Karen Pittman Talks ‘The Morning Show’ And Her Hopes In Season 5
The post Karen Pittman Talks ‘The Morning Show’ And Her Hopes In Season 5 appeared com. Karen Pittman as Mia Jordan in the Season 4 finale episode of “The Morning Show” Apple TV Since premiering in 2019, The Morning Show, co-starring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, follows a successful morning television team, as they navigate through network business mergers, unexpected drama, professional misconduct and more. With four full seasons now on Apple TV, there is another talented actress on this strong ensemble cast who continues to turn heads with her consistently powerful performance Karen Pittman. Playing seasoned television producer Mia Jordan on The Morning Show since the very beginning, Pittman’s character remains a standout and fan-favorite persona, with the sharp evolution of writing given to her story arc and the captivating mix of confidence and vulnerability that Pittman delivers on-screen. Sitting down with Pittman for an unforgettable dining experience at Steak 48 in Beverly Hills, California, I was determined to really get to know the creative artist beyond the powerful TV presence also giving memorable performances as Dr. Nya Wallace previously on the Sex and the City HBO Max spinoff, And Just Like That, and ongoing as Dawn on the hit Netflix series, Forever. Born in Mississippi and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, Pittman says she was always into imaginative play and was “one of those kids with big feelings and dolls. I was very much into like putting on shows. I just really loved to act and play and dance in front of people. I was inherently kind of shy, so I think my parents were very surprised when that came out of me.” She added about her early acting bug: “It was self-soothing. It would make me feel and that’s even true today like if I’m not acting, I do feel a little off. The place where I feel the safest,.
Philly water customers warned of a phishing scheme on a fake payment website
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Bloomberg Analyst Warns Bitcoin Could Crash Back To $10,000. Here’s Why ⋆ ZyCrypto
The post Bloomberg Analyst Warns Bitcoin Could Crash Back To $10,000. Here’s Why ⋆ ZyCrypto appeared com. The price of Bitcoin has been highly volatile lately, with recent fluctuations hinting at a potential bear market. Currently trading below the psychologically important $100,000 level, Bloomberg’s Senior Commodity Strategist Mike McGlone warns more turmoil could be ahead. McGlone has predicted a sharp correction in crypto assets, noting that Bitcoin could tumble to as low as $10,000. McGlone’s Stark Bitcoin $10K Crash Warning In a recent bearish analysis, Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone shared insights into the potential downside of the Bitcoin price. He presented a grim picture of Bitcoin’s prospects, projecting its possible crash to $10K lows. “In 2018, I pointed out, when Bitcoin was about 10, 000, it was going to drop to zero. I was 70% right, 30% wrong because it went down to 3, 000. I’m saying the same thing now. I think it can go back to 10, 000. I mean, that includes everything. Going lower, unfortunately, means the stock market. That’s just normal,” McGlone stated. According to the pundit, “it’s classic peak bull market stuff” that he recalls witnessing back in 1999. Advertisement McGlone expects his foreseen Bitcoin steep decline to trickle down into the stock market and volatility to pick up soon. “You look at the VIX 200-day moving average. It’s averaging about 19. 5, and a key fact is 120-day realized volatility in the S&P 500 is around 10%. If we end the year there, not only is it half the VIX, but it’ll be the lowest since 2017. So, I’m expecting this Bitcoin plunge to trickle down into the stock market, volatility to pick up, maybe just get to its average around 16%,” he posited. Per McGlone, Bitcoin’s significant support level right now lies around $90,000. The pioneer crypto is currently stuck between $90,000 and $100,000, and McGlone is convinced.
Rare Gustav Klimt painting sells for $236.4M in record-breaking auction for modern art
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