With a hoard of 4.28 million ether-equivalent to 3.55% of Ethereum’s circulating supply-Bitmine now occupies a position of peculiar influence, akin to a nobleman holding sway over a bustling market square. Such a concentration of wealth, one might say, is both a marvel and a warning.
Our TV experts at Ebaster have rounded up the top shows to watch this week on popular streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, Peacock, and Paramount+. Check out what everyone’s talking about, plus some timeless favorites!
As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve really enjoyed seeing Iman Vellani as Ms. Marvel! She’s popped up in a few places now – the first season of Ms. Marvel, the movie The Marvels, and even in the animated Marvel Zombies series. There’s been a lot of buzz about her possibly being in Avengers: Doomsday, but so far, Marvel hasn’t officially said if that’s happening.
This season of Potomac featured some major off-screen developments for the cast, including Wendy’s indictment and Karen’s DUI conviction and sentencing. While I’m a bit frustrated by the decision, I get why the finale will be an exclusive one-on-one interview with Karen, led by Andy Cohen, rather than a separate special or an appearance on Watch What Happens Live. It makes sense given the significance of these events.
A Pokemon Trading Card Game event, run by an independent organizer, was listed on the official Pokemon website. The event was planned to be held at the Yasukuni Shrine.
A new review systematically deconstructs the mathematical foundations of today’s most powerful AI systems, offering a unified perspective on their inner workings.
Pokémon is incredibly popular right now! A new Pokémon theme park, ‘PokePark Kanto,’ will open in Japan this February. Plus, Universal Studios parks around the world will soon be adding more Pokémon experiences.
On January 27, PayPal, that paragon of innovation, and the National Cryptocurrency Association, a society of the most discerning minds, unveiled a joint study revealing that 90% of U.S. merchants would welcome cryptocurrency payments if the experience were as seamless as swiping a credit card. A most reasonable expectation, one might think, though the task seems as daunting as teaching a parrot to recite Shakespeare.
Bloys hinted that a fourth season isn’t off the table, but it depends on what creator Sam Levinson wants to do with the show and his career. He’s currently focused on season three, and they’ll need to discuss his plans next. A bigger question is whether the main cast – including Jacob Elordi, Zendaya, and Sydney Sweeney – would be willing to return for another season. It might be best to wait and see how season three is received before making any decisions.
While the rest of Run Amok doesn’t hit quite as hard as this particular scene, its unsettling atmosphere lingers throughout the film. What’s striking is that the adults are the ones most deeply affected by the tragedy, not the children—even Meg, who eventually learns she was at school during the shooting. The teachers carry orange toy guns and some are disturbingly quick to use them. Mr. Hunt, the woodworking teacher (Bill Camp), obsessively shoots at squirrels to protect the birds in a birdhouse he built, a heavy-handed symbol that becomes even more obvious as the film goes on. Mr. Shelby (Patrick Wilson), who lost his hand and killed the shooter, is overly supportive of Meg, seemingly trying to atone for what he feels he failed to prevent. Ultimately, all the adults are haunted by their inability to protect the children.