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While promoting his new show, Lazarus, Sam Claflin told ComicBook he’d be eager to play Philip Swift again. He last appeared as the character in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, alongside Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey’s Syrena. Claflin joked that fans should ask the producers to bring him back, saying he’d ‘love to revisit that world.’
In Greek myth, the Chimera was a fearsome creature with the body of a lion, a goat’s head sprouting from its back, and a serpent as a tail. Born to the monsters Typhon and Echidna, it wreaked havoc on Lycia until the hero Bellerophon slew it. While artwork varied – sometimes showing the goat head higher on its back, and emphasizing the snake tail – the Chimera was always a combination of three beasts. Over time, the creature became a symbol for something impossible or unreal, likely because of its strange, patchwork appearance.
The cosmos of commodities, ever a mirror to human folly, reflects this descent. Silver, once a beacon, now wavers like a shadow cast by a flickering lamp. First Majestic, whose revenues are woven 55% from silver’s thread, stands at the crossroads of a paradox: the price of its lifeblood falls, yet its cash flow, a tome of resilience, records $225 million in the first half of 2025.
The official description for Deliver Me From Nowhere isn’t wrong, exactly, but it’s completely misleading. Here’s what 20th Century Studios says about it:
In a parchment filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission-a modern-day court of royal assent-Shaker revealed its complete liquidation of Progressive shares during the third quarter. This transaction, valued at $2.62 million (a sum calculated by averaging the quarter’s capricious prices), left the fund with naught but memories of its former 1.07% allocation. Verily, the insurer hath vanished from their ledger, as if struck by Prospero’s wand.
Trillions are summoned to crystallize in silicon and algorithm, yet who among us can divine the Minotaur lurking at the maze’s heart? Let us examine three Ariadne threads-Nvidia (NVDA), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), and Alphabet (GOOGL)-whose legends intertwine with the Oracle of Growth.
Robert Reed, best known as Mike Brady, continued to act on television after the show ended, appearing in popular miniseries and making guest appearances on other programs. He participated in several Brady Bunch reunions and TV movies, helping to keep the show’s legacy alive. Beyond television, Reed also enjoyed performing on stage and generously shared his acting knowledge by teaching. He sadly passed away in the early 1990s, but his role as Mike Brady remains what most people remember him for.
The story of Shrek started with a 1990 children’s book by William Steig, featuring a happy and self-accepting ogre. DreamWorks bought the rights in the mid-1990s and planned to make it a computer-animated movie. They initially experimented with traditional animation, but ultimately created the film using CGI at PDI DreamWorks. This early development helped keep the story straightforward and easy to adapt for the big screen.
Cuomo’s proposal involves creating a “Chief Innovation Officer” and an “Innovation Council” for AI, biotech, and blockchain. Because nothing says “visionary leadership” like outsourcing your brain to a panel of executives who probably still think “blockchain” is a new type of yoga mat.
If I had to compare this game to something else, it’d be Invincible. You play as heroes who are seriously messed up, get beat to a pulp, and aren’t afraid to swear. Early on, I was fighting this trash-talking villain named Toxic – yeah, he literally fights with his… well, you get the picture – and the game immediately asks if I want to stomp him or kick him through a window and across the whole city! It’s super sharp, genuinely funny, and the voice acting is amazing, with big names like Aaron Paul, Laura Bailey, Jeffrey Wright, Matthew Mercer, and Erin Yvette all involved. Plus, they even got some YouTubers in there, which is cool.
