The digital world has continuously evolved. But torrenting is still alive and kicking in 2025. Yes — streaming essentially dominates most media consumption. However, peer-to-peer file sharing remains a popular choice. That’s mostly true for users who want to download large files, software, or niche content. In short, there is still a relatively big community that prefers downloading from a Torrent site.
If you’re looking for reliable torrent sites that still work, our list is perfect for you.
Five Best Torrent Sites
The Pirate Bay
The Pirate Bay is a true veteran in the torrent scene. This globally famous site allows users to download a bunch of stuff. Specifically, they can find movies, software, music, games, and more. Likewise, this is why it remains to be a go-to source for all types of content. It’s still a frequently visited site despite facing several takedowns and legal issues. Hence, the inclusion on the list.
TorrentGalaxy
TorrentGalaxy quickly gained a solid reputation in spite of being a newcomer in the Torrent field. The reason behind its immediate popularity is its extensive range of files and features. Similarly, users can find, download, and share magnet links and torrent files.
1337x
1337x is a website that gives a directory of torrent files and magnet links. At the same time, these are used for peer-to-peer file sharing. Also, the site boasts its clean design and easy navigation. Aside from this, it offers movies, games, software, TV shows, and a lot more. It’s even one of the most popular torrent websites during its peak. So, that means it has fewer dead links and more verified uploads.
Nyaa
Nyaa focuses on providing Eastern Asian media. Particularly, its offering revolves around Japanese, Korean, and Chinese media. Likewise, it includes anime-dedicated content. From manga to music, this torrent site is a top choice for Anime fans.
LimeTorrents
LimeTorrents is a general Torrent download indexer. In simple words, it works as a directory and search engine for torrent files and magnet links. On top of that, it is a reliable backup when other sites are down. The main reason is that it delivers a large collection of torrents across all categories.
Legal and Safety Reminders
Downloading copyrighted material without permission and proper rights is illegal and unethical. Remember to share or download files that you only have the rights to. Similarly, stick to verified torrents to avoid malware. Also, it’s best to support official releases.
Final Thoughts
These torrent sites remain widely used in 2025. However, using them requires a sense of responsibility. Always use trusted sources and respect intellectual property rights.
Baltimore hardcore outfit Angel Du$ have signed to Run for Cover Records , marking the announcement with a 7″ single featuring the songs ‘The Beat’ and ‘The Knife’. The rip-roaring ‘The Beat’, which boasts guest vocals from Taylor Young (Twitching Tongues, God’s Hate, Deadbody, Regional Justice Center), comes paired with a video directed by Blaise Cepis. While ‘The Knife’ doesn’t have a visual, it’s quite unnerving on its own. Take a listen below.
About working with Run for Cover, the band’s Justice Tripp shared: “It was just so organic and natural. As long as I’ve been involved with music the RFC people have been friends to me and have been showing me the ropes, but I always kind of thought AD just wasn’t their bag and never thought about asking them about putting out our music. Then when it finally came up it just seemed like the most obvious right fit for us. I just hold them in such a high regard, and stylistically they obviously do a lot of different stuff, but I think it really makes sense: they’re creative, alternative, sometimes heavy — just like Angel Du$t.”
‘The Beat’ and ‘The Knife’ mark the band’s first new music since 2023’s Brand New Soul.
Saintseneca have announced their first album since 2018’s Pillar of Na. Highwalllow & Supermoon Songs is set for release on October 31 via Lame-O Records. Today’s announcement comes with the release of the seven-minute epic ‘Infinity Leaf Clover’, which is one to get lost in. Check it out below, along with the album cover (an original painting by bandleader Zac Little) and tracklist.
Technically spanning 21 tracks, the new album is billed as “a ten-song landscape orbited by two sonic ‘moons’, Viridian Moon (tracks 11-16) and Cinnamon Moon (tracks 17-21).” Zac Little explained, “I wanted this album to reflect that—some songs were found on the landscape, others were found on two moons, orbiting that landscape like satellites, disparate pieces pulling on each other, creating a world of song.”
Little worked on the LP with longtime collaborator Glenn Davis, with Bright Eyes’ Mike Mogis handling the mixing. “I found that I circled back to the country music that I grew up listening to and always wanted to run from, but then I just wanted to hear it,” he added. “The voice of George Jones, raw and razor sharp with emotion, the alchemical perfection of Hank Williams’ songwriting, Dolly Parton’s crushing melodies. They seemed to effortlessly cut through the air, floating in the atmosphere like perfume even after the songs stopped.”
Commenting on the new song, Little said: “I was under a heavy cloud when I found the perfect 4 leaf clover. I’d searched my entire life, mulling over patches of grass. My efforts always fruitless. One dark afternoon, I looked down. At my feet, four bright green hearts intricately formed, kissing at the points in a clover – twin infinities. I felt it was a love poem placed there just for me. The language of plant matter twisted with a flourish. I felt better. I laid in my backyard and the shadow of a tree passed over a fence post. An improvised sundial. Looking down at my timepiece – 5 o’ clock. Hah, the 5 o’ clock shadow! And just as I noticed, the moment slipped away, the shadow passed – on to where moments go, I suppose. Now it’s 5 o’ clock somewhere else…”
Highwalllow & Supermoon Songs Cover Artwork:
Highwalllow & Supermoon Songs Tracklist:
Highwalllow:
1. High Walllow
2. You Have To Lose Your Hat Someday
3. Sweet Nothing
4. In A Way
5. Escape Artist
6. Non Prophet
7. Holy Hock
8. Hill Still Nameless
9. Infinity Leaf Clover
10. Hot Water Song Viridian Moon:
11. Burnt Hand Hymn
12. May Day
13. Battery Lifer
14. Green Ink Pen
15. Long Winter Cinnamon Moon:
16. Smoke Punching
17. I Don’t Know Why Double Birthday
18. Wild Violent
19. Mt S
20. Bitter Suite
21. Vanishing Point
While fulfilling her contractual obligations with RCA and Kemosabe Records, Kesha used her records as a playground for experimentation. 2017’s Rainbow, 2020’s High Road, and 2023’s Gag Order weren’t perfect, but they ambitiously swayed back and forth between new territory (country, gospel, hyperpop) and old (the party-pop she helped invent with Animal) while giving her permission to be both messy and vulnerable. There’s no doubt that Kesha sounds newly liberated and no less chaotic on her sixth album and first independent release, . (PERIOD), yet it also feels oddly hesitant to take a bolder, more decisive step forward, be it by blending those styles or matching its carefree attitude with more careful production. For every moment that’s deliriously catchy, there’s another that grates. “I really do split my life,” she told Vogue. “It’s like half pop star, half hippie in the woods trying to reach my highest potential and spiritual power.” Instead of giving each side equal weight, . (PERIOD) loses itself somewhere in the middle, feeling, ironically, elliptical.
1. FREEDOM.
A six-and-a-half minute opener drifting from heavenly ambient to sure-footed nu disco, ‘FREEDOM’ is as much a bridge between records as it is an indicator of . (PERIOD)’s gleefully uneven nature. Co-producers Jonathan Wilson and Drew Erickson, who helped Angel Olsen wade into a similarly wide-eyed sense of freedom on 2022’s Big Time, render it a seamless transition, which Kesha overrides with an ironically pitched-down voice: “Narcissism! It makes you happy!” Her distinctive proclamations get the party rolling: “I only drink when I’m happy and I’m drunk right now.” After commanding to be taken to the sex shop, a little distortion bleeds into her voice when she adds, “Bitch.” A song like this is a grand symbolic gesture, but it’s in those small twists and details that her personality comes through.
2. JOYRIDE.
Kesha revs her engine with a goofy accordion sample and a pretty infectious chorus, but a whole year after its release, it’s clear the album’s lead single doesn’t have that much staying power. With lines like “A label whore, but I’m bored of wearing clothes,” though, its absurdity is all the more refreshing. You bet that a few years down the line, when the engine’s even more rusted, it’s only going to sound better.
3. YIPPEE-KI-YAY.
With a steep turn towards country-pop, the kookiness starts to become grating, and the fault’s really in the production. Does every beat and syllable really need this much oomph? The bass that much of a kick, the vocals so many layers, every synth a firework? Trashiness can be delightful, but it should be able to speak for itself.
4. DELUSIONAL.
“Thanks for the heartbreak, it gets my bills paid/ You just keep chasin’ the sun,” Kesha sings on this middling power ballad, the subtext behind the metaphor being that the guy broke up with her when she didn’t take him to Taylor Swift’s party. You’d want to write a song about that, but it doesn’t have to be a song that sounds like it was written this quickly, only for the production to once again blow any real hint of emotion to bits. It’s those booming drums that might be doing most of the damage; hearing them gone at the very end of the song almost made me feel something.
5. RED FLAG.
This is more like it: ‘RED FLAG’ might be straight-down-the-middle club pop, the safest avenue for Kesha’s irreverent tendencies, but it works so well here. BRAT fatigue notwithstanding, it brings the energy back up. Or as Kesha puts it – referring, of course, to her taste in men: “Something so wrong does it so right every time.”
6. LOVE FOREVER.
A sleek bit of Random Access Memories-indebted disco whose cloying chorus makes eternal love sound the least desirable thing one could imagine. Kesha’s playful enunciation in the verses can’t do much to salvage the track, which is produced by Stuart Crichton, the same person who helmed her much-better Eagles of Death Metal collab ‘Let Em’ Talk’.
7. THE ONE.
It’s tempting to call this the worst song on the album, mostly because it sounds the least like Kesha, her voice swallowed up just as she declares that she’s the one. Zhone’s production is really hit and miss on . (PERIOD), but this is way off, sounding huge without much to back it up.
8. BOY CRAZY.
This is more of a hit, a hornily deranged slice of brat-pop that comes a little too late but lands better than ‘Spring Breakers featuring Kesha’ – even if it still makes more sense as an idea than it works in execution.
9. GLOW.
A post-breakup anthem on the other side of ‘DELUSIONAL.’, and what a difference the shift in production makes. Hudson Mohawke’s glitchy, minimal keys and slightly off-kilter beat leave space for Kesha’s sense of humour (“Taste all them boys like a charcuterie board”), punctuating it when necessary (“You on my TikTok, I’m the fucking OG”). Keeping things a little low-key only makes her sound more radiant – the difference between a period and an exclamation mark, if you will.
10. TOO HARD.
Essentially a sequel to ‘LOVE FOREVER.’, with a sense of disappointment creeping in: “No wonder all my love was not enough/ To heal the sadness you hide.” Yet the sentiment of the chorus remains oddly unchanged, reminding the heartbreaker that she will always love him. The song, though, shouldn’t be so easy to forget.
11. CATHEDRAL.
The song’s wispy piano and religious imagery brings the album full circle, but ‘CATHEDRAL.’ isn’t the powerhouse closer it could’ve been. Kesha’s voice has all the gravitas in the world as she finally lays out her journey to freedom, but it’s strangely muffled, as if mirroring her effort to “numb the pain.” You can hear her “gasping for breath,” but instead of opening up when the beat kicks in, it’s just overbearing. “Every second is a new beginning,” she declares, screaming her heart out. Hopefully the next one’s worth every second.
Frank Ocean’s “Blonde,” or “blond,” vinyl regularly sells for over $1,000 on secondary markets. That’s nearly 30 times its original $35 retail price. This price hike makes it one of the most expensive modern vinyl releases you can buy, and fans naturally wonder why exactly Blonde’s vinyl version is so expensive.
Frank Ocean, the R&B artist, released his second studio album “Blonde” in 2016 after a four-year hiatus, which also named his Apple Music show the Blonded Radio. During those years of silence, Ocean’s fanbase grew increasingly hungry for new material. This helped set the stage for a chaotic album release and a rare vinyl release.
Blonde is widely considered a modern classic, but it’s not the music that makes this vinyl so expensive; it’s how Ocean chose to release it.
Why is Blonde vinyl so rare and expensive?
Frank Ocean’s “Blonde” vinyl is rare and expensive because of scarcity and demand. The “Blonde” vinyl became expensive because it was deliberately limited and highly anticipated.
Here are the key factors that turned a $35 record into a four-figure collector’s item:
24-hour exclusive sale window: The vinyl was only available for purchase during a single day on Black Friday 2016.
Limited production: Industry estimates suggest only around 1,000 copies were ever produced, but exact numbers aren’t confirmed.
Reseller market explosion: Early buyers realized they owned something valuable and drove up the secondary market prices.
