Maggie is a talented lawyer, just like Mickey. In season four of The Lincoln Lawyer, we’ll finally see her skills in action in the courtroom, and at a crucial time – when Mickey really needs her help.
He reckons things are looking up thanks to the world not being quite as horribly expensive as it was a moment ago. And, get this, someone, somewhere, is actually buying the stuff again. He calls this ‘renewed on-chain activity.’ What it actually means, I haven’t the foggiest, but it sounds terribly important.
Despite working well together, the team’s romantic relationships are crumbling. Kizzi claims she’s unsure about making things work long-distance, but she ultimately breaks up with Tommy, who V often calls “Tommy boy.” The breakup happens during a painfully awkward video call that Tommy didn’t deserve to have broadcast. He’s genuinely shocked and confused, protesting, “We’re in a relationship, Kizzi!” when she admits she wants to kiss someone else.
Even though Enderman’s main YouTube channel has more than 350,000 subscribers, they started to worry about their presence on the platform when one of their other channels was suddenly shut down.
It stayed “bearish.” What does that even mean? Like, grumpy? It’s a cryptocurrency, not a person! And it dipped below $2.50… then $2.420. It’s like a bad sitcom – predictable, annoying, and you can’t look away. They’re comparing it to Bitcoin and Ethereum… like those guys have it figured out. Please.
He’s basically done a point-by-point rejection of claims that it’s suffering from a lack of, well, everything – adoption, liquidity (or the lack thereof), interoperability, and a somewhat sluggish marketing team. It’s like when you try to explain to your mother why your life choices are perfectly valid. It just…doesn’t land sometimes. The whole thing is anchored by this “Midnight” partner chain, which sounds very mysterious and possibly involves ninjas. 🤷♀️
Loki creator Michael Waldron suggested a discarded ending from Season 1 could show up in a future Marvel project. When a fan asked about the scrapped finale idea during a Reddit Q&A for his show Chad Powers, Waldron hinted it wasn’t entirely off the table, saying, “Maybe one day you’ll get to see it.” This comment has sparked renewed interest in the original ending that was ultimately replaced by the setup for Season 2.
Ben Affleck makes a brief but noticeable appearance in Richard Linklater’s film Dazed and Confused. Interestingly, much of the character’s colorful language was reportedly added by Affleck himself.
Ah, Ethereum, once so buoyant, now languishing below $3,880-just like its cousin Bitcoin. Below $3,800, below $3,750-it’s all rather dreary, isn’t it? 🌧️💔
This move is absolutely dazzling for institutional investors who are basically looking for a fancy way to dip their toes into Bitcoin without actually, you know, touching it. Matador’s doing what Strategy did, but with an extra sprinkle of “we’re definitely going to make this a thing.”