Greenland 2: Migration Is No Greenland, But Gerard Butler Is Still Gerard Butler

I bring this up because, surprisingly, Greenland was actually a standout film from a difficult year, and it’s easy to see how it could have been even more successful with a better release. Despite being advertised as a classic, action-packed disaster movie with Gerard Butler and a massive comet, the film turned out to be much more thoughtful. It was a compelling look at how people react when facing total destruction – some giving in to their worst impulses, while others found ways to help each other and make sacrifices. Director Ric Roman Waugh and writer Chris Sparling went beyond typical disaster movie tropes, crafting a story that felt genuinely human. As John Garrity (Butler), his wife Allison (Morena Baccarin), and their son Nathan (Roger Dale Floyd) desperately tried to reach safety as a world-ending comet approached, the film showed that even in crisis, people can maintain their humanity. This made the movie particularly impactful, as the characters’ fates felt truly meaningful, especially given that we were all experiencing a global crisis at the time.

RAM Shortages May Lead To More Expensive TVs And Devices, Warns Samsung

Speaking with Reuters, Samsung’s Roh stated that the current situation is unique and will affect all companies. He explained that TV and appliance production will be impacted by parts shortages, and price increases are possible as a result. As the world’s leading TV manufacturer, Samsung anticipates these effects from the RAM shortage will be unavoidable.

Ripple’s UK Triumph: A Tale of Red Tape and Crypto Dreams 🧾✨

Regulatory Landscape

On the auspicious day of January 9, 2026, the FCA bestowed upon Ripple the sacred scrolls of registration under the Money Laundering Regulations and the Electronic Money Institution license. 🖋️ A grand gesture, no doubt, allowing the San Francisco-based company to waltz into the UK’s financial ballroom, albeit with a chaperone. For in this realm, compliance is not merely a virtue-it is the price of admission.

Who’s Going to Win at the 2026 Golden Globes?

Despite recent controversies, the Golden Globes still matter for films. Because its voters come from all over the world, the Globes often predict the Academy Awards’ choices more accurately than other awards shows like the SAG or DGA Awards. Plus, winning a Golden Globe is fantastic publicity for Oscar contenders – it’s essentially free advertising weeks before the final vote. (The Emmys, in contrast, happen nine months after the Globes.) Last year, Demi Moore and Fernanda Torres both benefited greatly from their Golden Globe wins. We’ll see who gets a similar boost this year when the Globes air Sunday night on CBS, hosted again by Nikki Glaser. Here are our predictions. — Nate Jones