Roman Reigns has not been seen on WWE television since his significant loss to Bronson Reed at Crown Jewel.
The match ended dramatically after Jey Uso delivered a devastating spear, leading to Reed’s victory over Reigns.
Fans are eagerly anticipating Reigns’ return and the next chapter in his WWE journey.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/wwe/roman-reigns-return-replace-jey-uso-upcoming-match-backstage-assault-exploring-possibility
That should be all the information you need to solve the **Tenant’s lower entrance’s outside** crossword clue!
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The Minecraft spear is one of the highlights of the upcoming Mounts of Mayhem drop, providing players with a unique weapon that offers a variety of attack styles. However, the latest experimental builds have introduced both a handy improvement and a surprising nerf that could significantly impact gameplay. Here’s everything you need to know about the recent changes made to the Minecraft spear.
In recent experimental snapshots, the Minecraft spear has gained a major improvement: the ability to use the Mending enchantment alongside the Lunge enchantment. This is great news for players, as it means you can now repair your spear instead of grinding to craft a new one.
Since enchanted spears require effort and resources to obtain, the addition of Mending helps players maintain and use their weapons for much longer. This enhancement ensures the spear remains a reliable tool in your combat arsenal.
Alongside this improvement, snapshot 25w43a introduced a significant nerf to the spear’s powerful Lunge attack. Using the Lunge now consumes hunger points, effectively exhausting the player like sprinting or jumping does.
This hunger consumption makes the spear quite costly to use in terms of resources, especially for players running low on food supplies. To use the spear as a primary weapon, players will need to stock up on food to avoid being caught vulnerable during combat.
Another important change is that the Lunge attack can only be used if the player has at least 6 hunger points on their hunger bar. This condition adds a massive limitation, making the spear underpowered in low-hunger situations.
The Lunge is the spear’s most powerful attack, so this restriction limits its effectiveness, forcing players to think carefully before using it. Even with a full hunger bar (20 points), a level 3 Lunge attack can only be executed four times before hunger becomes a barrier.
This change transforms the spear from a dependable weapon into more of an emergency item, useful for clearing overwhelming or mounted mobs rather than continuous combat.
While the addition of Mending allows players to maintain their spears easily, the hunger cost for Lunge use severely limits how often it can be employed. Players will be watching closely to see if Mojang adjusts these values or reverts the changes in future updates.
For now, stocking up on food and strategizing hunger management will be key to getting the most out of the spear in combat.
Also read: Bring Minecraft to Life with This Simple Visual Mod
The look on Mika Zibanejad’s face as he skated toward the boards after Wild goaltender Filip Gustavsson robbed him from just outside the crease in the third period said it all. His head tilted to the left, and a look of disbelief stretched across his face.
The tone of his answers minutes after the fourth consecutive Rangers loss at the Garden to open the season did, too. When asked if it’s dangerous for the Blueshirts to keep saying at least they’re getting chances if they’re not getting goals, Zibanejad’s answer included, “I honestly don’t know what else to do.” Then, when asked how the Rangers can create better puck luck, he partly replied, “Do you have a better idea than what we’re doing right now?”
Those moments, which strayed from the typically stoic and calm demeanor of the longest-tenured Blueshirt, served as hints of mounting frustration from their early season offensive woes. This came even as head coach Mike Sullivan insisted after their 3-1 loss Monday that there isn’t a disconnect on offense.
“I mean, we just have to keep going,” Zibanejad said when asked about the puck luck. “Like, I don’t know, it’s frustrating, and I understand that you guys gotta ask the questions, but we have to bear down on chances. I have to score on that one [in the third period]. It’s simple.
“Do I want to [score]? Yeah, but I’m not scoring on that chance.”
Zibanejad, with two goals and a pair of assists through eight games, has been a bright spot for the Rangers so far. He produced two additional high-danger chances against Minnesota, according to Natural Stat Trick.
His Blueshirts future wasn’t guaranteed at the end of last season, even with his full no-move clause, as another coach took over and the long-standing core gradually broke up. But Sullivan made it a priority to ensure Zibanejad remained a key piece of what transpired and even traveled to Sweden to visit him in June. So far, the dividends from that investment have been evident.
That doesn’t mean Zibanejad has been immune to the struggles. There was the moment Monday where he just couldn’t flip the puck past Gustavsson’s glove. He hasn’t collected a five-on-five goal this season, and despite already tallying 19 high-danger chances—which puts him on pace to shatter his 72 from an 82-game campaign last year through the Rangers’ opening stretch—he hasn’t been able to convert more of those into goals.
