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Gizmodo
31 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Gizmodo
‘Stranger Things' Returns for One Last Time This This November
Get ready to return to Hawkins, Indiana one final time. After three years of waiting since the end of season four, Netflix has confirmed that Stranger Things' final season will begin this November, kicking off a trio of releases. Netflix closed out its Tudum livestream event today with a brief tease for the fifth and final season of Stranger Things, confirming that the series will return to the streamer this November 26, with a second volume arriving on Christmas day, and the final episode on New Year's Day. Check out a new teaser below, which mostly comprises footage from the last four seasons… and a tiny glimpse of season 5. It's been a long road to learn even a little more about what we can expect out of the eight episodes that will bring an end to the supernatural streaming sensation. Netflix already confirmed most of the episode titles last year, and most of what we've heard about the season is that the series is going to be taking the long way around to its end, with blockbuster-length episodes bringing about one last adventure for Eleven and the kids to go through in their quest to stop Vecna and the Upside Down invading reality. We'll bring you more from Stranger Things' final season as and when we learn it.
Wall Street Journal
2 days ago
- Business
- Wall Street Journal
Stocks Are at Their Calmest Since November, by One Measure
The stock market hasn't been this sanguine in months. So far in May, the S&P 500 has notched a daily decline of 1% or more just once. That is the lowest number of such drops in a calendar month since November, when President Trump's election victory sent stocks surging to fresh records. The S&P 500 is on track to end May with a gain of more than 6%.
South China Morning Post
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
K-pop's top MAMA Awards to return to Hong Kong for first time since 2018
One of the world's top K-pop awards ceremonies will return to Hong Kong for the first time since 2018, taking place in the city's 50,000-seat Kai Tak Stadium in November. The return of the MAMA Awards, formerly known as the Mnet Asian Music Awards, to the city is expected to be bigger than ever, with the event previously being hosted at the 12,500-seat AsiaWorld-Arena in 2018. The ceremony was first held in the city in 2012. In an Instagram post on Thursday, the event's official account announced that the ceremony would take place on November 28 and 29. Organisers have yet to release a seating plan or ticket prices for the show. The post attracted about 20,000 likes within just three hours of being published. Social media users welcomed the event's return to the city, with one describing Kai Tak Stadium as an 'awesome venue'. The MAMA Awards are considered one of the most popular events in K-pop, with groups such as BTS, Wanna One and Twice collecting awards at the last local edition of the event in 2018. Ticket prices at the time ranged from HK$888 (US$113) to HK$2,488.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Climate
- Yahoo
Atlantic hurricane season likely to see more storms than average, NOAA warns
The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released this year's Atlantic hurricane season forecast, predicting between 13 to 19 named storms between June and November. Between six and ten storms could become hurricanes, and as many as five of those could be major hurricanes — Category 3 or higher. That would make for an above-average season, a trend driven by warming ocean temperatures because of climate change, NOAA said. The forecast comes as NOAA and the National Weather Service are under pressure from staffing cuts amid US President Donald Trump's push to reduce the government workforce: One NOAA scientist told The New York Times that it was 'very hard' to judge if the agency's forecasting had already been affected by the cuts.
Daily Mail
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Love Island's Claudia Fogarty is pregnant! Star reveals she is expecting her first child with her footballer boyfriend Ollie Crankshaw
Love Island's Claudia Fogarty is pregnant! The star took to her Instagram page on Thursday to reveal she is expecting her first child - a baby girl - with her footballer boyfriend Ollie Crankshaw. She penned in a caption as the pair showed off their scan: 'Half of me half of you. We can't wait to meet you. Baby Crankshaw coming November 25.' Claudia debuted her baby bump as she showed off her changing figure in a brown satin maxi dress as she shot a sweet video at sunset in Dubai. The blonde beauty, who is the daughter of super-bike legend Carl Fogarty, was inundated with sweet messages. Fellow Love Island alum Scott Thomas wrote: 'Wow!!! Amazing news guys! You deserve the very best.' Taylor Ward added: 'Congratulations darling so happy for you!'
