On February 6th, Sabaté announced he had obtained the necessary rights to use the music, allowing the highly anticipated performance to move forward throughout the 2025-2026 season. The routine, set to music from the Despicable Me and Minions movies, was almost cancelled due to concerns about music licensing just before the Games.
When the series first appeared on HBO Max, it quickly gained a following, though some viewers struggled with its departure from the dragon-focused storylines of the original Game of Thrones, instead following the adventures of Ser Duncan and Egg. Now, after four episodes, the show is receiving significant acclaim, with the latest episode achieving one of the highest IMDb scores across the entire Game of Thrones franchise.
Over the past week, SPX has shed 8.79%, and over thirty days it has fallen 51.95%. These numbers might sound dreadful to the uninitiated, especially to folks used to dull old traditional markets that the memecoin pretends to upend with a wink, but in the memecoin menagerie they’re simply the daily bread and butter.
So, Solana’s co-founder, Anatoly Yakovenko, has decided to let his inner mad scientist out for a spin with a new memecoin experiment on the devnet. Because who doesn’t want a little chaos in their crypto life, right?
According to charts that look like they were drawn by a mad scientist (or maybe just a really confused trader), silver went from $63.90 to $77-$78 in 24 hours. That’s a 9% swing! Holy guacamole, Batman, this isn’t your grandma’s market-unless your grandma’s a high-stakes gambler.
The third episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, called “The Squire,” is the season’s midpoint and includes a major Easter egg – a hidden reference that hints at a larger, complex story within the Game of Thrones universe.
In a post scribbled on the digital equivalent of a napkin, Severino points to charts that look more tangled than a fisherman’s net. The candlesticks, he says, are shrinking like a scared lizard’s shadow. Black candles? They’re ganging up, swallowing the white ones whole. And there’s a Doji-whatever the hell that is-perched atop a “rising wedge” like a vulture. Technical indicators? They’re all crossing bearish, diverging, and sweating through their collars. The RSI, bless its little algorithmic heart, slunk back under 70 like it missed curfew.
This new adaptation isn’t just a trip down memory lane – it aims to deliver on the promise of the beloved Inheritance Cycle novels. While the books captivated readers around the world, the first movie didn’t quite live up to the hype. Now, Disney+ seems determined to get it right, presenting Eragon as a high-quality fantasy series designed for in-depth, extended storytelling.
A recurring line in Battlestar Galactica is, “All of this has happened before, and all of this will happen again.” Often spoken by the Cylons, this phrase highlights a major theme of the show: the idea that humanity is doomed to repeat its mistakes, endlessly cycling through war, destruction, and attempts to survive. The line feels especially relevant today, even 22 years after the show originally aired, as we see similar patterns playing out in the real world.
New research reveals that many popular methods for explaining AI decisions produce unstable and unreliable results, raising concerns about their practical use.