Indigenous Actress Sues James Cameron for Using Her Face on Avatar

The lawsuit claims that James Cameron and his team used drawings and designs, including 3D models, based on Wes Studi’s daughter, Kaiulani Studi Kilcher, without her permission or payment. According to the suit, this contributed to the massive success of the Avatar films, which portrayed itself as supportive of Indigenous communities while secretly taking advantage of a young Indigenous woman. Kilcher also alleges that Cameron sent her a sketch of the character Neytiri in 2010, writing that her appearance initially inspired the character’s design, but he couldn’t cast her because she was already working on another film.

Wall Street’s Crypto Waltz: A Slow Dance with Robinhood

On a Wednesday, as the Miami sun blazed overhead, these same executives reiterated that Wall Street’s crypto migration is as real as it is glacial. The panel, aptly titled “Is the Wall Street Herd STILL Coming?”, painted a picture of certainty in direction but ambiguity in pace. Ah, the human condition-always knowing where to go but never quite when to arrive.

How The Punisher: One Last Kill Fits Into the MCU Revealed

“I don’t know a ton about what goes on in Brand New Day, and I know very well where we left him at the end of Punisher Season 2,” Scardapane tells . “I think this tells the story of what happened next after Punisher and before and during the events of [Born Again] Season 2.”

The 10 Most Intense Stephen King Thriller Books of All Time

Stephen King often sets his stories in towns that feel like home, and this makes the horror even scarier because it feels so close to real life. When the settings and characters are believable, the story truly gets under your skin as things start to go wrong. Here are some of his most chilling novels.

Star Trek Unveils 5 New Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments for 2026

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of Star Trek: The Original Series, several new ornaments have been released. These include a miniature Shuttlecraft Galileo and a nod to the famous scene of Leonard Nimoy facing off against snakes. Fans of newer series are also being recognized: the U.S.S. Ceritos from Star Trek: Lower Decks and the U.S.S. Enterprise-G from Star Trek: Picard each have their own ornament. Plus, an ornament of Nurse Christine Chapel from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds was revealed before the show’s fourth season premieres on Paramount+.

Anime With Beautiful Worlds That Are Secretly Horrifying

The settings in these anime aren’t just pretty to look at—they draw you into their worlds. Initially, they appear magical or delicately beautiful, but as the story unfolds, you realize there are hidden rules and a darker side. What seems like a colorful, mysterious fantasy world is often built on ancient suffering, which eventually taints even the most beautiful aspects. These anime always remain visually stunning, but the beauty and the horror are deeply intertwined.

Quantum Threat to Crypto: Brace for a Wallet Collapse

Quantum computing risks may arrive faster than most crypto folks want to admit. Project Eleven-yes, that startup with more buzz than a gossip column-says progress could sprint ahead after years of pretending nothing’s changing. The real worry? Encryption systems guarding Bitcoin wallets and the whole digital messy world.