30 Years Later, The “Masterpiece” Crime Thriller That “Beats The Godfather” Is Making a Comeback on Free Streaming

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Martin Scorsese’s classic film Casino is now available to stream for free on Tubi and is quickly becoming a hit with viewers. Though it originally came out 30 years ago, it’s currently the eighth most popular movie on Tubi. While films like Goodfellas, Taxi Driver, and Raging Bull often receive the most praise, and more recent hits like The Wolf of Wall Street, The Departed, and Gangs of New York are beloved by fans, Casino is now gaining the recognition it deserves.

🚨 Bitcoin’s 50-Week EMA: The Magical Line to $120K (Or Maybe Not?) 😅

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On November 7, PlanD took to the digital town square (X) to declare: “The $100,700 zone is key!” A bounce! A bottom! A fleeting romance with hope! Yet, like all great tragedies, the price might dip again, teasing bulls until they weep into their keyboards. But fear not-the 50-week EMA, a line drawn by the gods themselves, has been Bitcoin’s North Star since 2022. Each retest since 2024 has been a tango of suspense, ending in a price leap. How romantic. 💃

Solana: To $190 or To Dust? 🤷‍♀️

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The charts! Oh, the charts. They’re like Rorschach tests for people who really, really want to spend all their money. Apparently, these red candles – the ones that make you question all your life choices – often lead to recoveries. Except, of course, when they don’t. Traders are being “cautious,” which is code for “actively covering their tracks.” They talk about “manipulative sweeps,” like this is a particularly messy kitchen floor, not a global financial instrument. It all feels a bit performative, honestly.

XRP ETF: Is the SEC Finally Amused? 🧐

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At the heart of this scheme lies the 21Shares XRP Trust, a fund designed to mirror the price of XRP without the vulgarity of speculative trading or leverage. It will employ the CME CF XRP Dollar Reference Rate (New York Variant) to observe market prices and intends to list on the Cboe BZX Exchange. Quite refined, really.

Timothy Olyphant: From Standup Comedy To Western TV Icon

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Before becoming a famous actor, Timothy Olyphant spent some time in the early 1990s performing stand-up comedy in Boston and New York. He toured with his routine for a good stretch of time, though he eventually decided to pursue a different career path.