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Horoscope of the week 12/2025 (17/03/2025) By Nele Lohse Pisces ♓ It’s birthday time, Pisces! But don’t let it go to your head. Even the best-made plans can fall to pieces because of extraneous factors. We know you’re naturally sensitive and sentimental, so it’s important to not let a cancelled event get you down.  Venus has moved into your communications sector, where it will stay until April 24th. This Venus transit enhances your abilities to learn, communicate and make connections, so if there’s a networking event or some gossip you want to get to the bottom of, now is a great time to do so. There could be purchases or gifts that help you connect and learn, so be on the look out and budget accordingly.
Horoscope of the week 12/2025 (17/03/2025) By Nele Lohse Taurus ♉ Feeling left out, Taurus? Confused and unsure what to do? Try talking out your problems with friends. Communication can sometimes be difficult with your stubborn and practical nature but there’s a solution; when in doubt, hug it out. There are a lot of people out there who love you, so reach out to them and connect with that wonderful sensitive nature of yours. Now is a bad time to ask for a promotion. If communication doesn’t work, drink more milk (or non-dairy derivative). It should help.
Horoscope of the week 12/2025 (17/03/2025) By Nele Lohse Cancer ♋ Be prepared for the loved ones to act strangely or require more attention than usual. Venus has transited into your social sector, where it will stay until April 24th, so it will be natural to want to remark on these strange behaviours. Hold your tongue, or, if you must, speak carefully. If played carefully, you might make a new friend or business partner in upcoming weeks. Whether they are a good choice in this role is yet to be seen. Today, you're more emotionally invested than usual in your ideas, beliefs, intelligence, and physical possessions. Buy cashmere or a creme egg today.
What is your Wikipedia editor personality? (01/03/2020) By Nele Lohse 1) What link are you most likely to click and enter a wiki rabbit hole?  A. A source  B. The third in the second paragraph  C. A basic word to check if I correctly remember its meaning  D. I just stay with this article  E. Related topic 2) What is the next thing you will use Wikipedia for?  A. Settle something that came up with a friend  B. Research a definition  C. Summary of a piece of literature  D. Background info on obscure minor role in a movie  E. Random article
Fear is in the air (18/02/25) By Nele Lohse While multiple sources have confirmed that the police is treating Stevie Chase’s death as a suspicious case, the atmosphere around it is getting tense.Threats, unspoken as well as in a likelihood at least whispered, appear to be sending down shivers people's spines. We have seen the shifty social media posts of some suspiciously trying to shake off guilt. There are rumours of the inner circle of Stevie’s loved ones doubting that the official investigation is carried out satisfactorily. A couple of people are actually leaving the country. Some with only a superficial connection to the case, but according to The Buzz’s research someone directly involved in conducting the official investigation has moved to the continent. And then there is the case of one of our colleagues trying to document Chase’s funeral ending up in hospital after a run in with a certain lawyer. Whether it is innocents expecting harm to come their way or the guilty going out of their way to cover up their tracks. There is no doubt about it: Fear is in the air.
STEVIE CHASE: Jack Dixon in the Spotlight as Rumours Swirl Date: 8th January 2025
By Marlowe Digby, The BuzzWord - Late Edition
 A former media lawyer, digging up the truth that the legal system buries deep. The circumstances of Stevie Chase’s death remain unclear, and verified information is scarce. There has been no official statement from the authorities, and nothing reported here should be taken as confirmed. At present, all that is available are fragments, observations from the party, and speculation circulating online. One name that continues to appear is Jack Dixon, a well-known figure in entertainment circles. Dixon was present at the party and has attracted attention in discussions online. Some sources hint at a connection to Chase’s will, while others point to past disagreements between the two. None of this has been substantiated. Dixon’s relationship with Chase was complicated. Accounts suggest a public disagreement in the past, though he attended the party nonetheless. Any suggestion of his involvement in events surrounding Chase’s death remains unverified. For now, the story of Stevie Chase’s death and Jack Dixon’s place in the aftermath remains unresolved. I will continue to track developments and report responsibly, distinguishing between confirmed details and speculation. If they bury it, I dig.
Horoscope of the week 48/2024 (25/11/24) By Nele Lohse Sagittarius ♐️  This is a week of either perfect balance or extremes. Your choice is having a cushy time or pushing your luck to swing from its highest to its lowest points of your life within seconds. Especially towards the end of the week you should not take the risk. Avoid crowds as well as being alone, obviate exceedingly paying compliment to others or speaking badly of them, do not spend great amounts of money on decadency. It might lose you more than materialistic goods.
Transcript of a video post published 19/02/25 on The Buzz, entitled "WHICH STEVIE CHASE GUEST IS OBSESSED WITH ME?"  The thumbnail consists of an unedited still frame from approximately three minutes into the video, in which the featured Buzzer appears to be frozen mid-word, eyes half open, half closed. Evidence suggests that the individual pictured uploaded the video without taking the time to create a thumbnail.  Transcript: 
Hey, catfishers and glamourpusses, it's Simon here! And welcome back to the only channel on The Buzz that your mum's sister isn't sharing in the family group chat.  It's a quick video this week, sexpots, because I am so tired. I am so pretty and so tired and it's against the law to make me focus when no one is even putting in the effort to admire how butch and exciting I look with all this stubble. What do we think, girls, is it working? Yes. Trick question. Of course it is.  And speaking of the family group chat! Okay, babes, you guys know I'm not usually one to "read" my "emails", and especially not the ones about doing what passes for a job over here in Buzzville. You and I have our little goblin world in here, you know the rules. Papa Buzz doesn't bother us and we don't bother him, unless we're sneaking into his house at night to give him little kisses on the earlobe. 
A Comment on Comments (24/01/25) By Nele Lohse There have been claims by a certain colleague that research results of the team as well as my narratives are unreliable. Some of those claims even have been parroted under a significant number of my posts. I would say reliability is a big word for someone who keeps ‘neutrally’ reporting the nicest things about the people paying for their numerous drinks at celebrity parties. But it is not that opinion I am caring about in any way. I cannot stand the idea that you guys think you cannot rely on what I tell you. I would never do that to my readers. I consider it very disrespectful towards people to be knowingly unclear, confusing or erratic. So I consider comments like that an attack on my honour and integrity as a writer, reporter and human being. I strongly object to all accusations of this kind. As good as all team members here at The Buzz do their research to the highest journalistic standards. I hope my word on this reassures you and we can move on from this nasty topic.
Which creepy feature in a hotel room are you? (25/03/2020) By Nele Lohse 

1) What is your ideal party location?  A. après ski hut  B. glade in a pinewood  C. surprise at someone’s home  D. garden with a pool  E. old mansion 2) What is your dream job?  A. composer  B. marine biologist  C. tennis referee  D. nurse  E. private detective
Gig Review: OPEN DECKS Part 3:
DJ FRODO - The exhale we all needed  (07/02/2025) - By Camilla Apis 🍯🍯🍯🍯 4/5 hives Tonight the dance floor is full, hips and shoulders swaying like kelp in an outgoing tide. Despite the outside temps it’s toasty inside, and the atmosphere has slowly relaxed into the vibe of DJ Frodo; a stalwart of the local chillwave scene. It’s a long, delightful exhale after the intense stage presence and insane visuals that was Highjinx. DJ Frodo (Frank Yelland) spends the next 45 minutes captivating listeners with his innovative soundscapes, including gentle bamboo plonks and the occasional ‘tink’ of a fork being placed into a kitchen sink. Caribou, Vallis Alps, Broke for Free- eat your hearts out.  His shapeshifting production is proof of his skill, as each song drifts into the next, rolling through like the perfect set of summer waves. At one point, DJ Frodo pulls out his latest piece, a swirling 8-minute remix of Tame Impala’s odyssey, ‘End Of Summer’. The track eddies in perfect circles before sliding out of the way for that devastating line ‘And I'm sure that you won't believe but you'll be on my mind, I waited till the end of summer and I ran out of time.’ As the lyrics swirl through the room, I can’t help but wonder if DJ Frodo isn’t thinking about a long-lost love but rather his sometimes-prickly relationship with his uncle (the late Stevie Chase). By the time Kevin Parker’s voice drifts away to be replaced by the hopeful tones of Sumner’s ‘Stranded’, there aren’t too many dry eyes in the house (DJ Frodo included). He finishes with the classic psychedelic hit of Washed Out’s ‘It All Feels Right’, the perfect setup for our next act, SqueezyHoney who maybe enjoys the work of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard a bit too much.
