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Despite being afraid of literally anything and everything on the planet, I love Halloween. Octobers mean dutifully logging a slasher a day in my Letterboxd account, or using my journal to hash out what Friday the 13th would have been if Jason were handsome under the mask (he’s a waterlogged hermit, but does he really…

The $44.2 million vessel was designed as two separate halves for two brothers.

The OPEC+ decision to cut its production quota by 2 million bpd has placed the Biden Administration between a rock and a hard place, with oil prices climbing ahead of the mid-terms and very few viable options to counter it.Oilprice Alert: This month's Intelligent Investor column, now available for Global Energy Alert members, compares two giant oil companies to see which currently presents more value. If you're an investor in the energy space then now is the time to sign up for Global Energy Alert.Friday... Читать дальше...

Running a business requires sacrifice, but the end result is worth it.

The State-owned Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) reports that it will release a request for proposals (RFP) in November for the procurement of between 50 and 80 MW of renewable energy across its eight commercial seaports. The RFP issuance follows on from the receipt of about 30 responses to a request for information issued on July 22 to gauge market appetite for such a programme.

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Halloween is coming, and things are getting very weird. Rapper Lil Yachty is taking a walk to Poland, and TikTokers are putting pumpkins on their heads, buying all the skeletons on earth, and making their pets into demons. Oh, and NFT marketers are entering the TikTok-sphere to lie to kids about the metaverse.

We’re back with more questions about the next episode of House Of The Dragon. After “Driftmark” put the “fun” in “funeral” we’re jumping forward in time once again for the next chapter in the saga of who will win the right to cut themselves to pieces on the Iron Throne. Of course, it’s not going to be anyone as long…

With a gift for songwriting that captures the deepest matters of the heart and spirit, there’s always been something about Fiona Apple that brings to mind a bard of old. Her music deals in only the highest of drama and highest of production value—so it’s more than fitting that the artist just released a new track for…

By Jess Nevins Published: October 07th, 2022

Spooky season is here and so are discounted costumes.

The Complex Sneakers Podcast is co-hosted by Joe La Puma, Brendan Dunne, and Matt Welty. This week, they break down the release of the Tom Sachs x Nike GPS at K

Three orgasms in five minutes? I'd say it's worth the hype.

Jan Broberg's story—one that involves being kidnapped multiple times by someone who convinced her aliens would destroy the world if she didn't do everything he wanted—might not sound relatable at...

Unfortunately, it feels like there’s a beloved rapper who’s dying every other day. Whether it’s from sickness or they’re being murdered by gun violence, there’s always another one. It’s just very unfortunate that so many talented and beloved MCs have lost their lives in five year’s time.

What split? Sylvester Stallone was spotted with his wife, Jennifer Flavin, for the first time since their messy almost divorce.

Blame game over stubble burning continues

Mistrust in the state’s ability to ensure a reliable supply of clean water is leading consumers to prepare for the worst

THE Cesarewitch at Newmarket is one of the biggest betting heats of the season.

How seeing the ravages of climate change from space resulted in a personal responsibility to spread the message on the ground.

The 2022-23 NHL season kicks off on Friday afternoon with a game in Prague between the Predators and Sharks.

WWE’s Extreme Rules pay-per-view is once again living up to its name.

In the midst of increasingly aggressive North Korean missile launches this week, the US on Friday imposed sanctions on people and firms in Asia accused of helping North Korea procure fuel in violation of UN sanctions. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control targeted two people and three firms from Singapore, Taiwan and the Marshall Islands. The US accused them of moving fuel through an "illicit ship-to-ship transfer" that circumvents United Nations sanctions restricting the import of petroleum... Читать дальше...