Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez are once again back in court, years after their marriage came to an end. This time, the focus is no longer on their divorce but on custody of their son, Maceo, as the former couple makes serious and completely conflicting allegations against one another. On October 1, 2026, Martinez filed for a domestic violence restraining order against his ex-wife, accusing Berry of abusing their son in an incident that allegedly took place in late September

Mia Goth and Shia LaBeouf have officially entered a new chapter as the actress files for divorce, bringing an end to a relationship that lasted more than a decade and was marked by numerous breakups and reconciliations. The divorce petition was filed in Los Angeles on October 6, 2026, with Goth citing “irreconcilable differences” and listing July 28, 2025, as the date of separation.

Bitcoin trading near $82K puts the market in an uncomfortable position. Price is still high by any long-term standard, but it is close enough to the $77K–$79K area for traders to treat that band as more than a simple chart level. The reason is the reported concentration of 2.57 million BTC around that zone. If a large amount of supply last moved, was acquired, or shows a cost basis near $77K–$79K, that area can become psychologically important. Holders near breakeven often de

Crypto exchanges are no longer just places to buy Bitcoin, check a chart, and move coins to a wallet. The biggest centralised exchanges now sit closer to financial operating systems, with trading, payments, savings-like products, Web3 access, wallets, identity tools, and institutional services under one roof. That is the future OKX founder Star Xu has been pointing towards: a world where centralised exchanges, or CEXs, do far more than match buyers and sellers. The question i

Bitcoin’s push to $86,450 has put the market back on alert. A price move of that size does more than lift portfolio values. It changes the mood. Traders start watching resistance levels again. Long-term holders revisit cycle targets. New buyers ask whether they have missed the move or whether the next leg is only just starting. The latest optimism has a clear driver: the prospect of clearer U.S. crypto rules. Regulation has often been treated as a threat to digital assets, es

Bitcoin’s drop to $80,507 was not just another red candle. It came with a reported $1.14 billion in crypto liquidations, a figure large enough to shake confidence across the market and force traders to ask a blunt question: is BTC now on a path towards $75,000? The move matters because liquidations can turn a normal pullback into a sharper sell-off. When leveraged traders get forced out, exchanges close positions automatically. That selling can feed on itself, especially when

Nearly two decades after meeting on the set of Mamma Mia!, Amanda Seyfried and Dominic Cooper have managed to maintain a special relationship, even though their romantic story ended long ago. The two once played Sophie and Sky, a young couple preparing to get married in the hit musical film inspired by the songs of ABBA. But what happened behind the scenes also turned their real-life romance into one of the relationships that particularly captured fans’ attention.

Olivia Rodrigo has clarified her relationship status after months of speculation linking her to Julian Croonenberghs, a finance professional. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the singer said plainly: “I’m single, I don’t have a boyfriend.” Her confirmation came after she and Croonenberghs were photographed showing affection in New York during the summer, leading many to assume they were dating.

Crypto sell-offs rarely feel orderly while they are happening. Bitcoin drops first, Ethereum follows, XRP whipsaws, and within hours the market starts treating every bounce as either a rescue or a trap. The useful question is not whether the crash feels ugly. It does. The better question is whether price is breaking key support or simply testing the areas where buyers previously stepped in. For this market move, three levels deserve close attention: Asset Critical support zon

Bitcoin slipping towards the $84,000 area is enough to make traders nervous. Add reports of coins moving from wallets linked to the U.S. Government, and the market starts asking a sharper question: was this just another volatile session, or did official wallet activity help spark fresh selling? The short answer is cautious. A government-linked wallet move can pressure sentiment, especially when Bitcoin is already fragile. But a transfer alone does not prove a sale. On-chain d

The idea sounds like science fiction until you strip it down. If software agents begin earning, spending, lending, paying for computing power, and settling trades with little human input, they will need money. They may also need a reserve asset. That is where BlackRock’s argument has drawn attention. The world’s largest asset manager has suggested that artificial intelligence could, over time, favour Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset in a machine economy. The claim matters

Crypto sell-offs move fast, but the real story usually starts when price reaches support. That is where weak hands are forced out, dip buyers step in, and the market shows whether the crash is just a shake-out or the start of a deeper slide. Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP often move together during risk-off sessions, but they do not always recover in the same way. Bitcoin tends to set the tone. Ethereum shows whether traders still want higher-beta crypto exposure. XRP often gives

In his memoir One Helluva Ride, Michael Douglas writes that he fell for Jeanne Tripplehorn while they were filming Basic Instinct. Their relationship began during production, while Douglas was still married to his first wife, Diandra Luker. The story remained private for decades, even as audiences focused on Douglas’s on-screen chemistry with Sharon Stone.

A gift that appeared to carry nothing more than sentimental value between two members of the British royal family has unexpectedly become the center of attention after turning up on eBay with a price tag approaching £20,000. The item in question is a special copy of The Bench, the children’s book written by Meghan Markle, which is believed to have been given to Princess Eugenie and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, after the couple welcomed their first child, August, in February

Bitcoin rarely moves because of one clean reason. The biggest rallies tend to arrive when several forces line up at once: easier liquidity, stronger risk appetite, tighter supply, new buyers, and a story powerful enough to pull capital in from the sidelines. That is why Q4 2026 is an interesting window to watch. By then, the market will have had time to digest the 2024 halving, spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds will have a longer track record, and the global economy may be f

XRP is back on traders’ radar because a move to $2.16 would mark a roughly 43% rally from an implied starting point near $1.51. That kind of setup naturally draws attention, especially when it appears in the orbit of Peter Brandt, one of the most followed chartists in global markets. Brandt is not a crypto hype merchant. He built his reputation over decades as a classical chart trader, using price structure, breakouts, trend lines, and risk control across commodities, futures

Bitcoin does not need a perfect market to reach $100,000. It needs a few powerful forces to line up at the same time: demand that keeps rising, supply that stays tight, rules that become clearer, and technology that makes the network more useful. That is the basic case behind the more bullish views from Fundstrat strategists, including Tom Lee, who have often framed Bitcoin as an asset that can benefit from improving liquidity, broader adoption, and a maturing investment mark

Bitcoin at US$85,000 feels both impressive and uncomfortable. For long-term believers, it can look like confirmation that the asset has entered a more mature phase. For cautious investors, it can look like the kind of price that attracts late buyers just before volatility returns. That tension is exactly what makes the current market interesting. A high Bitcoin price does not automatically mean the move is over. It also does not mean the next leg higher is guaranteed. At this

Phil Collins and Paul McCartney have finally put an end to their long-running feud, 24 years after an awkward encounter at Buckingham Palace turned a signed book into the unlikely source of a bitter disagreement. According to Collins, the two musicians spoke on the phone in early 2026 and finally cleared the air over a story that had lasted far longer than anything said during a brief meeting should have.

If a song called “Nicole Kidman” has been showing up repeatedly on your feed lately, it is not a coincidence. Behind the track taking social media by storm is Adéla Jergová, a 22-year-old singer from Bratislava, Slovakia, who is quickly emerging as one of the most talked-about new faces in international pop.