The argument began strangely, as Sheila appeared uninterested in Luna’s emotional tale. When she revealed that Finn was her biological father, making him Luna’s grandfather instead, Sheila found it hard to believe. Luna then clarified the mix-up with the paternity test results. Naomi Matsuda (Li) demonstrated that Tom Starr wasn’t Luna’s father and tested Jack (Ted King).
As the bullish pressure mounts like a well-stacked pancake, ADA appears to be gearing up for a delightful upward jaunt. Hold onto your hats, folks!
She’s currently hospitalized and her situation is quite grave. Anna and Brennan are fervently praying that the antidote will arrive swiftly to save Carly. Meanwhile, Chase finds himself at a loss trying to comprehend Brook Lynn’s shocking disclosure.
A significant portion of the exhibition draws from JR’s 2022 Déplacé·e·s series, which captures displaced youths in his signature black-and-white aesthetic. These children, forced from their homes by war or political upheaval, appear in portraits JR took during his travels to regions grappling with poverty, including Greece, Turin, Colombia, Rwanda and Mauritania. From this body of work, 120 aerial photographs were enlarged into banners—many portraying children in moments of joy, an intentional contrast to the harsh realities of their environments.
The Austin-based brand has created what it calls “the world’s first portable speaker with a built-in subwoofer” – an all-black basket-shaped audio device that it claims “delivers a 10x increase in sub-bass without any sacrifice in size or power consumption”. It’s a pretty impressive feat and one that Brane Audio has achieved thanks to a technological breakthrough it developed in-house: namely, its Repel-Attract Driver (RAD), a system the brand says breaks Hofmann’s Iron Law – which, in short, stipulates that speakers have to either be huge or use a lot of electricity to produce a big bass sound – by cleverly using magnets to negate the internal air pressure that would otherwise stop a speaker the size of Brane X from being so punchy. Brane Audio describes RAD as “a proprietary array of permanent magnets [that] cancel internal air pressure forces,” an entirely new way of producing deep bass that “compensates for the higher pressure of air compression relative to air expansion using asymmetrical magnetic forces.” In other words, the company is using magnets to change the air pressure inside Brane X – maybe it’s just us, but we can’t help but picture a tiny Magneto and Storm going at it inside the speaker (just us?).
The new movie revolves around Happy Gilmore, the hockey player-turned-golf sensation, stepping back on the course for the first time in years. A cast of familiar faces, such as Virginia Venit (Julie Bowen), is there to cheer him, urging him to show the world how the Happy they loved is still there.
Rate cuts could’ve been the sugar rush the market craved, but instead, it’s left chewing on the bitter pill of bearish vibes and recession fears. 🐻📉
But there are certain truths the band lives by. One is that they are not going to give up their own worldviews just to make people happy. At a recent concert, a fan held up a black MAGA hat (the kind that Elon Musk wears), and singer Ken Casey told the person, “This is America, there’s no kings here. Anyway, if you mind, sir, we’re gonna play a song about our grandparents and people who fought Nazis in the war and shit. So if you could just shut the (expletive) up for five minutes.”
In a shocking twist, Bitnomial also decided to drop its own lawsuit against the SEC. It’s like a courtroom soap opera, but with fewer dramatic pauses and more crypto! 💼💥 An XRP futures contract could be the golden ticket to getting that elusive spot ETF approved. Who knew futures could be so… futuristic? 🚀
Alas, the euphoria was short-lived, as profit-taking ensued, and the price tumbled by a modest 17%. One might say the bubble burst, but that would be too obvious.