During the peak levels of hype, finding an affordable “Blonde” vinyl would have worse odds than backing the biggest underdog on betting apps. Music fans can also be quite devoted, like sports enthusiasts. While some can turn this devotion into motivation to bet on competitions like Eurovision, others may focus on collecting rare pieces of music.
Is Blonde on vinyl worth it?
Frank Ocean’s “Blonde” is worth it on vinyl if you’re a collector or a devoted fan of the artist. However, you can skip the vinyl and stream the album online in high quality for a fraction of the cost if you’re a casual listener.
Overall, it’s worth it if you’re:
A devoted Frank Ocean superfan
A serious vinyl collector
A completist who needs to own physical copies of their favorite albums
It’s probably not worth it if you’re:
Working with a limited budget for music purchases
Fine with just streaming music online
However, things have gotten noticeably better in recent years. Finding an authentic Blonde vinyl is easier now. Frank Ocean occasionally restocks the vinyl on his official website, Blonded.co, for around $65. These drops are still rare, and they sell out within minutes.
On secondary markets, like eBay, you’ll find copies ranging from $100 to $200. Some of these can be unofficial bootleg versions, so you’ll need to do your due diligence as a buyer.
When you’re answering emails, attending meetings, and hustling nonstop, it might feel like creativity gets pushed to the sidelines of your life. However, there’s always room for creative hobbies, even if you have the busiest schedule. You just need to find the creative outlets that make sense with the hustle and bustle of your life. If you want to make space to be creative again, even with a full work calendar, here are five creative hobbies that will fit right into your schedule.
Learning to Play an Instrument
Learning how to play an instrument, whether it’s the piano or a ukulele, lets you express your creativity by finding your rhythm (literally!). It’s a classic way to flex those creative muscles in between meetings and work events.
Don’t know where to start when your schedule is so packed? Look for ways to learn how to play the instrument of your choice online, like with South Shore Piano School lessons. Since it’s all online, it’s perfect for squeezing into evenings or weekends when you want to reclaim your life from the office and play a little music!
Watercoloring
Watercolor is one of the best artistic mediums you can play around with. It’s a soft, forgiving medium that lets you have fun blending colors without a lot of pressure. At the office, keep a small watercolor kit with you that has a brush, paint palette, and paper. During breaks or in between meetings, try painting whatever is in front of you, or even just some pretty gradients to calm you down and get those artistic juices flowing.
Bullet Journaling
A bullet journal is a mix between a diary, planner, and creative sketchbook. You can use it to get organized with to-do lists or accounts of your day, or get creative with doodles and drawings. Others use it as a mindfulness tool, so you can tie it in with your daily meditation routine as well. It’s a terrific way to get creative while keeping your busy life in check in a practical way.
Beginner Photography
If you want to get into photography but don’t have the time or resources, you can always practice your skills in between the busiest parts of your day with a phone camera. Pick a weekly photography theme to practice, from movements to textures to colors, then take a few snaps a day. Over time, you’ll start to see the world through a more creative lens, even at your busiest.
Knitting or Crocheting
Repetitive handwork isn’t relaxing. It’s also creative because you get to make something with your bare hands, whether it’s scarves, bags, or even clothes. Keep a small knitting or crocheting project in your bag so that you can whip it out and work on some stitches, even for five to 10 minutes at a time. It’s a fantastic way to recharge in between meetings and deliverables at work or wind down in bed after an exhausting day.
Endnote
You don’t need a full weekend to let those creative juices flow with a new hobby. With just a few minutes of intention every day, you can play a few chords, color a new page, or crochet something small, even if you’re super busy. In between the hectic moments, recharge with these creative hobbies. Your schedule may be packed, but there’s always a way to get creative.
Look, if you’re travelling light, you need to travel right.
Whether it’s a three-day city break or two weeks on the coast, what you pack is essential. The well-dressed man doesn’t need twenty shirts and a suitcase full of fresh trainers. Overpacking is just not the vibe.
So start here if you’re building a wardrobe that works from plane to rooftop bar to coastal drive.
Knowing Your Layers
Good travel style isn’t about reinventing the wheel of fashion. It’s about layering your choices with thought behind them, planning for changing weather and settings, while anticipating the inevitable detour.
A versatile overshirt can take you from beach day to dinner reservation. A loose, long-sleeve linen shirt handles heat without looking overly casual. And if you’re somewhere with altitude, a quality lightweight jacket will carry you through more than just the cold.
Footwear With Sole
You only need two pairs — three if you’re pushing it. I know this sounds crazy, but hear me out.
Shoes take up space, so choose the ones that fit your destination. A clean white trainer works for walking cities and slipping into beach clubs. Slides or sandals? Only if you’re beach-bound and have thought about the rest of the look.
Neutrals Never Die
It’s tempting to throw in colour when you’re off the clock. But loud doesn’t always land.
The well-travelled man knows his neutrals: charcoal, off-white, olive, sand, camel — the list goes on. These are the shades that layer, match, and rewear without looking like repeats. One pair of black or tan trousers will do more for you than four patterned ones ever will.
The Non-Negotiables
Everyone’s got their rituals. But things unravel fast if you’re flying out with no plan. A few constants go a long way, like a classic men’s gold bracelet and some sunglasses that fit your face shape. A bag that doesn’t sag. A tasteful watch that elevates for the evening. Or even that one thing you can throw on when everything else feels off-ish.
These are the things that don’t take up room in your suitcase but shape how you appears you travel through the world.
Jet Lag? But Never Lagging
Long-haul flights, layovers, red-eyes? Sorry, but time zones are out of your control. However, how you arrive isn’t. Keep one outfit ready for arrival. Nothing fancy or OTT, just enough to go straight from passport control to dinner if necessary.
Texture Over Trend
The well-dressed man doesn’t need logos to tell his story.
A linen shirt that drapes instead of clings, a knitted polo instead of a plain one, and a woven belt with enough wear to feel like a vintage piece. True style lives in the fabric, not the gourdiness, especially when living out of a carry-on.
Your Fit Is Your Passport
Every city has its rhythm. What works in Paris might look ridiculous in Crete. You don’t need to copy the locals, but you should know how to tune in. In Europe, tailoring still matters. Even your casual pieces should show some shape. In coastal spots, you’ll need flow and breathability. Wear looser silhouettes, open buttons, and natural fibres. Don’t fight the climate. Adapt to it.
Own Your Routine, Wherever You Land
Style doesn’t stop at clothing. The way you carry yourself, the way you prep, even the way you unpack — it all adds up.
Bring your rituals with you: a skincare routine that isn’t three stolen hotel bottles, a fragrance that fits the mood, and a grooming kit that keeps you on point.
Final Word? Move With Purpose
The well-dressed and well-travelled man isn’t trying to impress anyone. There’s no time for shenanigans. He’s tuned in to his surroundings, selective with his time, precise with what he carries and confident no matter where he is. It’s not about having the best or most expensive wardrobe. It’s about knowing which parts matter and letting go of everything that doesn’t.
Wherever you’re headed, your style should travel with you and take the shape of your destination. And it doesn’t need to be overtly bold or unnecessarily masculine, just as long as it knows precisely what it’s doing.
There are several streaming platforms available today — both free and subscription-based. But let’s face it. Not every place has Wi-Fi, an internet connection, or even a decent signal. Sometimes, even 5G ghosts you. In short, streaming is convenient but not always practical. That’s where offline viewing or downloading becomes your best friend. And while most streaming platforms have default options for that, HBO Max users on Macs and Windows don’t have it so easy.
The good news? Some ways and tools make this entirely possible — and we’ll guide you!
Watch Offline Through the HBO Max Mobile App
According to the Max Help Center, users can download shows and movies on the platform’s official mobile app. Similarly, the app supports offline viewing for devices such as Android phones, Android tablets, Apple iPhones, Apple iPod Touch, Apple iPad, and Amazon Fire tablets. Likewise, it’s the simplest and safest way to download content for later watching.
Also, each type of subscription plan determines the number of downloads a user can have across all mobile devices. Specifically, standard accounts can have 30 downloads, and premium plans can have up to 100.
Here’s how to download movies and shows on the HBO Max mobile app:
Grab your device and sign in to the app.
Search for the title you want to download and see if it’s available for downloading.
Choose your preferred audio and subtitle language.
Click the download icon beside the description.
Look for your saved media in the downloads section.
Watch Offline Using Third-Party Downloader Options for HBO Max
StreamFab Max Downloader
StreamFab is a tool that offers a powerful solution for Mac and Windows. Likewise, it supports full HD downloads with multiple audio tracks for offline viewing.
