Nicholas Hoult revealed he landed an audition for the new Superman movie by proactively reaching out to the director, James Gunn, through a direct message. Hoult explained he messaged Gunn to express his interest in the project and let him know he’d be happy to be considered for any role. This led to a formal audition, and he even got to try on the Superman suit during early costume tests as he pursued the lead role.
But hold your horses (or should I say, your Ether?), for this is but the first act in BlackRock’s crypto opera. Their current spot Ethereum ETF is so last season, darling. This new trust is the sequel no one saw coming-a bold stride into the world of yield-generating ETH ETF products. The filing, of course, is pending approval, but one can’t help but marvel at the audacity of it all. 🌟
According to the venerable on-chain oracle, Glassnode, these industrious little investors-those humble souls with nothing more than a grand on hand-have their profitability measured with the Realized Price. Think of it as the ‘average cost’ where they first laid their coins down, a sort of market memory, if you will. When the spot price dances above this elder’s head, our small players revel in gains unseen-akin to a humble pastry chef secretly wealthy from a single éclair. When below, alas, tears and despair! 🥐
Apparently, Bitcoin’s recent plummet to its lowest point in eight months isn’t because Uncle Sam took a nap. 🛌💤 Many had speculated that the macroeconomic jitters from the government shutdown were to blame, but Rational Root-yes, that’s their name-was like, “Nah, not buying it.” During a podcast that probably had more viewers than a cat playing piano on YouTube, they said, “I wouldn’t contribute the drawdown in Bitcoin all to the shutdown of the government.” Groundbreaking stuff, really.
According to a report from Cosmic Marvel, citing insider DanielRPK, Tobey Maguire apparently used a CGI suit during the filming of ‘Avengers: Doomsday’.
Shuten Order is now available in the West on PC Steam and Nintendo Switch. Players in Japan will also receive a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition with an optional Upgrade Pack on November 27th. This new edition will allow players to choose between 60 and 120 frames per second in both TV and handheld modes, and will also support mouse controls in certain modes. The Upgrade Pack will cost 330 Yen. Thanks to Gematsu for the information!
ETF investors here in the States are hovering around their cost basis of $90,146, which is just a fancy way of saying they’re neither winning nor losing-they’re just… existing. Even with $372.8 million fleeing the scene in a single day, total assets haven’t plummeted off a cliff. This suggests the sellers aren’t coming from the ETF markets but from somewhere else entirely. Maybe they’re just tired of Elon Musk’s tweets. 🤷♂️ Meanwhile, IBIT is trading near $52, which is roughly the price of a decent sushi dinner in New York City.
With production on Reacher season 4 wrapping up, Alan Ritchson has been sharing exciting news about what’s to come. His updates have built anticipation for the new season and suggest it will be released soon. However, one recent announcement seems to be a major development.
Before the current season jumped ahead in time, it flashed back to earlier events, focusing on the many changes in Craig Conover’s life – and his remarkably good hair. Paige DeSorbo continues to be a central figure in the storyline, even though she’s left Southern Charm, Bravo, and reality TV. Madison, visibly pregnant, visits Craig to discuss his feelings after the breakup. He tells her he felt deeply betrayed by someone he trusted completely, and that they had made plans for the future together. To emphasize this betrayal, the show’s editors compiled footage of Paige expressing her suspicions about Craig, including his attempts to dissuade her from ending their relationship before she saw the ring he’d purchased – a ring she ultimately doubted even existed.
A special reunion celebrating the 30th anniversary of Everybody Loves Raymond is coming soon! The 90-minute event will bring back stars like Brad Garrett and Patricia Heaton, along with hosts Ray Romano and David Rosenthal. While fans might do the math and realize it’s actually the 29th anniversary (the show aired from 1996 to 2005), the hosts acknowledge the slight discrepancy. They recently told TVLine…
