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Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Young and the Restless spoilers: Nick becomes the new Victor thanks to Cane?
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. And just like that on The Young and the Restless, suspicion for Damian's (Jermaine Rivers) murder is starting to shift a bit toward Nick (Joshua Morrow). Despite Cane (Billy Flynn) being the only one spotted with Damian's dead body and Cane having a pretty solid motive for wanting Damian dead, in the episode airing on July 16, Nick was stunned to find the murder weapon in his sleeping car on the train. As the episode picked up on July 17, Nick informed Chance (Conner Floyd) of the planted piece of evidence and pointed the finger at Cane for being behind the shady move. Even as Phyllis (Michelle Stafford), who was standing nearby, and Chance doubted that Cane went through the trouble of setting up Nick, the Newman heir was convinced that Cane or Cane's assistant, Carter (Vincent Stalba), is trying to frame him for a homicide. Furthermore, Nick points to all the secrecy behind Cane and Aristotle Dumas as proof that Cane may not be this innocent bystander. When Nick later passes along updates about all that's happened to Victor (Eric Braeden) and Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott), the patriarch and matriarch of the Newman clan are stunned. Interestingly enough, though, Victor agrees Nick is being set up but doubts Cane is behind it. The Mustache can't buy that a man who was so careful to craft a new identity and plot against Genoa City power players in the last six years would be so reckless as to commit murder. Nick, however, maintains his theory, and carrying the momentum of outrage with him, he runs into Cane. Nick and Cane do a lot of posturing and hurl accusations at each other. But it's Nick's words that stood out to us most. He informed Cane, "I don't know what game you're playing, but trust me, you will lose. You came after the wrong guy and family. But from now on, you come at me man to man, you hear me?" As if those words from Nick weren't ominous already, he finishes off his rant telling Cane, "But trust me, you're gonna wish you were the one who was dead." With all that being said, we once speculated that although Victor continues to show he's as cunning as ever, that one of his children would start to really emerge as his true successor in ruthlessness and chaos. While we suggested there was a good chance this person could be Adam (Mark Grossman), we ultimately settled on Victoria (Amelia Heinle). We suspected that in the wake of Cole's (J. Eddie Peck) death, something would unlock inside of her that made it clear who her father is. Now we bypassed Nick in the discussion, largely because he's traditionally spent his time in Genoa City being the 'good guy,' trying to do whatever he could to prove he was a more upstanding guy than his father. Plus, Nick has a hot temper, which doesn't necessarily bode well if you're trying to be a masterful tactician like the Newman Enterprises founder. However, is Nick about to prove us wrong? Is he about to show everyone, especially Cane, that a "new Victor" is waiting in the wings? We have to say, Nick's final words for Cane in the episode from July 17 certainly sent chills down our spines, as they could have come out of Victor's mouth years ago in his feuding with Jack (Peter Bergman), Ian (Ray Wise), Ashland Locke (Robert Newman) and the list goes on. Additionally, with Victor and Nick closer than ever these days, it's not hard to imagine Victor providing some close guidance to his son to help him keep his temper in check and to methodically think through a mental game of chess with Cane. On a final note, we have a hunch that both Nick and Cane will find themselves cleared of murder charges eventually, and that their real showdown could be in Genoa City as they take their battle to the corporate world. New episodes of The Young and the Restless air weekdays on CBS. Episodes become available to stream on Paramount Plus the next day. Solve the daily Crossword
The Sun
17-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Your eyesight might be worse than you think if you can't complete this Elon Musk brainteaser in 15 seconds or less
HE'S been hitting the headlines for the past few weeks. But do you know what Elon Musk looks like enough to be able to spot the odd one out in this brainteaser? 2 The new puzzle challenges players to look through the pictures of Elon to see if they can find 'Elon Mustache' - the only drawing of the Tesla boss with facial hair. You'll be even more impressed with yourself if you can find Elon Mustache in the 144 images in just 15 seconds. And if you can't, your eyesight might not be as good as you think. "With Elon Musk dominating headlines, this brainteaser offers players a topical test of their eyesight, to find the odd Elon out of nearly 150 regular cartoon images of him," a spokesperson for Direct Sight, who provided the brainteaser, said. 'This 'odd one out' game is a perfect blend of mental stimulation and a nod to testing our eyesight that so many of us are committed to. "It's a quick, engaging way to take a break, test your observational and visual skills and have fun along the way." If you're struggling to find the odd one out, try narrowing it down into quarters. And take a look at one before the other. If you still can't find the mustachioed man, you can rule out the left half of the picture. Then, you can cross out the top section of the right half - it's somewhere in the bottom. Can you find the hidden bee amongst the flowers in this tricky brainteaser- The answer to the puzzle is circled at the bottom of the page if you're still finding it tough. Brainteasers are excellent for your noggin because they stimulate cognitive function, improve problem-solving skills and enhance overall mental agility. They also challenge different areas of the brain, including memory, logic and spatial reasoning. So what's the benefit exactly? Improved neuroplasticity, which is the brain's ability to adapt and form new neural connections. How can optical illusions and brainteasers help me? Engaging in activities like solving optical illusions and brainteasers can have many cognitive benefits as it can stimulate various brain regions. Some benefits include: Cognitive stimulation: Engaging in these activities challenges the brain, promoting mental agility and flexibility. Problem-solving skills: Regular practice enhances analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Memory improvement: These challenges often require memory recall and can contribute to better memory function. Creativity: They encourage thinking outside the box, fostering creativity and innovative thought processes. Focus and attention: Working on optical illusions and brainteasers requires concentration, contributing to improved focus. Stress relief: The enjoyable nature of these puzzles can act as a form of relaxation and stress relief. As well as this, activities like brainteasers, puzzles and riddles require you to think critically, which also sharpens your analytical and reasoning skills. If you want to continue to challenge your brain further, you can find a range of optical illusions on our website. 2
Associated Press
29-03-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
BX Studio Hires Todd Griffin as Director of Engagement
BX Studio, a leading Webflow Enterprise Partner, today announced the appointment of Todd Griffin as Director of Engagement. Griffin, an accomplished agency veteran and former co-founder of Mustache, brings extensive experience in business development, account management, and strategic growth to the rapidly expanding digital agency. In his new role, Griffin will oversee client relationships and business development initiatives, focusing on deepening partnerships with BX Studio's growing client base while driving new business opportunities. His appointment comes as BX Studio continues to formalize its organizational structure with dedicated directors leading each capability area. 'Todd's remarkable track record in building successful client relationships and driving agency growth makes him the perfect addition to our leadership team,' said Jacob Sussman, CEO of BX Studio. 'As we continue to expand our service offerings and client roster, Todd's expertise will be invaluable in ensuring we deliver exceptional value while maintaining our high standards of client service.' Griffin co-founded Mustache, a Brooklyn-based content agency specializing in video production for brands and entertainment companies, which was successfully acquired by Cognizant Interactive in 2019 and later sold to Edelman. During his tenure, he led business development and account management, working with major clients including Netflix, P&G, Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Grammarly, among others. 'I'm thrilled to join BX Studio at such an exciting time in the company's growth,' said Griffin. 'After exploring various opportunities following my exit from Mustache, I was drawn to BX Studio's client-focused approach and innovative work in the Webflow ecosystem. I believe in what we're doing because I believe in the people behind it 100% without question.' Griffin's appointment follows BX Studio's recent organizational developments, including the creation of dedicated business units and director-level positions to support the agency's continued expansion. The company has grown to seven figures in annual revenue since its founding in 2021, winning the Webflow Award for Business Impact and developing a dynamic partnership with Webflow. 'What I came to understand that I needed to forge ahead in my career was a real change, a challenge, and to be able to work with people that I admire and trust,' Griffin added. 'BX Studio fits that perfectly.' BX Studio specializes in Webflow website design, development, and optimization services, working with clients including Headspace, FutureFit, Gorgias, SquareRoots, Algorand Foundation, Fifth Wall, and hundreds more. About BX Studio BX Studio is a Webflow Enterprise Partner specializing in website design, development, and optimization. The company is part of the Barrel Holdings group, a family of boutique agencies with over 18 years of experience launching and maintaining digital properties. For more information, visit and The following characters are for test purposes only.
