If you aspire to excel as an entrepreneur within this Breaking Bad-inspired simulator game, you’ll need to handle customers, staff, chemical processes, and farming operations. However, to avoid unwanted visits from the IRS (or, in this game’s simplified version, the police), it would be wise to discover some methods to give your income a less suspicious appearance.
For quite some time now, ads have served as a significant income source for Twitch broadcasters, reducing their dependence on subscriptions from their audience members.
Currently, Martin Short is leading the pack. Known for his loveable comedic roles and previous Emmy wins (“AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Mel Brooks” in 2014 for variety special and writing for “SCTV Network” in 1983), Short’s performance as Oliver Putnam in Hulu’s hit series “Only Murders in the Building” has been captivating both viewers and voters. This is evident by his Screen Actors Guild Award win earlier this year. With three consecutive nominations for this role, there’s a strong chance that Short could finally take home an acting award, cementing his position among television’s comedy legends. However, the outcome might depend on whether Steve Martin, his co-star, becomes a factor in the competition. If so, they could potentially split votes, opening up possibilities for others to contend for the win.
Once again, it’s Jean Smart who is at the forefront, possibly claiming her sixth Emmy award overall, and the fourth for her character as Deborah Vance, the Las Vegas stand-up diva, in the fourth season of “Hacks” on HBO/Max. Smart has already won consecutive awards in 2021 and 2022 (the show was not eligible during the 2023 period), and she returned again last year with her compelling, multi-layered portrayal that continues to develop in unexpected and emotionally resonant ways.
The FilmLA Sound Stage Production Report gathered information from 17 film studios located within the Greater Los Angeles region for its data collection. This comprehensive report provides detailed statistics on sound stage occupancy and filming activities carried out on stages and backlots throughout the entire year of 2023. Additionally, it offers updated figures on new sound stage occupancy for the whole year of 2024. Furthermore, it compares the available sound stage space in Greater Los Angeles against major competing markets in 2025, as well as five years prior to that.
As a movie enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that the charm of timeless, everlasting films remains a cornerstone in our diverse collection. This year, Fathom Events is overjoyed with its selection of classic films and is excited to partner once more with Leonard Maltin to shine a light on these cinematic gems.
Renowned for his innovative, visually striking direction, Director X boasts over 100 acclaimed music videos under his belt, working alongside popular musicians such as Drake (“Hotline Bling,” “Started From the Bottom”), Rihanna (“Work,” “Pon de Replay”), Rosalía (“La Fama,” “Con Altura”), Kendrick Lamar (“King Kunta”) and Justin Bieber (“Boyfriend”). He has received a Juno and a BET Award for his contributions, and has been nominated for multiple other accolades, including a Grammy nomination for the music video of Future and Drake’s “Life Is Good.
Initially, RiseOfBacon’s post sparked concern throughout the Destiny 2 gaming community. The announcement read, “We are currently looking into an issue where the Hull Breach area isn’t showing up as frequently as planned when entering the Nether.” Although this admission brought relief, it left players pondering the void of unfulfilled expectations and scrutinizing their past attempts for hints about this mysterious disappearance. As frustration grew, they recalled their encounters with Random Number Generation (RNG). Galaxy40k succinctly summarized the sentiment, “Everyone was saying ‘you’re not getting Hull Breach because of unlucky RNG,'” highlighting that luck is a crucial factor in games like Destiny 2. However, it seemed more like the developers had encountered an insurmountable problem. The question on everyone’s mind: can we still trust these mechanics?
A Reddit user named special_reddit shared a story about joining a Sunless Cell strike and, amazingly, teaming up with two kind Guardians by chance. They went on a quest to find fragments together, where one player showed the first two locations, motivating the second to assist. This event demonstrated that teamwork isn’t limited to clans or formal teams, as people are always ready to lend a hand when they see an opportunity. An ordinary mission turned into a touching tale of cooperation among players. Other users chimed in with their own stories of lucky fragment-hunting experiences.
The start of Act III has ignited excitement among some gamers who are chomping at the bit to explore the fresh narrative twists and activities. The capture of Eris and the Echo of Navigation, a significant lore event, has players gearing up for action. Yet, this enthusiasm appears to be overshadowed by a swell of doubt. One user encapsulated this feeling with a brief remark that hints at disappointment: “Act 3 began on Tuesday, see you next week.” This implies that while new content is available, it might not meet the expectations players had for something truly extraordinary.