From today’s official release—and boy, I hope it’s not contagious—we learn the newly acquired Solana validator held on to about 500,000 SOL. That’s right: enough SOL to make your grandma clutch her pearls—$75.5 million at current prices! Probably more than the last three Hollywood heists combined.
In a conversation with Vanity Fair, 89-year-old actor Alan Alda (known as Hawkeye) discussed his impact on Hollywood and particularly his 1972 TV show. Although Alda doesn’t feel “proud” of his performance in M*A*S*H or any aspect of his life, he acknowledges that he improved as an actor, director, and writer throughout the years. The time spent with the rest of the cast was a significant and formative experience for him. Additionally, Alda shared thoughts on the unique sensation of knowing that 120 million people were tuned in simultaneously to watch the final episode of M*A*S*H. Here are some of his insights:
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The message stated, “Enjoy May the 4th to everyone, even those on the extreme left who are tirelessly working to restore Sith Lords, killers, drug lords, perilous convicts, and notorious MS-13 gang members within our cosmos. You’re not the resistance; you’re the empire. May the 4th be with you.
In the unique world of Hades, the captivating interplay between players and its characters sets it apart from other games. A post by user Samurai-Jackass ignited a delightful outpouring of thanks from fellow gamers, focusing on a mischievous character. One participant, Areonic_pre, added a humorous touch by exclaiming “he’s just that well-designed,” implying their appreciation for characters who keep players guessing. These comments not only bring laughter but also underscore the significant role these in-game characters play in creating enjoyable pandemonium. Players grow fond of these characters, seeing them as more than game elements but as virtual friends who reflect facets of real friendships. This emotional bond is a crucial factor that makes Hades such a cherished game.
Enthusiasts of Hades are buzzing with uncontainable enthusiasm upon the arrival of Top_Board_7006, much like a crowd at a sold-out concert who know every lyric by heart. There’s an intoxicating, exhilarating energy that permeates their discussions and comments – imagine it as a warm embrace from your favorite gaming community, but with a twist of being unexpectedly surrounded by a lively group of enthusiastic demons, eager to pull you deeper into the gaming underworld. Players have been showering Top_Board_7006 with welcoming remarks such as “Welcome to one of the best games ever,” truly establishing the scene. The anticipation for newcomers is palpable, akin to being invited into an exclusive club of warriors from the underworld.
It’s not surprising that Hades has become an engrossing gaming experience for numerous individuals, as Stardrop23’s post illustrates. The game’s design draws players in due to its unique structure. Its rogue-like characteristics ensure that each playthrough offers a distinct challenge, keeping the gameplay captivating and thrilling. Each interaction presents obstacles, compelling players to repeatedly attempt to surpass their earlier scores. This loop of learning from mistakes, combined with adrenaline-induced triumphs, fosters an addictive environment that gamers find hard to resist. As Stardrop23 pointed out, the sensation of completing a run for the first time is exhilarating. The rush of reaching the surface after conquering the depths serves as a motivational force, driving players to return to the Underworld and relive their victories, along with the anticipated setbacks, all over again.
Ah, boons – they’re crucial for a victorious journey in Hades! They can make your adventure through the underworld either smooth sailing or a struggle. Many players find enhancing their experience with helpful boons challenging in the Rift of Thessaly. One user, Shadow-Lightning, expressed their discontent over using god keepsakes, stating that they often lead to dissatisfaction. “Sometimes I have to manually re-roll just to see the god I used a keepsake on,” they said. This uncertainty gives the Rift an unbalanced feel, as players frequently end up with “just 1 or no boons at all outside a shop.” Given that the game’s success can hinge on bonuses, these inconsistencies can be quite frustrating.
With Ryan Seacrest and Vanna White still gracing our screens on TV schedules in 2025, most fans have grown accustomed to the new host following his debut on Wheel of Fortune. Lately, they’ve given WPXI Channel 11 a peek behind the scenes of this popular game show, revealing the swift production process that enables them to film six episodes consecutively each day. Seacrest, in particular, has hinted at potential modifications, humorously suggesting: “Even with a 15-minute break between games, I think there’s room for some adjustments.
As a passionate Star Trek fan, I was eagerly anticipating the spin-off dubbed “Star Trek: Legacy,” focusing on Captain Picard’s universe. However, Paramount+ has opted to concentrate on different Star Trek projects instead, leaving Geordi La Forge’s wife as an enigma yet to be unveiled. Despite this, fans can’t help but speculate about her true identity. Throughout “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” Geordi grappled with romantic entanglements, and there were no significant love stories shown for him on the series. He did, however, find himself in a troublesome infatuation with a holographic Dr. Leah Brahms (Susan Gibney). Here’s hoping that future Star Trek installments steer clear of pairing Geordi with the flesh-and-blood version of Dr. Brahms.
In an interview with Grant Hermanns at ScreenRant to publicize his part in the upcoming Western film “Rust”, Josh Hopkins reminisced about his time on the CBS drama “Cold Case”. Hopkins appeared as ADA Jason Kite for the first three seasons, having a brief romantic involvement with Lilly Rush. The actor recounted his role, sharing an amusing anecdote from the set. Here’s what he said: