Eternity’s Vision of the Afterlife Will Drive You Crazy

The film Eternity takes place in the afterlife, where people who have just died get to choose how they’ll spend forever. They arrive at a massive, bustling train station that serves as a gateway to different worlds. Each person is paired with an ‘afterlife coordinator’ who helps them pick their eternal destination. This place, called the Junction, is like a huge convention center, with various worlds being promoted through displays and booths. There’s everything from Nudist World and Mountain World to a retro Studio 54 World and even a Smoker’s World (where cigarettes don’t pose a health risk). The popular Man-Free World is already full! (Part of the fun of the movie is spotting all the unique and imaginative worlds.) When Larry Cutler arrives, he’s slow to choose. He knows his wife, Joan, was also very ill and will likely arrive soon. You can bring a loved one with you to any world, but once you both make a decision, it’s permanent. If that feels a bit limiting for an eternity of happiness, perhaps you should discuss it with the filmmakers.

Crypto’s Wild West: No-KYC Exchanges in 2026 🕵️♂️💰

The crypto market, ever the tempestuous diva, continues its relentless evolution. Traders, those fickle souls, now seek exchanges as swift and effortless as a Waugh novel is witty. In 2026, the clamor for instant, registration-free trading reaches a fever pitch. Below, a curated list of platforms where one can trade without the indignity of personal disclosure. 🕵️‍♀️📜

Zootopia 2 Box Office Is Tracking Higher Than Ever

Early estimates suggest Zootopia 2 could earn between $135 and $150 million at the box office over the Thanksgiving holiday. Meanwhile, the recently released Wicked: For Good is projected to make around $80 million during the three-day weekend.

Tokyo Hotel Turns Bitcoin Bet into a Comedy of Errors – Who Knew Blockchain Could Be So Absurd?

On November 25, blogger Shanaka laid out the financial soap opera: Metaplanet bought Bitcoin at an average price of over $108,000, which sounds extravagant until you realize the current price is around $87,500. That’s about one in a series of bad decisions, or at least a really expensive game of “hold my beer.” The unrealized loss? A staggering $651 million. This coincides with the company’s stock plummeting 81% since June-because nothing says “confidence” like a downward spiral. But wait, there’s more: their revenue is skyrocketing-up 1,700%, or so they say, to ¥4.3 billion, with net income at ¥13.5 billion. That’s the magic of accounting, my friend. It’s like printing money and then losing it in a Bitcoin minefield. They’re banking on “reflexivity,” which is just a fancy way of saying that when Bitcoin goes up, they can issue equity and buy more BTC. When it goes down, they pretend it’s all part of the master plan. Spoiler alert: the master plan has a few cracks-and a lot of chaos.

Xbox Cloud Gaming Usage Is Way Up, Microsoft Says

Microsoft hasn’t shared detailed numbers about how much Xbox Cloud Gaming is being used. However, with the service becoming available in more countries and on more devices, it’s likely that usage is increasing.

EA Not Making F1 26, F1 25 To Receive 2026 Expansion

EA Sports has announced that the complete 2026 Formula One season will be added to F1 25 as a downloadable expansion, rather than being released as a new game. This means fans won’t see a separate, brand-new F1 game next year; instead, they’ll be able to purchase the 2026 season as a premium update to the existing F1 25 game.

That Time ‘Everybody’s Favorite’ Tom Holland Organized A 70mm Movie Screening For The Cast Of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey

There’s been a lot of discussion about how The Odyssey was filmed, including the stunning locations and the massive amount of IMAX film used. Interestingly, one set actually had to be built on a soundstage. Matt Damon shared with Empire Magazine (via IGN) that while filming at Sony, Tom Holland – who plays Telemachus in the movie and is friends with Sony’s Tom Rothman – arranged a full 70mm screening of Lawrence of Arabia for the cast and crew. Damon went on to say…

Dogecoin ETF Flops: $2M Inflows, Investors Still Snoozing

Rather than sparking a bullish frenzy, the ETF’s debut revealed a crowd as interested as cats at a dog show-zero enthusiasm, zilch appetite. The market’s response was about as lively as a Sunday morning after a long Saturday night, leaving investors feeling like they’d bought a ticket to a show that got canceled.

Macaulay Culkin plots Home Alone return and reveals his sequel story idea

While the original “Home Alone” and its first sequel remain classics, subsequent films in the series haven’t lived up to their success. After “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York,” the movies moved away from Kevin McCallister’s story, with “Home Alone 3” featuring a completely new protagonist and a plot about hidden nuclear codes. Later efforts to bring back Kevin with different actors were poorly received by audiences.