Transcript of a video post published 15/01/25 on The Buzz, entitled "IS YOUR PARTNER TOXIC?"  The thumbnail depicts the Buzzer in question, wearing thick-framed fashionable glasses and frowning in exaggerated concentration at a book they are holding with both hands. Yellow text across the bottom of the frame demands the answer to the question, in capslock, "GASLIGHTING???" with three question marks. On the cover of the book, two handsome and very well built men face away from one another, but hold hands behind their backs. It is of note that the orientation of the cover indicates that the book is upside down.  Transcript: 
Hey sugarbuns and sitophiles, it's Simon here! Welcome back to what is for once not our own personal little corner of hell where we get unhinged about the drama that's coming out about Stevie Chase's terminal oopsie. I promise we will get back to that, but I thought that we could all use a little breather. A moment to check in on ourselves and our relationships with the people we love.  And the reason I thought that is because this! Video! Has! A! Sponsor!  That's right, Restless Publications is paying me to tell you about their latest novel, and babes, you know the only thing I like better than sharing information is being paid to do it.  From the author that brought you The Organisation and Domicile, comes Death of a Miserable Mogul. 
The Horse’s Hitman (02/01/25) By Nele Lohse Weeks after the mysterious passing of Stevie Chase, host of the hit format Shake It Off, there is no end in sight to suspicious events connected to the tragic night surfacing. In newest developments The Buzz’s research brought some interesting details to light about  John Dann, writer, rugby enthusiast and allegedly one of the guests on Stevie’s fatal birthday party on 30th November. Witnesses claim to have seen Dann early in November on the grounds of Hildenborough Stud - the farm Stabbelton used to call his home. Yes, Stabbelton - the horse that unfortunately and innocently got caught in the crossfire in one of Stevie Chase’s hotheaded fights with a person close to him. There is no proof that the proud stallion wished Stevie harm. And yet we all remember the look on his face in the photos that went viral after Chase’s attack. It might not have been as scarring for Stabby as it appeared. They might have had an opportunity to clear the air since. And it might have been a coincidence that a man who possibly spent the night under the same roof as Stevie did when he lost his life only days before stepped into the prints of potentially hostile hooves. It might.
BIG IFs - 10 bizarre clauses in Stevie Chase’s last will and testament (27/01/25) By Nele Lohse Nearly two months have passed since Stevie Chase’s shockingly sudden and suspicious demise. As you would expect by now information and rumours about his will are spinning round the world wide web. Some more and some less plausible. The Buzz has handily compiled the 10 most popular ones for you. Here they are in no particular order: 1- There are whispers that a certain Jack Salisbury, Chase’s trusted lawyer, might be entitled to a huge bonus, if he manages to keep the eccentric clauses of the will out of the press. Well, we are so sorry, Jack! 2- Taking into account the repeating, through the sheer amount of them less and less half-jokingly sounding claims that he deserved one by now, it does not seem too far fetched that Stevie has allotted an enormous amount to charity in case he will posthumously be granted a knighthood. (An honour that so far has only been awarded posthumously once). 3- On first sight less believable - but knowing the star’s infamous ego still very much in the realm of possible - is the rumour that Channel 4 has to build and set up a statue of Chase to keep the rights to air repeats of Chase’s hit format Shake It Up. 4- Voices saying the will demands his friends and family to win their shares of the inheritance playing a round of said show appear most likely to be joking. But we shall not rule it out completely.
Transcript of a video post published 28/12/24 on The Buzz, entitled "STEVIE'S SLEEPOVER SECRET SPILLED"  The video thumbnail consists of a black silhouette, with streaks of colour fanning out from behind it. The figure itself is ambiguous enough that it could be any number of members of TV royalty. Emblazoned across the centre of the frame in screaming yellow capslock is the phrase "WHO IS SHE???".  Transcript:  Hey, harlots and hooligans! It's Simon here, and welcome back to what my colleagues reluctantly acknowledge is a channel that shares the same platform as them. Which, babe, okay, maybe I don't "cite my sources", or whatever, but I'm so pretty and I've never got Papa buzz sued! So how about we all manifest a world where we let our girl Simon cook, hey? Because let me tell you, I've got a good one for you, today.  It's been a couple of weeks, dolls, and we're checking in on our favourite dead diva, the one and only Stevie Chase! I know, he had his little orgy, popped clogs, and then we didn't hear a peep from anyone for weeks. You're thirsty! I'm thirsty, I hear you! It feels like we've been suckling at the gossip teat and getting nothing out! 
