Brad Pitt’s Ad Astra Is Aging Like a Fine Wine

James Gray’s film Ad Astra, which premiered in Venice and was released in theaters in September 2019 (Gray co-wrote the script with Ethan Gross), wasn’t the typical action-filled sci-fi movie. This disappointed some fans at the time, but seven years later, the film feels even more powerful, moving, and important than it did initially.

Bitcoin’s $15B Gamble: Will May’s Madness End in Tears or Triumph?

Ah, Bitcoin, that fickle mistress of the digital realm, strides into the final days of May with a burden so heavy, so laden with the weight of expectation, that one cannot help but marvel at the absurdity of it all. Nearly $15 billion in combined Deribit options and CME Bitcoin futures open interest hangs precariously, like a sword of Damocles, over the market. And yet, the players in this grand drama continue to dance, oblivious to the precipice upon which they stand.

SpaceX’S Silly Bitcoin Q-tip: 18,712 BTC & $1.4B? The Comedic Conundrum Revealed

According to Zach Pandl, the research maestro at Grayscale, SpaceX currently juggles 18,712 BTC-roughly $1.4 billion, a tinkling number in a universe that values emotions at a trillion dollars or more. Should the IPO wheels spin triumphantly, SpaceX would claim the title of the eighth‑largest corporate Bitcoin holder, a rank that reads like a footnote in a serious financial report and a headline in a comic strip.

Netflix’s Crime Thriller With One Of Its Best Casts Officially Leaves May 31 – Binge Before It’s Gone

As a critic, I’m consistently blown away by the casting choices in Dirty John. The first season assembled an absolutely incredible group – Eric Bana, Connie Britton, Juno Temple, Julia Garner, and Jean Smart, just to name a few. But what’s really impressive is they didn’t rest on their laurels. Season two brought in a whole new set of phenomenal actors like Christian Slater, Amanda Peet, and Rachel Keller. Honestly, if you’re looking for a show to binge on Netflix this week, Dirty John deserves your attention solely for the sheer talent on screen.

Stan Lee’s voice licensed to AI so he can narrate books years after his death

Stan Lee, the famous creator behind Marvel Comics, passed away in 2018 at the age of 95. For years, he made appearances in every Marvel movie, often narrating or making brief cameos, always being his recognizable self. Now, through an agreement between ElevenLabs and Stan Lee Universe (a partnership of Genius Brands International and POW! Entertainment), his voice will be used to narrate audiobooks of stories he never had the chance to read, and his likeness will appear in comic book art he never created.