So, What Exactly Does Blake From 'The Bachelorette' Do for a Living? By Gina VaynshteynJul. 5 2021, Published 9:38 p.m. ET Source: Instagram/Blake MoynesWell, well, well: Blake Moynes is back on The Bachelorette! We became very well-acquainted with Blake back on Season 16, the season that featured both Clare Crawley and Tayshia Adams. Now, he's trying to win over Katie Thurston. Blake made his first appearance this season on Episode 4.

Hmmm... Can we estimate how many ships and airplanes were lost in the Bermuda Triangle? Have their disappearances resulted from human error or weather phenomena? Let’s try to find out. We have a curious story of the S.S. Cotopaxi. This ship vanished in 1925, traveling from Charleston, South Carolina, to Havana. It never reached its destination. Years later, in the 1980s, a wreck was found 40 mi off St. Augustine, Florida. Since specialists could not precisely determine what and where it came from, they nicknamed it “Bear Wreck”.

The final chapter of 'This Is Us' is currently airing on NBC, and fans are curious to know when Rebecca and Miguel get together. Here's what we know. Source: NBCSpoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Season 6 of This Is Us. If you're an avid fan of This Is Us, there's a chance you remember that shocking twist at the end of the first season's second episode. For those who can't recall, we'll brief you.

There are many reasons why a person may be messy. Sometimes it is due to lack of time and attention to detail, but sometimes a messy room can be linked to depression, because those who suffer from it experience major fatigue when trying to perform certain tasks, like cleaning. In any case, some people out there that were left with a huge mess in their homes stood up to the challenge. They used some elbow grease and finally cleaned or got rid of those old things that were just taking up extra space at home.

The Oscars are less than a week away, and once again, Americans are largely unaware of the films competing to win Hollywood’s top prize.  While two adaptations of well-known intellectual property managed to generate some buzz among U.S. consumers, the latest crop of best picture nominees as a whole fell flat in a year when Americans were still hesitant to return to movie theaters. Most nominated movies are widely available on streaming platforms but missed out on key opportunities to build awareness by not having theatrical releases or the splashy marketing campaigns that often coincide with them.