STEVIE CHASE: AFTER THE FUNERAL, THE QUIET CONTINUES Date: 20th January 2025  By Marlowe Digby, The BuzzWord - Late Edition
 A former media lawyer, digging up the truth that the legal system buries deep. The funeral of Stevie Chase took place this week.  It was a formal affair and very well attended. It was also notably restrained. By all public accounts it was respectful, orderly, and efficient. It was not, however, heavy with grief. The mood, as described by those present and those watching from a distance, leaned less toward melancholy and more toward composure. A gathering of people accustomed to being seen, and equally accustomed to saying very little. Several familiar figures from Stevie’s professional and social orbit were in attendance, though the only comment I caught was a carefully generic remark from Iain Vernon, often described online as one of his oldest friends. The gathering felt less like a group of mourners and more like a network maintaining its own quiet order, a room full of people accustomed to proximity, discretion, and the unspoken rules that govern both. That distinction matters.
How fluid is your mind? (29/04/20) By Nele Lohse 1) What is your favourite liquid?  A. water  B. mercury  C. marmite  D. nectar  E. lava 2) Where would you like to flow to?  A. a nice valley  B. my sofa  C. up to the mountains  D. the ocean  E. a deep cave system
STEVIE CHASE: A LIFE IN PUBLIC, A DEATH UNDER COVERS Date: 1st December 2024 By Marlowe Digby, The BuzzWord - Late Edition  A former media lawyer, digging up the truth that the legal system buries deep. There are two kinds of famous men. There are the loud ones, who burn bright and fast, whose appetites are obvious and well documented and whose enemies announce themselves for all to see. And then there are the quiet accumulators, the ones who last. The ones with patience and cunning, who are never who they appear to be in print. Stevie Chase belonged very firmly to the second category.  From the outside, he was everywhere and nowhere at once. Game shows. Panels. Charity galas. Private birthdays in hotels that somehow became unphotographable dead zones. He was the sort of man whose presence at an event didn’t raise eyebrows, but whose absence did. Always invited. Always accommodated.  Always, somehow, protected.  That protection almost never comes from goodwill. In my former life, the one where I dressed to impress and billed by the hour, we used to talk about “information asymmetry”. Who knows what, and more importantly, who knows that you know it. Stevie Chase, by all accounts, understood this instinctively. He didn’t just collect friends; he collected leverage. Stories. Moments. Indiscretions. He remembered things other people assumed had evaporated the morning after. Celebrities like that, they always pick up the bar tab.
Transcript of a video post published 14/12/24 on The Buzz, entitled "STEVIE CHASE: RANKING THEORIES"  The thumbnail features the Buzzer in question in centre frame, one eyebrow raised in comic quizzicalness, and a hooked forefinger scratching their chin. On either side of this face, the words “HEART ATTACK?” and “RITUAL SACRIFICE?” blare in screaming yellow, with a thumbs down emoji stamped below the former and its thumbs down counterpart beneath the latter.  Transcript: Hey, divas and delinquents! It’s Simon, here. Welcome back to our own little den where no one can stop us from freely speculating about the only thing that's happening in the news at the moment - what's going on with the Chase case.  First things first, let's get it out of the way - our girl Stevie's still dead, rest in piss, babe. And what's worse is that everyone exciting who's involved has been clutching tight to their mugs and refusing to spill any details! I know! I know! "Simon, my beloved!" You say, "How is it possible that you can be so very beautiful and yet cursed to suffer!" I don't know what to say, queens, there's a selfishness at the heart of man and I blame patriarchy or capitalism or something.  Luckily! I've thought of something fun for us to do while we wait for cracks to form and details to spill out. I've been listening to stories around town, and it's absolutely mad around here with theories. So! Like any good Buzzer, I'm going to put the theories I've heard into a list, and, of course, let you know how sexy I think those theories are.  I'm tired, I'm bored, I'm stuck in a one Starbucks town, so I get to do this. As a treat. 
