Kit Harington is currently working on a fantasy project in a new way – he’s voicing the character Gilderoy Lockhart in the full-cast audiobook of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. In an interview with Variety, he was asked if he’d be interested in voicing Jon Snow if George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire books were also made into audiobooks. Here’s what he said:
On a most fortuitous Friday, December 12-an anniversary of both joy and despair-the illustrious Johndoeshib, the so-called Managing Engineer of the Blockchain, showered the community with a farewell that could only be described as cryptic poetry. With a flourish, he declared his tenure as reaching “a natural conclusion,” as if he were simply finishing a quite dull novel. Pride, he said, in the network’s utility, as if to suggest that a hero’s journey had ended, or that he simply found the plot too mundane. 🤔
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You’ve worked hard to get that powerful machine gun, and it’s everything you hoped for – it looks great, sounds awesome, and tears through enemies. But there’s a catch: it quickly runs out of ammo. This is a common problem in games like Helldivers 2 – the strongest weapons deal a lot of damage, but need constant reloading. This often means you have to carry extra ammo, limiting your strategic options and turning a useful item into an essential one.
I was reading an interview where someone described this new AI tech as basically just remixing everything it’s already seen. They said it’s the best it can do at this point, which is a little disappointing. They even used this really striking image – they called it a snake eating its own tail, which honestly feels pretty accurate. It’s like it’s just endlessly looping and doesn’t really create anything new.
A new FIFA soccer game is coming to Netflix this summer on iPhones, iPads, and Android devices, perfectly timed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Netflix describes it as a fresh take on the classic FIFA football experience, but hasn’t shared many specifics yet.
This is similar to those viral audio illusions, like the “Laurel” or “Yanni” debate, or a Mandela Effect situation. The question is about the boxing trunks Rocky Balboa wore during his fight with Apollo Creed: were they red with white stripes, or white with red stripes? While the movie clearly shows him wearing white trunks with red stripes, the banner advertising the fight depicts him in red trunks with a white stripe. It’s a visual inconsistency!
Travis Kelce has always been direct about football, and particularly about his own performance. He continued that pattern recently on his podcast, New Heights, while talking with his brother, Jason. Kelce didn’t hide his frustration about the Chiefs missing the playoffs – something they haven’t experienced since 2014 – and even used a strong expletive to express how upset he was. However, he also offered a sensible and balanced perspective on the situation.
While discussing his film Avatar: Fire and Ash with The Hollywood Reporter, Cameron revealed updates on Terminator 7. He stated he plans to fully dedicate himself to the project once he finishes promoting Avatar. However, he also noted a significant challenge: ensuring the story remains believable science fiction by staying ahead of real-world technological advancements. He explained, “There are a lot of narrative problems to solve. The biggest is how do I stay enough ahead of what’s really happening to make it science fiction?”
In a statement, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos explained that a thorough selection process led to a deal that benefits everyone involved – viewers, content creators, investors, and the entertainment industry as a whole. He noted that Netflix and Warner Bros. are a good fit, and he’s enthusiastic about bringing together Netflix with Warner Bros.’ film division, television studio, and the well-known HBO brand, which will continue to produce high-quality TV shows. Netflix also plans to release Warner Bros. movies in theaters as usual, allowing audiences to experience them on the big screen.