When asked about the danger of settling for chances instead of goals, Zibanejad admitted, “I have to score. Yes, I understand that, but I’m getting to the chance. I’d be more worried if we didn’t get any chances, if I don’t get that chance, if we don’t get those chances. It’s frustrating for us. It’s frustrating for me.”
The chagrin wasn’t limited to just Zibanejad in the aftermath of Monday’s loss. Captain J.T. Miller rued two chances he missed which he said should’ve resulted in a 2-1 advantage for the Rangers and would’ve allowed them to play with a lead. Defenseman Adam Fox expressed disappointment as well, citing the team’s apparent progress Saturday with four goals, and lamenting that they still remain winless at the Garden.
The Blueshirts have scored 15 goals across four road games but just one during four home games. Despite this, the Rangers lead the NHL with an expected goals for of 16.97, according to Natural Stat Trick, and have generated the second-most high-danger chances in the league (80), behind only the Penguins (83).
Sullivan, when asked about the potential disconnect, said the Blueshirts have still “played extremely well and [are] generating a specific amount of offense,” with the exception of the season-opening loss to Pittsburgh—and the analytics support that.
“We didn’t get rewarded for it on some nights,” Sullivan said, “but it wasn’t a case of disconnect or not getting looks. I didn’t think we got as many looks tonight, but we didn’t play as well. That’s different. So the narrative is very different tonight than it’s been in the last couple of weeks.”
Still, even after Artemi Panarin scored 57 seconds into Monday’s game to snap their scoreless drought at home to open the season, the concerning trend returned when the Rangers couldn’t generate anything else for the rest of the game.
After the Rangers’ third consecutive shutout at home to start the year last week, Zibanejad said he didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. Six days later, his tone shifted to distraught—reflecting frustration as they enter their latest chance to reverse this trajectory, with a home game against the Sharks on Thursday.
This glimpse of emotion captured just how much this scoring rut has begun to weigh on the Rangers.
https://nypost.com/2025/10/21/sports/mika-zibanejads-tone-shift-says-everything-about-rangers/
**Teresa Giudice Reached Out to Kathy Wakile Before Attempting to Reconcile with Joe and Melissa Gorga**
*Published Oct. 21, 2025, 7:47 p.m. ET*
Teresa Giudice has reportedly reached out to another *Real Housewives of New Jersey* star before deciding to contact her brother Joe Gorga and his wife Melissa Gorga, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
“While Teresa’s out giving interviews about reuniting with Joe and Melissa Gorga, the truth is she reached out to Kathy Wakile a while before she even tried reaching out to her brother and sister-in-law,” an insider revealed.
### The Motivation Behind Reaching Out to Kathy Wakile
As for why Teresa reached out to her cousin Kathy, from whom she has been estranged for some time, the insider provided insight into her motivation.
“Teresa figured that if she made up with Kathy and got her on her side, this would give her an angle for *RHONJ* and, if Joe and Melissa came back, someone to go against them with,” the source shared.
“It’s no secret Kathy has issues with Melissa, as that’s been publicly discussed, so Teresa likely saw an in.”
### Kathy Wakile ‘Stood Her Ground’
According to the source, Kathy Wakile was not interested in rekindling their relationship.
“Kathy is a strong-willed person and stood her ground and had no interest in engaging,” they noted. “Seeing as that didn’t work out for her, Teresa took the next step and went for the Joe and Melissa makeup angle.”
### Teresa Giudice Is Not ‘Coming Off as Genuine’
“None of this is coming off as genuine at all and, as much as she’s purported to not be desperate, it truly reeks of someone who is,” the insider continued.
“It also speaks volumes to how little she truly thinks of Joe and Melissa that they were truly last on her list of people to ‘make up’ with.”
“At the end of the day, the person Teresa cares most about is Teresa. And she will do whatever she thinks she has to do to keep her relevancy and potential spot on the show.”
### No Plans to Film Teresa and Joe’s Reconciliation
As previously reported by RadarOnline.com, even if Teresa and Joe do sit down together, their interaction is not planned to be filmed.
“Producers have made it known they have no interest in capturing Teresa and Joe’s attempt to reconcile,” a source shared.
“This is a storyline production has made it known they’re not interested in capturing,” they reiterated.
“If Joe and Teresa do end up making up and are in a good place, it is, of course, possible production could entertain having them both back on the show, and then fans would get to watch their rekindled relationship.”
### Why Is Melissa Gorga Agreeing to Possibly Make Amends with Teresa?
While Joe has agreed to sit down with his sister, a source expressed skepticism about the genuineness of this gesture.
“He’s being egotistical and wanting to call all the shots like he always does,” they stated, adding Joe wants to “make her beg for an apology so he could sit there and say, ‘let me think about it.'”
As for Melissa, she surprised fans when Joe revealed she was supportive of potentially making up with Teresa.
“Melissa is going along with this because she’s also a bit worried about her spot on the show,” a source previously told RadarOnline.com.
“She’s concerned that if Teresa was brought back and they were still on the outs, she may not have a spot there.”
https://radaronline.com/p/teresa-giudice-wanted-former-rhonj-star-team-up-resorting-joe-melissa-gorga/
Shane Lowry came close to winning the DP World India Championship in New Delhi last week. After four rounds of thrilling golf at the Delhi Golf Club, Lowry tied for third place alongside Aaron Fitzpatrick and Thriston Lawrence.
While Lowry missed out on the opportunity to claim the title, he made sure to send a heartwarming message to the tournament winner, Tommy Fleetwood. On X (formerly Twitter), Lowry congratulated Fleetwood and summed up his memorable time in India. Shane Lowry wrote:
“Incredible week here in India, great people, great hospitality and some good golf too. Congrats to Tommy on another win. ☘️”
If Shane Lowry had won the DP World India Championship, it would have been his first professional victory since April 2024. Last year in April, Lowry teamed up with his good friend Rory McIlroy to win the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
### How Much Did Shane Lowry Earn for Finishing Third?
The DP World India Championship featured a total prize purse of €3,447,880 (approximately $4 million). Out of this amount, Shane Lowry earned €176,746.78 for his tied third-place finish. The tournament winner, Tommy Fleetwood, received €580,057.00.
Here is a detailed look at the payout for the top finishers:
| Position | Player | Prize (€) |
|——————|———————-|——————–|
| 1. | Tommy Fleetwood | 580,057.00 |
| 2. | Keita Nakajima | 375,331.00 |
| T3. | Alex Fitzpatrick | 176,746.78 |
| T3. | Thriston Lawrence | 176,746.78 |
| T3. | Shane Lowry | 176,746.78 |
| 6. | Viktor Hovland | 102,363.00 |
| T7. | Joost Luiten | 102,363.00 |
| T7. | Jayden Schaper | 102,363.00 |
| T9. | Daniel Hillier | 72,336.52 |
| T9. | Michael Kim | 72,336.52 |
| T11. | Jorge Campillo | 60,735.38 |
| T11. | Ben Schmidt | 60,735.38 |
| T13. | Dan Bradbury | 53,569.97 |
| T13. | Tom Vaillant | 53,569.97 |
| T15. | Brandon Robinson Thompson | 49,134.24 |
| T15. | Andy Sullivan | 49,134.24 |
| T17. | Martin Couvra | 40,111.13 |
| T17. | Jens Dantorp | 40,111.13 |
| T17. | Alfredo Garcia-Heredia | 40,111.13 |
| T17. | Casey Jarvis | 40,111.13 |
| T17. | Andrea Pavan | 40,111.13 |
| T17. | David Ravetto | 40,111.13 |
| T17. | Marcel Schneider | 40,111.13 |
| T17. | Freddy Schott | 40,111.13 |
| T17. | Bernd Wiesberger | 40,111.13 |
| 26. | Eugenio Chacarra | 32,414.95 |
| T26. | Andreas Halvorsen | 32,414.95 |
| T26. | Brian Harman | 32,414.95 |
| T26. | Frederic Lacroix | 32,414.95 |
| T26. | Rory McIlroy | 32,414.95 |
The payout continued down the rankings, with players receiving varying amounts based on their finishing positions.
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Shane Lowry’s performance at the DP World India Championship was commendable, and his gracious message to Tommy Fleetwood highlighted the sportsmanship and respect between the players. With more tournaments ahead, golf fans will be eagerly watching to see if Lowry can add more victories to his resume soon.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/golf/news-shane-lowry-sends-tommy-fleetwood-message-missing-winning-dp-world-india-championship
Netflix Misses Earnings Target, Cites Brazilian Tax Dispute as Cause
Netflix missed the earnings target set by stock market analysts during its latest quarter, marking a break in the company’s six-quarter streak of posting profits that exceeded expectations. The Los Gatos, Calif.-based streaming giant attributed the earnings shortfall to an unexpected $619 million expense related to a tax dispute in Brazil.
Despite this setback, Netflix highlighted its strong lineup of distinctive TV series and films, which have kept its audience engaged. The company also noted a successful combination of subscriber fees and increased ad sales that helped deliver revenue in line with analyst forecasts.
