CRC’s 11% Drop, But a Fund Bets Big

Sourcerock, in a move that screams “I’ve seen the future and it’s a spreadsheet,” added 1.18 million shares of CRC, bringing their total stake to 3.18 million. Now, their position is worth $169.14 million. Because if you’re going to lose money, you might as well do it in bulk.

Actors Who Almost Played James Bond (Ranked)

Peter Snow, a journalist and broadcaster, once auditioned to be the next James Bond in the late 1960s. Film producers were searching for a new actor to take over from Sean Connery and were considering people without a lot of acting experience. Ultimately, Snow chose to continue his career in journalism and became a familiar face on British television, known for his coverage of elections and historical documentaries.

Stephen King Recommends 2 Streaming Shows for Fans of LOST

Last year and heading into this year, I only found two shows with that intriguing, puzzle-like quality – shows where you’re constantly trying to figure things out, like LOST – truly worth watching: FROM and SILO. Of course, everyone has different tastes, so you might feel differently.

Here Are All the Movies Coming to Hulu This Week, Including ‘Together’

The movie ‘Together’ will be available to stream on December 31st, wrapping up the year with a touching story about family. It follows a family as they navigate difficult life changes, highlighting their strength and the bonds that hold them together. The film features powerful acting and offers a realistic portrayal of how people connect during challenging times.

The Elder Scrolls 6 Report Gives Update on Release Date

Okay, so I just saw a new video from Reece Reilly, a YouTuber who usually gets pretty reliable info about games, and he says Bethesda and Xbox are aiming to release the next big RPG – the one that follows Oblivion and Skyrim – around 2028! But that’s not all he said… there’s more to the story.

Credit Labyrinth: Dividend Dilemma in IGIB vs VCIT

The dividend hunter, armed with nothing but a calculator and a tenuous grasp of beta, finds themselves ensnared in a paradox: IGIB sprawls like a bureaucratic archive, its 2,987 holdings a testament to the illusion of control, while VCIT, with its 343 bonds, whispers promises of clarity and marginally higher yield. Yet both are bound by the same invisible chains-interest rates, credit spreads, the spectral hand of market anxiety.