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Pete Davidson and his girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, are expecting their first child together. They have been open about their excitement for the baby's arrival, with Davidson expressing his eagerness to provide a stable and loving childhood. Pete is in the process of having his tattoos removed estimating the process will take 10 years as it is a painful process. To date his hands and facial tattoos have been removed.
25 Movies, Many Stars, 0 Hits: Hollywood Falls to New Lows
NY Times - November 15, 2025
People keep telling me 'Hollywood is dead'. When you look around, it's hard to argue the point - a death long overdue.
Do you need to vicariously experience through films or celebrities or to vent about them as a distraction from your issues?
Originality has collapsed into endless prequels, reruns, sequels, remakes, and reboots - a looped mirror of a reality that's also rerunning itself.
In the Human Experiment, redundancy is the first sign that the Simulation is winding down.
Film has morphed into digitized images another reflection of reality. Will AI take over the industry? It is already - for better or worse.
Hollywood films have simply become too expensive - both to produce and to watch in a theater - where movie-goers pay for the expense of production - forever increasing.
Theaters often feel like luxury experiences at a time when the dominant theme in American life is affordability. Why pay for a seat in a crowded venue when most people prefer the comfort of home where they can pause, rewind, eat, answer messages, take bathroom breaks, and avoid the distractions of strangers including sick people, and parents with restless young children.
The decline of Hollywood didn't happen overnight. The shift away has been unfolding for decades. Many of my friends in the industry have spent years traveling across the U.S. and around the world, seeking locations where production costs stay within budget. As most of us know, whatever the original budget is, double that by the end of production.
Independent films - versus big-budget productions - have become more popular, but they're generally built around a screenwriter presenting a story about 'dealing with issues,' usually their own or someone else's. That's not something I'm programmed to enjoy. I'll take an action-adventure film any day. My favorites usually star Jason Statham, Gerard Butler, Ryan Reynolds, and others in that genre.
The film industry has always been riddled with abuses, scandals, gatekeepers, and astronomical production costs that inevitably bleed over to consumers. Abusive systems eventually collapse - especially when climate change and institutional dysfunction push everything closer to breaking. This will happen with the Trump administration by the end of ACT III.
Award shows are another factor, often creating their own dramas - before, at the event, and afterwards. Declining audiences are no surprise.
I am one of those people who fall under the heading ... "I haven't read a book in years because I don't like to read". I get my news online from the more reputable publications - and take everything with a grain of salt including TV and documentaries - and like everyone else process what I see and hear through my own filters. As a visual learning that works best for me + discussions with Z.
I watch films online even if I have to wait a couple of months after they air in theaters. I don't like melodramas, reality shows, or anything else that elicits tears, fears, and emotional overload. If I don't experience that in life - why would I want to watch it on the screen? People watch "issue films" because they are a reflection of their own issues, that hopefully they can overcome - much like the characters onscreen. "We are broken in the same way. I can heal like that character". Memo: Only if you're programmed to.
Sci-fi isn't what it used to be in terms of action-adventure. Again, it's all about emotions but that is what the human experiment is about so I guess that's what people seek.
I still enjoy writing my daily blogs - but how many times can I recycle the same script to make a point? Apparently, that number stretches endlessly as does the Fibonacci Sequence that creates and shapes our storylines - adapted from patterns encoded in the simulation itself.
"Healing your issues" is popular with many people who return here seeking answers - but not the way that arc spiked in the grids years ago. What I think most readers are waiting for is something that triggers a memory about closure.
Each blog awakens a specific group of people, but the final message remains encoded in my DNA and yours - waiting to be hermetically unsealed at the end of time ~ Ellie & Alchemy 101.
11/11/2025 - It was so cold this morning even the trees were shivering as temps dropped to the low 30's.
Arctic blast brought frigid temperatures to most of the U.S.
Spray boats and hearts with the first snowflakes of winter in Brooklyn.
3 Giant Solar Outbursts Explode Towards Earth, Prompting Aurora Forecast Across US Science Alert - November 12, 2025
Breathtaking northern lights splash across the night skies as far south as Florida
CNN - November 12, 2025
Crystalinks: Auroras

Astronomers Uncover a Massive Hidden Structure Around the Pleiades Star Cluster SciTech Daily - November 12, 2025
Astronomers have discovered that the iconic Pleiades cluster, long admired as the 'Seven Sisters,' is only a small part of a much larger stellar family stretching across the sky.
Human brains are programmed to pick up sensory information within a certain biological spectrum - things like visible light, audible sounds, and chemical signals humans can detect. Because of this, there's a vast amount happening around us of which we remain unaware. This brings us to the mind's perception of reality.
The Human Experiment is deeply rooted in emotions and that's where many people get stuck/trapped. Everything is filtered through your emotions to make it real.
How many things pass you by each day that your mind ignores - focusing only on those of emotional value to you?
The structure around the Pleiades star cluster was either beyond human perception or a new insert in the simulation - much like suddenly discovering ancient artifacts where once there were none - or finding something lost that suddenly manifests.
Humans only have a brief understanding of how things were created, how they work, and how it ends because everyone is programmed to know that closure is coming - but not the particulars - which are recycling as I blog this.

The Pleiades is another insert in the simulation for those who want to play beyond the games of human emotions and expand the limits of their consciousness as far as allowed. Think of humans as dumbed-down so their focus remains on emotions to make anything real.
Most of what appears as the great cosmos is in truth green screen - in which whoever is controlling it - can add or subtract details.

The article took me to a memory from the 1980's when this book - that I found in the back of a bookstore in Manhattan - awakened something in me that had been foretold in 1954 at age 11 when I was "taken" on a UFO. The gray alien toy was a gift from a client - who went by Deja Allison - and an important part of my journey. Crystalinks - Pleiades.