Investors, however, were not entirely reassured by the explanation. Following the earnings announcement on Tuesday, Netflix’s shares fell approximately 6% in extended trading.
Diverging Analyst Opinions
Analyst reactions to Netflix’s third-quarter report were mixed. Thomas Monteiro, an analyst at Investing.com, expressed concern that Netflix might be using the Brazilian tax hit to mask underlying signs of slowing subscriber growth and advertising revenue amid economic uncertainty. “The truth is that the company failed to deliver the kind of growth we’ve grown used to over the past couple of years,” he said.
Conversely, Jeremy Mullin of Zacks took a more optimistic view, stating that Netflix’s “underlying story remains solid” and sees little cause for concern.
Financial Highlights
In the July-September quarter, Netflix earned $2.5 billion, or $5.87 per share, representing an 8% increase from the same period last year. Revenue rose 17% year-over-year to $11.5 billion.
Analysts surveyed by FactSet Research had expected Netflix to earn $6.96 per share on revenue of $11.5 billion. While the company matched revenue estimates, it fell short on earnings per share, primarily due to the Brazilian tax expense.
A Shift in Focus
Netflix has increasingly emphasized delivering solid financial growth over quarterly subscriber gains. As part of this strategic shift, the company stopped disclosing its subscriber numbers at the end of last year. This change has so far been effective, with Netflix’s stock price rising approximately 40% this year—though the dip in extended trading following the earnings release suggests some of those gains may be at risk.
Subscriber Growth and Market Position
Although Netflix no longer reports specific subscriber data, this year’s revenue growth suggests its worldwide subscriber base has increased from roughly 302 million at the end of last year, maintaining the company’s lead among video streamers. This is notable even as well-funded rivals such as Amazon and Apple continue expanding their programming selections.
In the company’s quarterly conference call, co-CEO Ted Sarandos revealed that Netflix’s total worldwide audience—including multiple viewers within the same subscriber household—is approaching 1 billion.
“We have a better understanding of the streaming business than any of our competitors,” asserted Greg Peters, Netflix’s other co-CEO, during the call.
Diversification Efforts
Netflix has sustained its market leadership by diversifying its offerings, adding live sports and video games alongside its extensive scripted programming. The company plans to expand this diversification further by introducing video podcasts in partnership with Spotify next year.
As the streaming landscape evolves, Netflix’s strategy focuses on broadening its content portfolio to maintain user engagement and drive continued growth.
https://nypost.com/2025/10/21/media/netflix-shares-slide-on-rare-earnings-miss-snapping-six-quarter-profit-streak/
Russell Wilson clapped back at former coach Sean Payton a day after the Denver Broncos’ leader threw shade at the one-time Super Bowl champion.
The exchange between the two sparked reactions across the NFL community, highlighting the tension that can arise between players and coaches even after their official partnerships end.
Wilson’s response demonstrated his confidence and readiness to address criticism head-on, adding another chapter to the ongoing dialogue surrounding his career and legacy.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/nfl/news-didn-t-realize-you-re-still-bounty-hunting-russell-wilson-takes-brutal-shot-sean-payton-1-day-broncos-hc-seemingly-shaded-giants-qb
Hulu’s “All’s Fair” press tour is shaping up to be a supremely stylish affair for all parties involved. Thanks in part to perpetual fashion plate Kim Kardashian, who plays high-powered divorce attorney Allura Grant on the new Ryan Murphy-produced show, the female-led drama is getting just as much attention for its top-tier cast as its next-level costumes.
Since the cameras stopped rolling, the fashion party has continued to escalate offscreen—first in Los Angeles, and now in Paris. Even Kris Jenner has joined in on the red carpet parade of vintage and haute couture ensembles.
Today, Kardashian stepped out for the Paris premiere wearing a vintage John Galliano for Dior gown. The mint-colored, asymmetrical dress was crafted from embossed silk and featured roll-tab sleeves with a pointy collar. The reality TV star-turned-actress, who celebrates her 45th birthday today, left the dress dramatically unzipped, showing off her bare décolletage and signature cleavage. Her hair was parted in the center and slicked back into a bun with a piece left out, dangling like a ribbon.
Never one to forgo a photo op, Jenner, 69, accompanied the birthday girl on the red carpet. The MAC Cosmetics spokeswoman looked just as dazzling as the rest of the cast in a black-and-white Oscar de la Renta silk taffeta gown from the ’90s.