Kigo Max Video Downloader
Kigo helps users download various HBO Max movies and TV series in MP4 and MKV formats. Also, it’s a quick and easy alternative.
PlayOn Cloud
PlayOn Cloud enables the recording of HBO Max streams. Similarly, it converts them into MP4 files for better convenience.
Legal and Ethical Considerations
Always remember that downloading content through unofficial tools may violate the terms and conditions of HBO Max. Even if you’re a paid subscriber, ripping their content can lead to penalties and account suspension. For your peace of mind, stick to the official offline viewing feature of the platform.
Final Thoughts
With modern tools and advanced features, watching HBO Max offline is totally doable. At the same time, Mac and Windows users can enjoy their favorite shows anytime and anywhere. Choose wisely and download responsibly.
If you are fond of brain exercises, then you are probably a fan of puzzle games. These types of games really have a special charm. They don’t simply challenge the mind. They also offer creative storytelling and mind-blowing visuals. Most of these games are available on PC, mobile, and even Mac devices. For Mac users, the options might seem limited at first. But dig a little deeper, and there’s a goldmine of puzzle games for Mac.
This article shows a list of the best puzzle titles for players to try.
Five Best Puzzle Games for Mac
Lumino City
Lumino City is not only a great puzzle game. It’s a BAFTA award-winning handmade puzzle adventure game. In short, this one is not your ordinary puzzle title. Specifically, players get to explore a city as Lumi. In trying to find the grandfather, users will explore whimsical contraptions and solve mechanical puzzles.
The Witness
The Witness features first-person puzzle gameplay. Additionally, the game is set on a mysterious island. The premise of the game is that players will take on the role of a person who wakes up alone on the island. However, the person has no idea left about anything. Now, the goal is to explore the place and solve puzzles to try to recover memories.
OneShot
OneShot isn’t your typical puzzle game. The game boasts a narrative-driven experience. Particularly, gamers will have to guide a child named Niko. Likewise, they have a goal of restoring the mysterious world’s long-dead sun. The game has an emotional story. It’s ideal for those who enjoy puzzles with heart.
Homescapes
Homescapes follows the adventure of Austin, the butler. Similarly, players need to help Austin restore his childhood mansion. Specifically, users will solve match-3 puzzles. Each puzzle that’s completed will result in additional resources needed to fix parts of the house. Also, Homescapes has a more relaxed and casual gameplay compared to other titles on this list of puzzle games for Mac.
Return of the Obra Dinn
Return of the Obra Dinn is a puzzle game that is based on exploration and logical deduction. Users will control the character of an insurance investigator. After the Obra Dinn merchant ship gets lost at sea, gamers will need to dispatch and board the ship immediately.
The Wrap-Up
With this list of the best puzzle games for Mac, Apple users don’t have to look elsewhere to experience excellent gaming. So, waste no time and pick your game already. Follow the clues and enjoy the brain workout.
Oasis managed to get through their first show in 16 years on Friday at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, the first date of their highly anticipated reunion tour. Kicking off with (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?’s ‘Hello’, Liam and Noel Gallagher ran through a string of hits and deep cuts from across their discography before closing their four-song encore with ‘Wonderwall’ and ‘Champagne Supernova’. Check out the full setlist and clips from the show below.
Joining the brothers onstage were Andy Bell on bass, Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs and Gem Archer on guitar, and Joey Waronker on drums, plus Joe Auckland on trumpet, Steve Hamilton on saxophone, Christian Madden on keyboards, and Alastair White on trombone. Opening the show were Cast and Richard Ashcroft, who dedicated ‘Bittersweet Symphony’ to Liam and Noel.
After playing the Principality Stadium again on Saturday, Oasis are scheduled to play shows in Manchester, London, Edinburgh, and Dublin before heading out to North America, Asia, Australia, and South America.
Setlist:
Hello
Acquiesce
Morning Glory
Some Might Say
Bring It on Down
Cigarettes & Alcohol
Fade Away
Supersonic
Roll With It
Talk Tonight
Half the World Away
Little by Little
D’You Know What I Mean?
Stand by Me
Cast No Shadow
Slide Away
Whatever
Live Forever
Rock ‘n’ Roll Star
The Masterplan
Don’t Look Back in Anger
Wonderwall
Champagne Supernova
