10 Movies From The ā€˜00s You Forgot Were Box Office Hits

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Big franchise movies, like the Harry Potter series and the growing Marvel Cinematic Universe, were hugely successful and made a lot of money. At the end of the 2000s, Avatar became the highest-grossing film ever. Even with these massive hits, there was still room for other films to find success.

Michelle Randolph Got Real About How She Made Her ā€˜Super Unlikableā€™ Characters In Landman And 1923 Lovable

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The 28-year-old actress has faced some criticism for the characters she plays, particularly Ainsley, who many viewers feel deserves a better storyline. Although fans aren’t always thrilled with her portrayal, the actress understands and empathizes with her teenage character. In a recent interview with Demi Moore for Landman magazine, she openly discussed why Ainsley (and Elizabeth) come across as unlikeable, and how she’s worked to make them more relatable.

7 Most Rewatchable Marvel and DC Cartoons Ever Made

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We’re seeing a resurgence of superhero cartoons, with shows like Batman: Caped Crusader, X-Men ’97, and Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man becoming popular on streaming services. While new ones are always appearingā€”including some major releases next yearā€”certain classics continue to draw fans back for repeat viewings.

XRP’s DeFi Breakthrough: Cosmic Boost!

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Momentum around XRP and the XRP Ledger (XRPL) is stronger than a supernova as on-chain data reinforces the case for sustained DeFi adoption. Blockchain infrastructure provider Flare Network shared on social media platform X on Dec. 29 commentary arguing that XRP holders are actively participating in decentralized finance, with detailed FXRP metrics pointing to growing usage, rising user activity, and deepening liquidity tied to XRPL-linked assets. šŸŒŒšŸ’ø

Fed’s Big Split: Bitcoin Stays Calm (For Now) šŸ˜

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Summary

  • Bitcoin, ever the drama queen, formed several bearish chart patterns, hinting at a possible meltdown in the coming weeks. šŸ“‰
  • The Fedā€™s minutes were about as exciting as a spreadsheet of tax returns. šŸ“„
  • Some officials were worried about the labor market, while others were more concerned about the 2% inflation target than a toddlerā€™s bedtime. šŸŒ™

I Was Rewatching Rob Reiner’s Scenes From The Bear, And His Character Is More Important Than I Thought

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Rob Reiner played Albert Schnur, a business consultant with experience helping all kinds of businesses, from large corporations to small laundromats, in three episodes of The Bear. Ebra Gibson asks Albert to mentor him as he tries to improve The Bearā€™s sandwich window. After reviewing Ebraā€™s financial information, Albert advises expanding by opening two more dedicated beef sandwich shops in the north and south suburbs of Chicago, and building a central kitchen to support them. He offers to oversee this expansion, jokingly comparing his role to Tom Hagen, the advisor in The Godfather.