Hacks Recap: Seen The Lights Go Out in Vegas

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Deborah has finalized her outfit and is now meticulously planning her dramatic entrance at Madison Square Garden. She envisions being lifted from a large, glittering coffin by the Knicks dancers – specifically, short brunettes – while wearing a custom Schiaparelli ball-gag and straitjacket. (It was a surprisingly relevant detail to mention Schiaparelli!) Amanda points out that Deborah’s safety during this elaborate stunt is irrelevant if there’s no audience to see it – a hint of things to come. Since Deborah can’t make a public appearance as is, they need to find a solution. (The joke about Billy Joel promoting his concert by sailing around Manhattan was great: apparently, you can get a ticket for that even on the water!)

The 10 Most Underrated Movie Villains of the 21st Century, Ranked

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Over the last twenty-six years, we’ve seen many iconic villain performances, from Heath Ledger as the Joker to Javier Bardem’s Anton Chigurh and David Carradine’s Bill. However, the 21st century has also given us some surprisingly overlooked villains. While characters like Calvin Candie, Thanos, and Daniel Plainview are widely celebrated, many other villainous performances are just as strong and deserve more recognition. Here are ten examples of truly underrated movie villains.

HYPE Price Skyrockets: $50 Breakout Imminent After Coinbase Deal?

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Hyperliquid is experiencing a surge in popularity, fueled by growing excitement around its development, increased interest from institutional investors, and a generally positive market outlook following the launch of the 21Shares HYPE ETF. With prices rising, traders are now focused on whether this upward trend will continue and if HYPE can reach new record highs soon.

Kim Jong-un’s Crypto Heist: 51% More Fun in 2025!

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Apparently, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (or DPRK, as the cool kids call it) has been busier than a one-legged man in an arse-kicking contest, funneling their ill-gotten gains into military programs. Who needs a bake sale when you’ve got AI-powered cyber heists?

XRP Scams: Don’t Let Your Crypto Vanish Like a Hitchhiker’s Towel

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Fake Profile Example

David Schwartz, aka JoelKatz (yes, the internet has nicknames now), took to X (formerly known as Twitter, because why not rename everything?) to sound the alarm. He noted a sharp rise in fake airdrops and giveaways, which are about as trustworthy as a Vogon’s poetry. His message? Nearly all these offers are scams, and anyone claiming to be him on Instagram, Telegram, or similar apps is probably a scammer-unless they’re also offering free towels, in which case, proceed with caution.

Kate Beckinsale Set to Star in New Jaws-Style Shark Thriller

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Highland Film Group has announced a new movie called White, which will be available for international buyers at the Cannes Film Festival. Kate Beckinsale, known for her roles in Underworld and Pearl Harbor, will star alongside Katherine McNamara (Shadowhunters, Maze Runner: The Death Cure). Jake West (Evil Aliens) is directing the film, based on a script by Dan Schaffer, who also created the comic book series Dogwitch.

Bitcoin Dips Below $80K, Dogecoin Surges 50%, Toncoin at Risk: Crypto Update

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It’s not just the drop in price that’s concerning. Bitcoin is currently facing difficulty staying above its 200-day moving average, which is around $81,900. This level continues to act as a significant resistance point. While Bitcoin briefly tried to move higher, it couldn’t break through convincingly, suggesting that sellers are still present and pushing prices down at those levels.

Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather Is Officially Returning With A New Story Connie In 2027

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Francis Ford Coppola directed the highly praised films The Godfather (1972) and The Godfather Part II (1974), both based on Mario Puzo’s novel. He later finished the story with The Godfather Part III in 1990, focusing on Al Pacino’s character, Michael Corleone. Now, a new project will explore the Godfather story again, this time through the eyes of someone connected to Michael.

4 Years Later, HBO Cancelling Westworld Gets Even Worse

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The fourth season of Westworld concluded with Dolores Abernathy creating a test to decide the fate of all conscious beings, effectively returning the show to a recreation of the original park. This paved the way for a fifth and final season intended to revisit the themes of the first season and wrap up the complex storyline. However, HBO canceled the show in 2022, and it was subsequently removed from their streaming service, meaning that planned conclusion will never be seen.