In 9 AD, a trusted Germanic chieftain named Arminius betrayed Rome, ambushing and wiping out three entire legions (~20,000 men) in the Teutoburg Forest. The catastrophic defeat broke Emperor Augustus and forced Rome to permanently retire legion numbers 17, 18, and 19.
WHO REALLY OWNS JENSEN HUANG?
This 5-minute video shows why one scandal ended the founder of the world's most important chip company, while Elon Musk survives every one.
33 years building Nvidia. Gone in a week. Taleb explained why years ago.
A 59-year-old CEO worth $100 million spent over $1,000,000 on a 26-year-old model in just 5 months.
Then he found her OnlyFans.
Stephen Cloobeck. Chairman and CEO of Diamond Resorts. Made his fortune in timeshares. Even appeared on Undercover Boss.
She says every trip to Chanel cost him over $100,000.
At a single time.
He wanted to marry her.
Then this:
"My children were in the home, and my employees... she was shooting porn in the bathrooms and putting it on OnlyFans."
His mansion. His private jet.
Used as backdrops.
His explanation?
"We had a security failure. Our security folks did not unlock the pages on OnlyFans."
But this is the part nobody expects:
She says he knew everything from the beginning.
"Every day he would tell me how much he made on stocks and he would ask me how much I made on OnlyFans."
She says he let her use his private plane to shoot nude content.
And called his neighbor to come watch her naked photo shoot on a horse.
"He actually loved it."
He calls it fictitious.
"She's reckless. She's a menace. She's a con."
Now he wants every gift back. Over $1M.
Her lawyer says he'll keep suing her until she goes broke.
He says if she returns them, he'll donate everything to charity.
$100 million, a whole security team...
and nobody opened her OnlyFans?
Who's really the victim here?
Everyone’s talking about Jensen Huang’s affairs. That’s not the real story.
Jensen Huang is out as Nvidia CEO. Colette Kress, the CFO he allegedly once called “a deer in the headlights,” is now running the company.
Here’s what else is coming out:
Nvidia’s commitments and guarantees jumped from $184 billion to $530 billion in just one quarter.
Some of these deals were allegedly pushed by Jensen’s own son-in-law.
A congressman’s wife allegedly sold her Nvidia stock right after it hit an all-time high, before it dropped.
Now the big question: is 20% of Nvidia’s revenue allegedly tied to chips illegally shipped to China?
The stock was falling before the public heard any of this. Coincidence? You decide.
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🚨 SOMETHING ISN'T RIGHT WITH SELENA GOMEZ…
People are convinced something isn't adding up with Selena Gomez, and the rabbit hole surrounding her kidney transplant is getting darker.
In 2017, Francia Raisa donated her kidney to Selena, saving her life.
But what happened afterward has people questioning everything.
Their friendship fractured.
Selena's changing appearance fueled bizarre theories.
And the woman who saved her life was reportedly missing from her wedding.
Then old interviews resurfaced, and people started connecting the dots.
Some are even questioning whether the Selena Gomez we're seeing today is the same person they remember.
The unanswered questions are only getting louder.
Is the Selena Gomez we're seeing today really the same Selena Gomez from before the kidney transplant, or is there something far more disturbing going on?
A diver came up screaming that the seabed was covered in rotting bodies, and his captain thought he had gone mad.
Greek sponge divers were sheltering from a storm behind Antikythera in 1900. The captain went down himself and came back holding a bronze arm.
The bodies were statues. Nobody looked twice at the lump of corroded bronze that came up with them.
Two years later it cracked open on a museum shelf, and inside was a machine that should not have existed for another 1,000 years.
Hall & Oates spent more than 50 years as partners. In November, Daryl Hall sued John Oates and got a restraining order to stop him from selling his share of their company to Primary Wave.
Hall called the plan "a completely clandestine and bad faith move" and "the ultimate partnership betrayal."
Then Oates sat down with Michael Strahan for ABC News.
The question was direct: did he try to sell his half of Whole Oates Enterprises?
"Yes, I did. Yeah, I did."
He says the legal fight wore him down.
"It was kind of ruining my life, to be honest with you."
Then he pointed at the rest of the music business.
"You look at all the artists who are selling all their catalogs. It's pretty common. It's not that big a deal."
The partnership fans pictured was mostly gone.
They hadn't worked together creatively in over 20 years.
"We'd show up at a show individually, walk on stage, play, and then we'd go our separate ways."
Hall's side came in one line: "People change and sometimes you don't really know someone like you thought you did."
Oates didn't blink.
"Oh, I guess he should have looked a little closer."
In the video below, John Oates tells his side to Michael Strahan in an ABC News exclusive.
Will they ever perform together again? "Not from my point of view," he says.
More than 50 years of hits, 20 years of barely talking, and now a court fight over who gets to sell.
Was Oates just cashing out like every other artist, or did he sell out his partner of 50 years?