her quest for retribution, following Joel’s (Pedro Pascal) heart-wrenching demise at Abby’s (Kaitlyn Dever) hands in Episode 2, elevating the storyline to unprecedented heights.
In the recent episode of “The Last of Us,” Tati Gabrielle’s character, Nora from the WLF, left viewers on edge for multiple reasons. Not only was she the first character in the series to succumb to airborne Cordyceps spores, but she also endured a grueling attack at the hands of Ellie (Bella Ramsey), who was frantically searching for Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) to exact her vengeance.
Throughout The Last of Us series, we’ve encountered various types of infected creatures – from swift and cunning Runners, to blind but highly sensitive Clickers, to massive and dangerous Bloaters. In the premiere of Season 2, a new type of intelligent, faster, and more agile infected called Stalkers was introduced.
The initial outbreak of the Cordyceps pandemic wasn’t due to Clickers causing chaos on city streets. Instead, it began by infecting people through their food supply, with the virus tracing back to a flour factory in Indonesia. Over time, those infected developed into the enraged and ravenous beings depicted in HBO’s series and the original games.
In the previous installment of The Last of Us, Ellie stumbled upon a guitar during her expedition in Seattle. Spontaneously, she took hold of it and began strumming ‘Take on Me’, even crooning the lyrics to Dina.