Thursday - In the middle of the night I awoke briefly - the physical sound of my voice pulling me back to "Earth".
Pause ... Rewind film strip (grids) ... Pause ... Instant Replay ...
I was aboard what I processed as a UFO ... racing through space while speaking to seated passengers whose "identities" were only familiar in my dream.
"These are the rules of space travel" - I was saying as if an instructor.
In the dark I reached for the notepad I keep in my nightstand and scribbled the sentence. As I never remember dreams I've learned to reply on notes taken while half asleep - fragmented messages I want to retrieve when I wake up.
I fell back to sleep and, all told, slept for ten hours.
Scientists Puzzled by Strange Star-Forming Regions at the Milky Way's Center
Don't Panic! 3I/ATLAS Isn't an Alien Death Probe, But It Is Wildly Unusual
Race for first private space station heats up as NASA set to retire ISS
Breakthrough: Blue Origin Nails Booster Landing in Historic Mars Launch
Blue Origin Lands Booster After Rocket Launch and Matches SpaceX’s Feat
Our solar system is moving faster than expected
Is the Universe Slowing Down? Stunning New Evidence Says Yes
Astronomical First: Storm Seen Erupting on Another Sun, And It's a Monster
Astronomers stunned by three Earth-sized planets orbiting two suns
Constant Rain of Tiny Meteoroids Poses 'Silent Threat' to Future Moon Base
AI controls satellite attitude in orbit for first time
The archaeologist's guide to colonizing other worlds
How to spot life in the clouds on other worlds
Mysterious Streaks on The Slopes of Mars Might Finally Be Solved
Scientists Reveal a Chilling Glimpse of The Sun's Future Death
Scientists Discovered a Time Crystal That Reveals a New Way to Order Time
Scientists Uncover a Hidden Energy Cost in Quantum Timekeeping
The time 'rondeau' crystal: Scientists observe a new form of temporal order
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Physicists unveil system to solve long-standing barrier to new generation of supercomputers
Scientists Finally Peek Inside an 'Impossible' Superconductor
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String theory: Scientists are trying new ways to verify the idea that could unite all of physics
How Do Quarks Really Move? New Theory Unlocks Decades-Old Physics Mystery
Scientists to Use Earth Itself as a Giant Sensor in Hunt for New Physics
AI at the speed of light just became a possibility
Image compression method combines classic techniques for greater efficiency and flexibility
Hypersonic Breakthrough Could Make One-Hour Global Flights Possible
New Graphene Tech Powers Supercapacitors To Rival Traditional Batteries
Wild new 'gyromorph' materials could make computers insanely fast
Scientists Develop More Efficient Way To Extract Rare Earth Elements Amid Global Trade Tensions
From Plastic to Pure Water: Scientists Turn Trash Into a Super Catalyst
Scientists Solve the 2,000-Year-Old Mystery of Sea Silk's Unfading Gold
After Decades, Scientists Have Finally Discovered Tylenol's Secret Mechanism
Scientists Discover a Natural, Non-Addictive Way To Block Pain That Could Replace Opioids
Wegovy and Ozempic tied to dramatically lower cancer deaths
Viagra Reverses Damage Behind One Type of Deafness, Scientists Discover
A Saliva Test Could Quickly Reveal Your Hidden Risk of Heart Failure
World's Top Infectious Killer Tuberculosis Claimed 1.23 Million Lives Last Year, WHO Says
Alzheimer's May Hijack Your Cells' Clocks, Hinting at New Treatments
Tiny implant wipes out bladder cancer in 82% of patients
Experts Reveal a Drug-Free Way to Mimic The Effects of Ozempic
Alzheimer's May Hijack Your Cells' Clocks, Hinting at New Treatments
Tiny implant wipes out bladder cancer in 82% of patients
New research finds no clear link between acetaminophen (Tylenol) and autism
A hidden breathing problem may be behind chronic fatigue's crushing exhaustion
Scientists find brain chemical tied to trauma and depression
Alzheimer's May Hijack Your Cells' Clocks, Hinting at New Treatments
Scientists Create Digital Twin of Earth, Accurate to a 1-Kilometer Scale
Underwater volcano off Oregon coast likely won't erupt until mid-to-late 2026
Earth is slowly peeling its continents from below, fueling ocean volcanoes
Breathtaking northern lights splash across the night skies as far south as Florida
Amazon Lakes Became Hotter Than a Hot Tub, Killing Hundreds of Dolphins
The Hidden Chemistry That Let Earth Finally Breathe
We May Finally Know The Purpose of 5,200 Mystery Holes in Peru
Crystalinks: Band of Holes near Pisco Valley, Peru
Rewriting History: Egypt's New Kingdom Started Later Than We Thought
Fragments of Stone of Scone tracked down to reveal a hidden history.
Hidden signatures of ancient Rome's master craftsmen revealed
Neanderthals May Never Have Truly Gone Extinct, Study Reveals
New Neanderthal footprints in Portugal reveal a life we never expected
Specialized potteries reveal complex organization of El Argar society 4,000 years ago
Archaeologists discover how oldest American civilization survived a climate catastrophe
Australian 'drop crocs' unlock insights into ancient ecosystems
Archaeologists discover how oldest American civilization survived a climate catastrophe
Australian 'drop crocs' unlock insights into ancient ecosystems
Yuka The Woolly Mammoth Just Gave Us The Oldest RNA Ever Sequenced
Tiny 95-Million-Year-Old Croc Relative Baffles Scientists With Its Strange Teeth
Ancient condors thrived on Peru's northern coast before retreating to the highlands, study reveals
A 400-million-year-old plant creates water so weird it looks alien
Paleogenomics study shows humans and dogs spread across Eurasia together
Rare fossils reveal that worms managed to survive multiple mass extinction events.
The Story of The World's Weirdest Dinosaur Just Got Weirder

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