Blackmailing a Supermodel, a Cousin With a Murderous Grudge - Things That Will Kill You (23/11/24) By Nele Lohse The busy bees in our stats department have some brand new research to present to you - The results will surprise you! The team got their cute little antennae rotating to figure out what action, characteristic or circumstance is most likely to kill you. And if I got their report right we are talking in terms of: if you have this thing or have done that thing you are basically done for - good night and game over. According to their analysis, for example, 87% of people who have a cousin with a murderous grudge end up murdered in the end. Compared to this ‘only’ 17 in 20 people who have used a vending machine while visiting someone in hospital happen to be dead within a minute, but if someone blackmails a supermodel there is only a 11% chance that they will make it to the next quarter. And while we seem to be moving in dizzying heights of lethality risk already, giving the wrong answer as the phone-a-friend on Millionaire, playing a cruel prank on a nature photographer or soup all put you in even higher risk to meet your demise in a couple of hours or weeks. Even more deadly than these, according to our buzzing little number queens, is listening to music on a train without your headphones on in a compartment with your unhappy sister-in-law or dropping your phone on a crocodile. Stay safe everyone!
Transcript of a video post published 03/12/24 on The Buzz, entitled "CHASE CASE: UNFOLDING DRAMA"  The video thumbnail comprises a barely pixelated stock image of a sheet-draped body on a gurney. Black silhouettes hover behind it, with large red question marks where their faces should be. The creator's face, over-saturated and over-expressive, gazes up towards this tableau from the right hand corner of the image, both hands raised to their mouth in a cartoonish recreation of anxious fingernail biting. The trademark yellow font beseeches, across the bottom of the image, in all its capslock glory, "WHO WAS INVOLVED?"  Transcript: Hey, creeps and cupids, it's Simon here! Welcome back to the only channel on the platform that's too small for Papa Buzz to care about, so we can say whatever we want. First of all, okay, yes, babes, I heard your feedback about the moustache. Loud and clear. Maybe a little bit too clear. But it's my face, and we're on holidays in a DINKY little country, so she's staying. Trust me, I know, my friends hate it as much as you do, but this is the new Simon! I'm a butch girlie, now. At least until you lot or my mum bullies me out of it. But that's not what we're here to talk about! There are DEVELOPMENTS in our own special little local drama. All of the true crime channels on the internet are gagging to be where I am right now, babes. And I am gagged by what's coming out about the night before Stevie Chase was found dead. You are not going to believe it!
Shake It Up or Make It Up - A Success Story? (13/11/24) By Nele Lohse Stevie Chase is closing in on a big birthday this month. The illustrious entertainer is turning 60. The rumours about an extravagant party have been circling for some time now. Will it actually be on a chartered island or is there truth to the whispers the party is supposed to be on a private flight - in the air throughout the whole night across multiple timezones to keep the big day going? Chatting about this current hot topic in the celeb gossip world my mates and I made a strange discovery: Stevie Chase is best known for inventing and hosting the show Shake It Up. But none of us has ever watched that format. And more than that - none of us knows anyone who has ever watched that show. So could it be that the emphasis in the show’s success story is on story? Is it truly a successful format? Has anyone ever seen an episode? Can anyone confirm that a show called Shake It Up actually exists?
Transcript of a video post published 01/12/24 on The Buzz, entitled "STEVIE CHASE'S SEXCAPADE SLAUGHTER?"  The video thumbnail depicts an individual with hands pressed against a highly edited shocked face. Behind this face, the words "FOUND NAKED?" and "CELEBRITY ORGY?" blare in bright yellow capslock.  Transcript: Hey, gossip girlies, it's Simon here! Welcome back to the only non-AI drama channel on The Buzz.  Sorry for the hiatus, babes, you know me and travel. If it can go wrong, it will go wrong! All the flights have been messed up because of whatever, so I ended up stuck in an airport for however long. Luckily some friends came to the rescue, because I would have had to wait like hours or days or something, and I ended up catching a train all the way to their cute little town in Scotland and we're gonna hang out for a couple days. Holiday rescued!  So I'm sorry if you've been missing my regular uploads, but I'm coming to you with piping 👏  hot 👏 tea 👏. [clapping emojis added for tonal conveyance] Also, tell me why the first thing I saw when I arrived at the train station was some guy literally chasing a woman down the platform and shouting at her? It's 2024, guy, learn to take a hint! And Jade, if you're watching this - leave him, babe. You deserve better. 
