Hello and welcome to the latest edition of Bulls Talk. Today’s post will be a little different from my usual Bulls Talk posts, where I cry over my keyboard as I type my grievances away. It might seem strange to some (and even to myself), but the post you're about to read may even sound,... Continue Reading →
Bears Talk: Moving to The Region?
The Chicago Bears are reportedly moving forward with their stadium development in the region. Per the organization’s statement above, and the Chicago Sun Times, “It’s Indiana: Bears’ board of directors votes to push stadium to Hammond”. “The Bears’ board of directors met Thursday and decided to move forward with their plans to build a stadium... Continue Reading →
Bulls Talk: RIP Stacey King
I have a whole other post for a Bulls Talk, but this is more important. Rest in Peace, Stacey King. Hearing his voice and commentary for Bulls games won’t ever be the same. A true legend. He was always so positive about the Bulls no matter what. Maybe that’s how we all should be. Please... Continue Reading →
Bulls Talk: Billy Donovan, A.K., M.E. are OUT
It’s been a long time since I’ve written a Bulls Talk post and I’m in the mood to rant a bit, so a Bulls rant is what you’re all going to get on this random Saturday! Let me start by saying, so there’s no confusion and I don’t get in trouble (If they’re still using... Continue Reading →
Man of Tomorrow & other news
James Gunn just dropped some major Superman & DCU news! That is right! A new Superman movie is coming to theaters July 9, 2027. There are no other details about the movie at this time. I’m sure we will be hearing about which comics inspired the film soon, and receive some hints about where this... Continue Reading →
DCU Updates: Superman cast interviews, Possibility of a Sequel, & a Movie in Development
The summer of Superman is upon us! Next month, on July 11th, James Gunn’s Superman hits the big screen. This will be the first Superman movie in over a decade, and I think people will love it. The film stars David Corenswet as Clark Kent/Superman, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. Entertainment... Continue Reading →
A New Era for the White Sox: Reinsdorf to Sell Team
Maybe…in just under ten years…what a joke! If you follow Chuck Garfien on X (the White Sox anchor, reporter, and podcaster for Chicago Sports Network), you saw his post about Jerry Reinsdorf, owner of the Chicago White Sox and Bulls, potentially selling the team. Fans are excited! This is what we’ve been waiting for. The... Continue Reading →
What lies beneath the Pyramid of Khafre?
There have been exciting new developments concerning the Pyramid of Khafre recently. As I shared briefly in my last weekly review, scientists have found enormous pillars underneath it. This is truly incredible. The first two questions that come to my mind are: what does this mean for our history? And is there more to this than just pillars? There are many... Continue Reading →
Legendary Superman actor, Gene Hackman, alongside his wife and dog, found dead inside home.
Sad news this morning, as many outlets are reporting Gene Hackman, who played Lex Luthor in Superman (1978), was found dead, alongside his wife Betsy and their dog (nypost.com). “Santa Fe County police discovered the body of the two-time Oscar winner, 95, and 63-year-old classical pianist Betsy Arakawa—his wife of 34 years on Wednesday afternoon” the... Continue Reading →
Immaculate Constellation – Whistleblower reveals UAP program.
I saw reports about this on X over the last week and I really didn’t look into it too much. I figured “when I see it from a reliable source then I will read about it.” Now I have two reliable sources: the main source (Independent journalist Michael Shellenberger) and Ross Coulthart from News Nation,... Continue Reading →
