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Anderson recently told Andy Cohen that she quickly left an awards show after presenting an award, going straight back to her hotel room to go to bed. She explained that seeing Seth Rogen, who was involved in the TV series Pam & Tommy – a show she didn’t approve of and which still bothers her – influenced her decision to leave.
Here’s the list, starting with the brightest spark and ending with the one that’s looking a bit dim. The numbers come from some very serious people at LSEG, on the 14th of January, so don’t go blaming us if things change tomorrow.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup looming like a giant, shiny trophy, fan token interest is back with a vengeance. CHZ, being the clever little scamp it is, has seized the moment with the gusto of a dwarf at a beer festival. 🎉 Instead of fizzling out like a damp firework, it’s holding steady above old resistance levels, painting a picture as bullish as a charging rhinoceros.
Now, a split doesn’t create value, you understand. It’s a bit like rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic – it might make things seem tidier, but it doesn’t alter the ship’s ultimate destination. However, it does create a psychological effect. A lower price feels cheaper, even if the underlying worth remains unchanged. And human beings, bless their illogical hearts, are remarkably susceptible to feeling.
The comparison to Starbucks, that established titan of the caffeinated world, is inevitable, though perhaps not entirely apt. Starbucks, with its polished interiors and carefully curated ambiance, offers a destination, a respite. Dutch Bros, however, is a fleeting encounter, a transaction conducted from the shelter of one’s own carriage. It is a difference not merely of architecture, but of ethos.
The actress first gained fame in movies like ‘Scream’ and the TV show ‘Charmed’. In 1997, she privately settled a legal issue with a prominent film executive following an incident at the Sundance Film Festival. The agreement was designed to keep the details confidential. Later, she became a leading advocate for change within the film industry. This settlement is now remembered as an example of how Hollywood once handled such situations with private legal agreements.
The crypto-linked credit card, once a thorny vine, now bears a peculiar fruit in Argentina.
The movie ends with Spike and Kelly leaving Jimmy Crystal to face a grim fate, then cuts to black. We then see a quiet, remote farmhouse, and inside, a girl studying. Her father joins her – it’s Jim, the character Cillian Murphy famously played in the 2002 film 28 Days Later.
Yes, a cure for the Rage virus exists. In 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Dr. Ian Kelson, played by Ralph Fiennes, develops a treatment that completely reverses the effects of the virus on infected individuals, restoring their memories, reasoning skills, and eliminating the rage it caused. He successfully uses this cure on the Alpha, Samson, in the story.
Agentic AI isn’t about robots developing existential crises. It’s about programs that, once given a task within their rather limited understanding of the universe, can simply… do it. Autonomously. With minimal human supervision. Think of it as a particularly diligent (and utterly lacking in imagination) apprentice who never asks for a raise.1