Horoscope of the week 07/2025 (10/02/2025) By Nele Lohse Pisces ♓ Be prepared for the unexpected. Not only this week but from this week’s full moon to the next life will hit you with surprises. Be sure not to get knocked out. Certainly there will be good things in the mix. But, now more than ever, stay aware: All that glitters is not gold. Some of the golden opportunities presenting themselves might turn into heavy weights in the long run should you choose to take them on.
How to spend £250,000 on drinks in one night? (02/02/25) By Nele Lohse I do not know. - That is admittedly an uncharacteristic start to an article for me. Let me tell you what got us here. £250,000 - that was allegedly the amount put down just for the bar tab on Stevie Chase’s fatal birthday celebration on 30th November. A party to which the number of guests is not yet fully clear, but all sources agree that it was below 80. Less than 80 people drinking for this obscene amount of money. It seemed a nice little hook for a bit of a tongue-in-cheek article. How would you spend that in only one night? So I started my research. And within minutes I came to the conclusion: I do not know. The most expensive cocktail ever served was £32,160. That was connected to a one off event and an auction. I will not suggest all drinks at the party were purchased in auctions, temporarily canned and brought out again for the birthday. I do believe there are ways to spend that money in a night. But I have to conclude: I do not know how. This devastating realisation aside, according to the newest rumours Chase did not muster that kind of money out of his own pocket. Sources claim there has been a new partnership with a big name brand. Has Chase once again spun threads expanding his inscrutable net? The Buzz will keep you up to date when new information surfaces.
How to train your dog - Expert inspirations to meet your pet halfway (12/06/22) By Nele Lohse Dog expert Mart Knitter met up with The Buzz and shared some tips from his new book: Conversations on eye-level - Training and learning from your dog. Do you feel like your dog and you get stuck in repeating conversational patterns that never lead to an agreement? Here are some perspectives that might get you to break the cycle. Be aware that there might be misunderstandings. Is your dog receiving the message you're sending as you're intending? Are they reading your message as a command or as a recommendation? Be more engaging as a counterpart in the discussion: Maybe the dog does understand you, but finds you boring. Don’t only talk about your interests. Try to be encouraging and inspiring rather than prohibiting. Don’t say: Stop barking!, say: Do you want to try barking as quietly as you can for ten minutes? Sometimes it is your turn to listen. Don't forget to always be polite. If you are inspired and feel like these steps help you and your dog to move forwards, let us know in the comments and read more in Mart’s book available in stores everywhere.
Build Your Own Stevie - Channel 4 to hold Stevie Chase sculpture design contest (14/02/2025) By Nele Lohse Channel 4 has announced a design competition for a Stevie Chase memorial. The network is inviting artists and fans to send in drafts for a “sculpture that honours Stevie as a person and celebrates his achievements as an artist”. A jury will pick three designs to be featured on the special tribute show for Chase that is planned to air later this year. During the live show the audience will be able to vote for their favourite of the three finalists. The winning sculpture will be set up in Channel 4’s headquarters in Leeds and the creator will get a prize of £60,000*. *no responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information
BIG IFs - 10 bizarre clauses in Stevie Chase’s last will and testament (27/01/25) By Nele Lohse Nearly two months have passed since Stevie Chase’s shockingly sudden and suspicious demise. As you would expect by now information and rumours about his will are spinning round the world wide web. Some more and some less plausible. The Buzz has handily compiled the 10 most popular ones for you. Here they are in no particular order: 1- There are whispers that a certain Jack Salisbury, Chase’s trusted lawyer, might be entitled to a huge bonus, if he manages to keep the eccentric clauses of the will out of the press. Well, we are so sorry, Jack! 2- Taking into account the repeating, through the sheer amount of them less and less half-jokingly sounding claims that he deserved one by now, it does not seem too far fetched that Stevie has allotted an enormous amount to charity in case he will posthumously be granted a knighthood. (An honour that so far has only been awarded posthumously once). 3- On first sight less believable - but knowing the star’s infamous ego still very much in the realm of possible - is the rumour that Channel 4 has to build and set up a statue of Chase to keep the rights to air repeats of Chase’s hit format Shake It Up. 4- Voices saying the will demands his friends and family to win their shares of the inheritance playing a round of said show appear most likely to be joking. But we shall not rule it out completely.