The TV series Coldwater is currently a hit on Paramount+, ranking as their tenth most-watched show in the U.S., according to FlixPatrol. It initially debuted at number eight, but its popularity dipped. However, with the series finale airing on February 13th, viewers returned, boosting it back into Paramount+’s top ten.
When The X-Files premiered in 1993, it rapidly became the most representative science fiction series of the 1990s, known for its mix of conspiracy theories, suspense, standalone monster episodes, and the memorable duo at its heart. However, being popular doesn’t automatically mean something is the best, and while The X-Files is certainly a good show, several other series from that era arguably took more risks with the genre, have held up better over time, or offered more focused and well-structured narratives.
Originally airing from 2015 to 2016, Wayward Pines was a television series based on a book trilogy by Blake Crouch, who also helped write and produce the show. It began as a suspenseful psychological thriller, but quickly evolved into a science fiction story – which isn’t surprising considering M. Night Shyamalan’s involvement. Although the show started strong and closely followed the books, Fox cancelled Wayward Pines after just two seasons and 20 episodes. However, the show did have a positive outcome despite its early ending.
Hudson Williams has always been very private about his personal life, and he still hasn’t revealed the identity of his girlfriend. He rarely addresses rumors about his dating life, but recently responded to a clip from the Deux U podcast (as reported by Variety). The hosts criticized his and his co-star’s acting and the plot of their show, then shared a rumor from the Deuxmoi newsletter claiming Williams had a girlfriend who was a tattoo artist. Williams replied to the post, expressing his dislike for the podcast. The post was later deleted after commenters reacted negatively.
Stephanie Pratt shared serious accusations on Twitter, including claims that her ex-husband, Spencer Pratt, was involved in a cult and physically abused her when she was 18. She also alleged he introduced her to hard drugs at age 15. Despite these claims, she stated she would vote for him if he ran for mayor of Pacific Palisades, but not for the larger city of Los Angeles. She questioned his qualifications, suggesting he lacked work experience and referencing his 2010 arrest in Costa Rica, and expressed skepticism about a Republican winning over Los Angeles voters.
Wattpad is known for its fan fiction, but it also features original stories, particularly in the romance genre. Interestingly, some of these original stories have been developed into popular movies and TV shows. Adapting stories from books to the screen isn’t new – it’s been happening for years. Since many Wattpad stories are already developed into published novels, it’s natural that they’re now being adapted for film and television as well. Here’s a look at some Wattpad books and stories that have made the jump to the screen.
![VasoMIM extracts vascular anatomy from X-ray angiograms using a Frangi filter, then employs a patch-wise anatomical distribution to prioritize vessel-relevant regions during masking, ultimately optimizing model performance by minimizing a combined loss function [latex]\mathcal{L}_{MIM}[/latex] comprising standard pixel-level reconstruction [latex]\mathcal{L}_{rec}[/latex] and a novel anatomical consistency loss [latex]\mathcal{L}_{cons}[/latex], thereby learning discriminative vascular representations.](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.11536v1/x3.png)
A new self-supervised learning approach is dramatically improving the analysis of X-ray angiograms, enabling more accurate vascular segmentation and detection.
Experimenting with light armor is a lot of fun in Oblivion Remastered, and while the best choice depends on your playstyle, some sets are particularly effective. From the appealing Saviour’s Hide to the expensive Amber set, Oblivion Remastered features a wide variety of light armor options with helpful magical enhancements.
The exchanges, poor dears, are in a tizzy, flapping about like debutantes at a scandalous soiree, trying desperately to contain this wave of speculation. One can almost hear the clinking of teacups as they raise margin requirements and tighten trading rules-38 times in two months, no less! How utterly exhausting.
Open Interest, that fickle companion, climbed 13.4% to $7.63M, like a crowd gathering at a roadside diner, each with their own tale of greed or fear. This is no quiet affair; it’s a barn dance, and everyone’s stepping on toes.
