A Most Peculiar XRP Turkey Trot: What Folly Awaits? 🦃💸

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Mr. Brad Garlinghouse, a gentleman of considerable influence in the realm of Ripple, has declared with all the confidence of a man who has never misplaced his pocket watch that XRP is now upon the precipice of a most extraordinary “rush.” This proclamation arrives, alas, at a moment when the poor dear XRP has been languishing in the doldrums of bearish sentiment, its price descending with all the grace of a debutante tripping over her own petticoat. 💔📉

Whales’ Wrath! $400M XRP Exodus in 48 Hours Unveils the Absurd🐋💸

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These creatures of liquidity, with wallets heavy and full in their possession, oscillating modestly but surely between one million and ten million tokens, plunged the already quivering market into further disarray. And to what end? At a time where bearish winds howled fiercely not only in XRP’s cavernous den but across the entire crypto realm. The beleaguered asset, succumbing to this noble procession of doom, tumbled a heartbreaking 10.32% in a mere twenty-four hours. With a shudder, it slipped beneath the precarious embrace of the $2 psychological threshold, grazing the lows at a precipitous $1.85.

‘It Was Kind Of A Brain Fry.’ Switching From Wicked’s ‘Popular’ To ‘No Good Deed’ Was Not For The Faint Of Heart

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People familiar with the Broadway show Wicked often notice a big difference in tone between its two acts. The first act is bright, cheerful, and lighthearted, while the second act, which focuses on the song For Good, is much more serious and somber. It almost feels like working on two separate films, which presented a unique challenge. In a recent interview with TopMob’s Rachel Rosenfeld, the film’s editor, Myron Kerstein, discussed the difficulties this presented, explaining that…

Karolina Wydra Imparts the Universal Sadness of Pluribus

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Karolina Wydra faced a unique challenge for her role in the sci-fi series Pluribus: how to portray someone interacting with billions of people simultaneously. The show, created by Vince Gilligan, focuses on Carol (played by Rhea Seehorn), one of only thirteen survivors of an alien virus that transforms humanity into smiling, worker-bee-like beings known as “the Others.” Equally important is Zosia, Carol’s connection to the Others, who was specifically chosen because she physically resembles the hero from the popular fantasy-romance novels that made Carol a star.

Wicked: For Good Landed the Broom With a Perfect Ending

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A year after the first Wicked film, I saw Wicked: For Good and unfortunately, my concerns were mostly confirmed. The movie felt disjointed and slow, with confusing special effects during action scenes, uninteresting political plots, and songs that constantly interrupted the flow. It seemed counterintuitive, but I thought the only way to make a good Wicked movie would have been to split it into two parts, removing the second act to save the first. Those were my initial, harsh thoughts, until the last 20 minutes or so. The film finally focuses on Glinda and Elphaba’s final reunion and goodbye, and while the journey there is a bit rough, it ultimately delivers a truly perfect ending – one that feels completely right. It’s the only image the movie could have left us with: a recreation of the famous Broadway poster!

Sisu: Road To Revenge’s Major Action Change Explained By Director

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With the war over, Aatami is determined to start a fresh life. He takes apart his house, loads everything onto a truck, and begins a journey across Finland, hoping to find a quiet place to remember his family. But the KGB, wanting to stop the rumors about “the man who refuses to die,” unleashes Draganov with unlimited resources to track Aatami down, leading to a dangerous chase across the country.

„I’m old, don’t have time to grind” BF6 players are getting tired of the battle pass

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A user on the Battlefield subreddit, Final_Adeptness4296, expressed frustration with the progression system in Battlefield 6. They explained that the battle pass requires playing game modes like RedSec, Gauntlet, and Sabotage, which they and others don’t enjoy. They simply want to be able to play the parts of the game they do like and still make progress without being forced to grind through unwanted modes. The user pointed out that as people get older, they have less time for hobbies, and it’s especially discouraging when games feel grindy or force players into activities they don’t find fun. Essentially, they want the freedom to enjoy the game their own way while still being able to advance.