A brief video posted on Instagram by Tonyolsenfilm features someone dressed as Bragason walking through a forest towards a woman with horses and a sword. Viewers quickly realized the location resembled the set of the upcoming Legend of Zelda movie, which is being filmed in New Zealand and is scheduled to be released in 2027.
Where Winds Meet generated a lot of pre-release buzz, racking up over 10 million pre-registrations. This unlocked special rewards for players, and the game itself offers a robust experience with both single-player and multiplayer options.
These games prioritized visuals over engaging gameplay, leaving players more impressed by how they looked than how they played.
Even though I’ve enjoyed all of Julia Quinn’s Bridgerton books and was looking forward to the story about Sophie and Benedict, and I know the Stranger Things cast was very emotional about finishing the show, I’m just not feeling excited about either one right now. It’s not the actors, the plots, or the shows themselves – it’s the way Netflix is releasing content that’s the problem.
The streamer announced some personal news in two posts on X, explaining how a viewer significantly impacted his career when he was just starting out. In his first post on November 13th, Ludwig shared that this viewer, known as Kanabana, started watching when his streams typically had around 100 people.
Nolan’s ambitious new film had a massive budget, leading many viewers to expect flawless execution in every aspect – from grand visuals to historical authenticity. While the movie undoubtedly delivers on large-scale scenes and impressive landscapes, it’s the finer points that are really capturing people’s attention. One viewer commented:
Lucasfilm has faced difficulties getting a new Star Wars movie made, even though they’ve announced several possibilities. Films like Patty Jenkins’ Rogue Squadron, a planned movie starring Rey, and an untitled project from Taika Waititi have been stuck in development for some time, and it’s unclear whether they’ve been cancelled, delayed, or are still moving forward.
Cathie Wood’s ARK crew is throwing caution to the wind (and maybe a few accounting standards) by piling into crypto stocks. On Friday alone, they bought enough BitMine shares to fill a small asteroid. Let’s just say if the stock market were a party, ARK would be the last one dancing in the parking lot.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko-the man, the myth, the temporary ruler-recently announced that his country is eyeing the shiny world of cryptocurrencies as a possible substitute for the venerable, often-overhyped U.S. dollar. Apparently, mining for digital gold is now a national priority-because nothing screams stability like flipping coins in the digital ether. (And yes, it’s electricity-intensive. Who knew being green could mean powering your economy?) ⚡💻
This Cookie Jam puzzle might have one right answer, but that doesn’t mean it’s simple to find. You can try every option and think really hard, but the solution can still be tricky. If you’re stuck, here’s the answer: