Dark Winds Season 4 Villain’s “Obsession” With Leaphorn Teased By Zahn McClarnon

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Season 4 of Dark Winds continues the show’s perfect record of 100% critic approval on Rotten Tomatoes. The new season begins right after the events of the season 3 finale, where Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn (Zahn McClarnon) faced personal and professional turmoil. He’s still grappling with the aftermath of the FBI investigation into B.J. Vines’ death, and his wife, Emma, hasn’t returned or forgiven him. As he tries to win her back, Leaphorn also begins to think about the future and considers Bernadette (Jessica Matten) as a possible successor.

‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ Returns with a Bold New Anime from Nier: Automata’s Yoko Taro – First Teaser Drops

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The news was revealed at the Evangelion:30+ event in Yokohama, Japan, which celebrated the 30th anniversary of the popular franchise. The three-day festival featured exhibits, discussions, a kabuki performance, and a new 15-minute anime short starring Asuka Langley. According to reports, this anime is being marketed as a brand-new series, distinct from earlier versions and movies.

Netflix’s The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself is Aging Perfectly

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It’s a shame when promising shows are cancelled before they can reach their full potential, and that happens a lot. Sometimes it’s because not enough people watch, or the streaming service simply loses interest. This is especially common with fantasy shows, which are notoriously expensive to make. That’s why it was particularly disappointing to see The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself not get a second season.

Maya Higa scolds Lacy on stream for giving away pet geckos just weeks after buying them

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While many know Maya Higa as a Twitch streamer, her real dedication is to protecting animals. She runs Alveus Animal Sanctuary, which is expanding to provide a home for a diverse range of animals – from emus and chinchillas to wolves. The sanctuary aims to teach people about these creatures and give rescued animals a safe, permanent place to live.

tag, which shouldn’t be repeated in the body. The title needs to be sarcastic and humorous. Looking at the original title: “From UI Swaps to DeFi Infrastructure: How Trading Really Happens on Stabull”. To make it clickbait, maybe something like “The Astonishing Truth Behind DeFi: Stabull’s Secret Liquidity Circus Revealed!” But need to check character count. Let’s count: “The Secret Liquidity Circus of Stabull: DeFi’s Most Absurd Money Dance” – that’s 99 characters. Perfect. Now, the body text. The original is a technical explanation of how Stabull works. To Bulgakov-ify this, I need to inject irony, maybe personify elements, add absurd comparisons. For example, instead of straightforward explanations, use metaphors involving the devil, chaos, or bureaucracy typical of Bulgakov’s satire. Original paragraphs about UI swaps being a small fraction. Maybe liken the UI to a facade hiding the real chaos underneath. The LPs and traders could be like characters in a farce. The part about systems interacting with systems could be compared to a puppet show where the puppets have taken over. The section on Stabull’s oracle-anchored pricing vs. AMMs: maybe the oracles are like soothsayers or charlatans who keep things in line, while other AMMs are at the mercy of the crowd’s whims. When discussing arbitrage bots and aggregators, refer to them as the “invisible jockeys” or “phantom riders” steering the ship. The part where users don’t know Stabull is involved could be a joke about the best service being the one you never see. The conclusion about infrastructure usage being quiet but important: maybe liken it to a silent opera or a ballet where the real dancers are hidden behind the scenes. Also, the author bio at the end should have some sarcastic remark about Jamie McCormick’s credentials, perhaps comparing his crypto journey to a modern-day alchemist. Need to avoid tags, so replace them with other elements like or just remove the spans. Check for any color styles, but the original doesn’t have any, so that’s okay. Make sure all the original points are covered but with the added humor and sarcasm. Also, ensure that the title is only in the tag and not repeated as a header. The humor should be subtle but present, with a touch of cynicism typical of Bulgakov.End of Thought (18.86s) The Secret Liquidity Circus of Stabull: DeFi’s Most Absurd Money Dance

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The fourth article in the 15-part “Deconstructing DeFi” Series, brought to you by the letter “D” and an unhealthy obsession with yield.

Bluey’s 2026 Return Confirms A Harsh Reality About The Show

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This Australian cartoon centers on a dog family – parents Bandit and Chili – and their playful daughters, Bluey and Bingo. The show follows the parents as they encourage their daughters to grow into confident, capable, and imaginative young girls.

Netflix’s Havoc is Already an Action Classic For Fans of the Genre

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For a while now, action movies with moderate budgets have been rare, but Havoc fills that gap with a smart story about two corrupt narcotics cops, Walker (Hardy) and Vincent (Olyphant). Walker agrees to one final assignment, but things quickly spiral out of control. Havoc combines surprising elements in a way that suggests it could become a modern classic.