Earlier this year, the two were spotted in the City of Light when Kardashian testified about the 2016 Paris robbery in May, wearing a vintage John Galliano blazer dress inside the courtroom. Jenner also attended the “All’s Fair” premiere in Los Angeles last week, where the business-savvy duo was photographed together in equally stunning fashion on the red carpet.
At the LA premiere, Kim wore a sculptural Schiaparelli Haute Couture gown, crafted from nude satin overlaid with sheer black tulle. Her body-hugging look featured a dramatic draped skirt, corseted waist, and a halter neckline. She accessorized with nude diamond studs and a pear-shaped diamond ring by Lorraine Schwartz.
Kris, meanwhile, opted for a more colorful look, wearing a butter yellow Givenchy coat jacket with exaggerated lapels. It was tied at the waist with an oversized velvet ribbon that matched the matriarch’s long black gloves and opaque tights.
And while the red carpet attire for “All’s Fair” has been statement-making, the wardrobes for Kim and co-stars Teyana Taylor, Niecy Nash, Naomi Watts, Glenn Close, and Sarah Paulson leave absolutely no room for objection.
“All’s Fair” is available to stream on Hulu beginning November 4—the day before Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday. Until then, we can count on the mother-daughter duo to keep the fashion celebration going.
https://pagesix.com/2025/10/21/style/kim-kardashian-wears-vintage-dior-at-alls-fair-paris-premiere-with-kris-jenner/
Any film with the name Yorgos Lanthimos attached to it means you’re in for one strange and outrageous head trip. Depending upon your sentiments regarding the filmmaker’s, ahem, unique canon—*The Lobster*, *The Favourite*, *Poor Things*, *The Killing of a Sacred Deer*, and so on—you’ll either be super hyped or devoutly disinterested when a new film of his comes out.
*Bugonia* is a different beast, and I’d bet even the filmmaker’s staunchest detractors might find a kernel or two to savor in this latest insane and insanely brilliant concoction. It promises to be one of the wildest cinematic rides of 2025. That said, *Bugonia* does stick to the Lanthimos surreal playbook, hurling out shocks, reveling in abundant weirdness, and dousing everything in dark humor.
Surprisingly, the screenplay is written by someone else: hotshot Will Tracy (*Succession*, *The Menu*). His seamless script springboards off the 2003 Korean film *Save the Planet!*. But Lanthimos doesn’t always write his films’ screenplays. In fact, some of his best works, including *Poor Things* and *The Favourite*, were penned by others.
With *Bugonia*, the loopy twists, turns, and unexpected trap-door gotchas bind together and orbit a parable that taps into an irritated, angry zeitgeist—much like the creatively inspired and culturally relevant *One Battle After Another*.
The plot presents a focused scenario—but don’t be fooled by its simplicity. An unstable “worker bee,” so to speak, named Teddy (Jesse Plemons, getting a chance to flex his acting might) and his sidekick cousin Don (Aidan Delbis) launch their crackpot alien conspiracy theories by kidnapping Michelle (Oscar-winner and frequent Lanthimos collaborator Emma Stone, delivering another awards-caliber performance), the CEO of a pharmaceutical bioengineering company.
The two buffoons shave her head, chain her in the basement of a messy remote home, and accuse her of being an alien. The shrewd, mostly composed Michelle subjects both men to an earful of strategized corporate speak as she tries to finagle her way out of this mess. Michelle is a heartless professional who sees this as a battle of wits (herself) versus dimwits (her captors). As the days inch closer to a lunar eclipse, Teddy grows increasingly antsy.
That’s about all you should know about *Bugonia*, which morphs into something far more extraordinary than its mostly confined-space thriller trappings.
The performances are exceptional across the board, including Stavros Halkias as a cop who once babysat Teddy. The fine-tuned production values, mesmerizing cinematography (filmed in extra-defined VistaVision), wardrobe choices (Plemons’ grungy clothes and Stone’s pricey couture reveal much about their characters), and the mood-appropriate score from Jerskin Fendrix (*Poor Things*) heighten and accentuate Tracy’s screenplay.
All these excellent, exacting details coexist harmoniously to produce one of Lanthimos’s best films yet—a movie of startling ingenuity that also doubles as a humorous but pointed warning to us all.
**Details:**
Rating: 4 stars out of 4
Rated: R (bloody, violent scenes including a suicide, language)
Starring: Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Aidan Delbis, Stavros Halkias
Director: Yorgos Lanthimos
Running Time: 1 hour, 58 minutes
When & Where: Opens in select theaters Oct. 24, expands Oct. 31
https://www.mercurynews.com/2025/10/21/review-add-bugonia-to-yorgos-lanthimos-resume-of-strange-compelling-films/
