Lookonchain, the eternal chronicler of digital whispers, broadcasted on the 28th of April that a billion tokens had been born anew. Since the last January 29, the still hands of Tether have crafted 12 billion such coins on this very network—an industrial scale, relentless and unceasing.
In the last week, it was officially announced that Whitney Peak, known for her role in Gossip Girl, will take on the character of Lenore Dove Baird in the forthcoming movie Sunrise on the Reaping. Meanwhile, Jesse Plemons, who has been nominated for an Oscar, has agreed to play a young character. On social media, Zegler swiftly expressed her approval for Peak and Plemons. Via an Instagram story, Zegler tagged Peak and penned “I know she’s going to make the Baird name proud,” referencing Lucy’s relationship with Lenore. Furthermore, Zegler also endorsed Plemons’ casting by saying it was a “GOATED (greatest of all time) casting.
The program has received overwhelming critical acclaim, nearly achieving a flawless rating on Rotten Tomatoes. However, it’s not without its share of controversy and negative reactions, primarily from groups such as the “manosphere,” which Wired describes as an online community of conservative male influencers who dispense misogynistic advice about masculinity and seduction, frequently reducing women to sexist caricatures and attributing issues like male loneliness to feminism.
According to Mosaku’s interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she mentioned that the musical performance by Sammie at Club Juke, featuring various periods of music, wasn’t part of the script she initially reviewed. You can find her complete statement below.
Initially, the obscure directors, modest promotional efforts, or tight budget may have led people to believe these films wouldn’t garner much attention, destined to be just niche scary movies. However, some horror flicks managed to captivate audiences unexpectedly, achieving widespread popularity despite seemingly insurmountable odds.
One standout feature of Game Pass this year that’s been widely praised is its extensive selection of games. As user dubbzy104 aptly puts it, “I’ve played so many games I wouldn’t have purchased otherwise.” It’s easy to understand the appeal – who hasn’t wanted to give that unique indie game or undiscovered gem a try? Game Pass offers players the opportunity to explore new genres without worrying about buyer’s remorse. This accessibility significantly alters the gaming world, as users exchange recommendations for lesser-known treasures or unexpected successes they found through the service. With a subscription, gamers are free to take risks, enriching and diversifying the gaming experience for all involved.
It appears that the game “Starfield” has become synonymous with letdown, particularly since it was initially highlighted in the Reddit post. Many players embarked on this cosmic journey with great anticipation, envisioning the enchantment of past Bethesda games such as “Skyrim” or “Fallout”. However, their dreams collided with a void when users began to experience that the game didn’t live up to its grand expectations. One player mirrored this sentiment, saying, “It was Starfield for me too.” When numerous players share similar feelings of remorse, it definitely piques curiosity about what might have gone awry. Players have pointed out shallow NPC interactions and an onslaught of bugs, akin to unexpected asteroids in space combat. The amusement at trusting Bethesda excessively, akin to a child believing a magician’s illusion, brings a touch of levity that makes expressing disappointment a bit more bearable.
As I walk past the empty shell of my old local GAME store, it’s hard not to feel a pang of nostalgia. I remember the thrill of trading in my worn-out cartridges for cold, hard cash, then spending hours debating which game I’d use that money to buy. The days when I could step into a store and be greeted by walls stacked with physical games, each one promising a new adventure, seem like they belong to another era now.
Back then, the store was more than just a shop – it was a hub for gamers like me. It’s where I made friends who shared my passion for gaming, and where hours spent discussing strategy or swapping tips seemed to fly by. The rules about screen time seemed less important when there was a new virtual quest to embark on.
Closing the doors of that store feels like losing a piece of myself as a gamer. It’s more than just a place I used to shop – it was a part of my gaming identity, a tangible link to the memories and friendships forged in those golden days of gaming.
Ben Affleck recently sat down on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” to discuss his upcoming film releases in 2025, including “The Accountant 2.” During the interview, he shared anecdotes about his children attending the movie’s premiere. The actor-turned-director expressed that it was a unique experience for them to view him as someone who had done something impressive. However, showing his kids one of his ’90s blockbusters like “Armageddon” didn’t go as planned. To his surprise, his children, particularly his son Samuel, criticized the movie fiercely, ruining what he intended to be a fun and nostalgic bonding moment.
Fans were thrilled when Katee Sackhoff, known for her role in Battlestar Galactica, joined the sci-fi genre again with Netflix’s Another Life in 2019. Yet, despite her exceptional acting skills, this series was critically panned due to a weak storyline, dislikeable characters, poor writing, lack of scientific accuracy, and an overall disappointing outcome. Even the generous Rotten Tomatoes score of 6% may not accurately reflect its quality.