According to data from on-chain analytics firm Santiment, the Litecoin Whale Transaction Count has gone full “I’m not lazy, I’m just… recharging” mode. This metric tracks transfers over $100k-because nothing says “I’m a whale” like moving six figures in one go. 🐳
According to Safdie, the movie nearly concluded with Marty taking his granddaughter to a Tears for Fears concert in the 1980s. The scene would have shown him settled into a comfortable life with a family and a nice home, enjoying the show from great seats. He’d be reflecting on the song ‘Everybody Wants to Rule the World’ and contemplating youth, success, and whether he was truly fulfilling his purpose. Then, suddenly, Mr. Wonderful would attack him. Safdie explained they even started working on prosthetics to age up Timothée Chalamet for this ending, but A24 pushed back, with one executive questioning if it was the right move. Ultimately, it seems like changing the ending was a good decision.
Workbenches in Hytale are similar to Crafting Tables in Minecraft, but they have a unique feature: different workbenches are used to create different items and materials. To craft everything Hytale has to offer – whether you’re playing alone or with others – you’ll need to learn the specific recipes for each workbench.
It’s not uncommon to see anime adapted into live-action shows, and Netflix has done it a lot. So, while it was still surprising to hear they were making a live-action version of One Piece, the first season proves they were able to successfully bring the show’s wild and adventurous spirit to life.
A new framework leverages the structure of networks to address both individual and group biases in machine learning models.
Originally, the company carefully established Galaxy’s Edge within a specific point in the Star Wars timeline – Black Spire Outpost on the planet Batuu, between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker. Now, Imagineering is playing with time, allowing characters from different eras to appear. Guests might see Han Solo near the Millennium Falcon or Oga’s Cantina, Luke Skywalker shopping in the marketplace, and even Darth Vader causing trouble for dads wearing t-shirts.
While some horror games have straightforward maps – like the limited hallways and rooms in P.T. – they can still be incredibly frightening. This is achieved through clever sound design, a creepy atmosphere, and, of course, scary monsters.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, which premiered in 1993, was the fourth Star Trek TV show and the third to feature live actors. Unlike previous series like Star Trek: The Next Generation, it didn’t take place on a starship. Instead, the story unfolded on a space station, immediately setting it apart from what fans had come to expect.
Currently, it’s bobbing around at ninety-seven grand-ish, according to those very serious people at TradingView. This is, they say, a “decisive break” from a period of… waiting. A lot of waiting. Since late 2025, it’s been stuck between numbers like a fly in amber. Thrilling. 😒
Ryan Coogler recently talked on Amy Poehler’s podcast, Good Hang, about what inspired his film Sinners and how he worked with composer Ludwig Göransson on its music. Coogler explained that Göransson, who has won an Oscar, was involved in the project very early on, even before the screenplay was written. Poehler asked if the plan for Michael B. Jordan to play twins was always part of the story, and Coogler responded:
