Terrifier 4 confirmed as final film in franchise
The Terrifier movies have become a surprising success in the horror genre, earning over $100 million at the box office with a total production cost of just over $2 million.
Oxford professor explains your brain’s reaction to seeing viral baby monkey Punch
A baby macaque named Punch at Ichikawa City Zoo has become an internet sensation. Videos show him lovingly hugging a stuffed animal from IKEA and attempting to make friends with other monkeys, after being rejected by his mother.
Bridgerton Recap: Opposites Attract
Lady Whistledown playfully suggests that in Mayfair society, a common romantic offer might be a request to become someone’s mistress. She’s not referring to Benedict, but to his friend, Mr. Hiscox, who recently asked Miss Virginia to be his. This has become the talk of the town, prompting Lady Whistledown to comment. While mistresses are currently a popular topic, she’s confident it won’t affect the main couple’s relationship!
Predicting the Network’s Future: A Bayesian Approach
![The study demonstrates that a self-sustained Bayesian predictor frequently achieves performance comparable to, and occasionally surpasses, an in-sample dcGM reconstruction, as evidenced by metric-specific improvements calculated using both [latex] \text{ARE}_k [/latex] and [latex] \text{MRE}_k [/latex] for certain metrics, and a different formulation for others-including [latex] \langle\text{TPR}\rangle [/latex], [latex] \langle\text{PPV}\rangle [/latex], [latex] \langle\text{TNR}\rangle [/latex], and [latex] \langle\text{ACC}\rangle [/latex]-where values exceeding zero indicate superior Bayesian predictor performance.](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.21869v1/x14.png)
A new framework uses Bayesian inference to reconstruct network topology and forecast future connections from limited initial data.
Untangling Complex Systems: A Decentralized Approach to Root Cause Analysis
A new federated learning framework enables identifying the origins of anomalies in industrial control systems without compromising data privacy or requiring model changes.
Stablecoin Shenanigans: OCC Begs for Your Two Cents!
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, in all its bureaucratic glory, has flung open the doors to a feedback stage. The proposal, a masterpiece of red tape, seeks comments on the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act. How very thrilling, don’t you think?
Kraken’s New Flexline: The Crypto Loan That’s Too Good to Be True (Or Is It?)
So, here we go again-another day, another crypto product designed to make professional traders feel like they’ve stumbled upon a unicorn. Kraken, that lovable exchange we all know for sending our crypto portfolios to the moon and sometimes, the basement, has launched Flexline. This is their latest attempt to get pro traders to borrow money without selling their crypto. No big deal, right? Just a casual flex of your crypto assets to get some cash-because why not?
Branching Path: Resident Evil Requiem is a fascinating puzzlebox that faces the past with uncertainty
The recent Resident Evil games show a clear trend: Capcom is skillfully blending nostalgia with innovation. Resident Evil 7: Biohazard successfully rebooted the series by returning to the survival horror roots of the original game, after the more action-focused Resident Evil 6. This was followed by impressive remakes of Resident Evil 2 and 3, and then Village, which leaned into fantasy horror while building on the legacy of Resident Evil 4. The recent remake of Resident Evil 4 itself further demonstrated this approach, reimagining a classic for a new generation. Looking at these games together, it’s obvious Capcom is exploring how to revitalize established concepts. While all the games are strong, the mainline entries are where Capcom really tries to define the future of Resident Evil. Village ended by hinting at bold new directions, and with the announcement of Requiem, I’m excited to see if it delivers on that potential.
Coinbase’s Stablecoin Gambit: A Sevenfold Leap or a Regulatory Circus?
Bloomberg’s analysts, those modern-day soothsayers in pinstripe capes, Paul Gulberg and Samuel Radowitz, posit that Coinbase’s stablecoin venture-once a humble side act in its crypto carnival-now pirouettes toward stardom. In 2025, the exchange raked in $1.35 billion from these tokens, a 48% leap from 2024’s $911 million. Nineteen percent of its total revenue, they say? How quaint! As if stablecoins are the financial world’s answer to a well-timed punchline.
How to Complete the A Rising Tide Quest in ARC Raiders
This quest takes you across several different locations, and it cleverly includes the recently added Controlled Access area on the Dam map. As you investigate, you’ll need to find secret spots and open locked doors, all while being monitored by the new ARC Units.