Okay, so I finally checked out The Fantastic Four: First Steps on Disney+, and it was awesome! The best part? From the very beginning, you could watch it in the expanded IMAX format – the same one they showed in theaters when it came out in July. It really made a difference, giving you that bigger, more immersive picture. As a movie buff, I really appreciated being able to experience it that way at home!
Demonschool is now released on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC (available through Steam and Epic Games Store). You can find our detailed review here, and a comparison of how the game performs on different platforms – including graphics and loading speeds – here.
The game puts you in the role of college students who also happen to be demon hunters. They arrive at a strange island university where saving the world quickly becomes as important as keeping up with their studies. It strongly evokes the feel of early 2000s shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Daria, with a visual style reminiscent of classic Persona games. From the start, the professors seem suspicious, young people start turning up dead, and the sarcastic, unconventional students are clearly hiding painful pasts. It really captures the vibe of a beloved, but cancelled, early 2000s WB show – and I’m completely enjoying it.
The draft’s primary aim is to lay out a framework that will hopefully entice the institutional bigwigs into the digital asset playground. It starts by classifying Bitcoin and Ether as digital commodities (hello, CFTC), which might finally provide the clarity that institutional investors have been crying out for. Those massive pension funds and asset managers who’ve been casually sipping their coffee on the sidelines might now have the “signal” they’ve been waiting for to dive into the fray. And once they jump in, expect more market activity, sophisticated trading, and possibly financial products that even the most seasoned Wall Street traders can’t fathom yet.
This little tremor occurred with a suddenness that momentarily suggested a potential bottom. But alas, hope flickers dimly. Two imposing resistance zones, like stern guardians, remain to be conquered before we can speak of a true reversal of fortune. One wonders if the market is simply teasing us.
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’.
