Now, some people with far too much time on their hands (shoutout to Lookonchain and other “on-chain analytic tools” – seriously, a hobby!?) are tracking BlackRock’s every move. Apparently, they’ve noticed BlackRock dumping a significant amount of crypto onto Coinbase in the last couple of days. It’s like watching someone slowly realize they bought Beanie Babies in 1998.
Just like Love Island, the new version of the show focuses on the ex-contestants as they navigate relationships and avoid elimination in real life. Viewers can participate by voting through an app. Our reality TV pros might find this easy, but the reward is certainly worth it – the winning pair divides $100,000. Who will be vying for the grand prize this season?
According to the crypto gossip columns (aka media outlets), Solana’s generated $1.25 billion in revenue this year. That’s 2.5 times Ethereum’s haul. BNB Smart Chain and Bitcoin? Cute, but they’re at $148 million and $135 million respectively. Layer-2s like Base, Arbitrum, and Polygon? Sweeties, they’re still figuring out their highlighters. 🖍️
Cantor Fitzgerald Asset Management, in a daring move that would make even the most skeptical wizard blink, has unveiled the Cantor Fitzgerald Gold Protected Bitcoin Fund L.P. This enchanted blend, announced on Sept. 8, aims to harness the volatile power of bitcoin while using the ancient wisdom of gold to ward off the demons of market downturns. The five-year spell grants investors 45% participation in the mystical growth of bitcoin, all while ensuring their principal remains safe through the alchemical properties of gold.
In an impressive feat for a 2025 film, Andrew DeYoung’s “Friendship” manages to use Tim Robinson’s unique comic talent in an unexpected manner. Instead of his renowned work in cringe-comedy like “I Think You Should Leave,” he delves into a full-length movie reminiscent of “Fatal Attraction.” Remarkably, Robinson maintains his style without veering off course. His unusual portrayal is so compelling that it leaves me questioning whether I truly grasped the challenging film or found it too uncomfortable to watch.
If you share my enthusiasm for Outlander, you’ll likely acknowledge that while we appreciate the romance, battles, and other delightful aspects of the series, it’s hard to ignore the intense and distressing experiences the characters have endured over time. The 2025 TV lineup is set to offer more of these elements with the prequel, Outlander: Blood of My Blood, and just learning about the ordeal Hermione Corfield faced during the birthing scene has already left me quite anxious.
As per the Steam description for “Pacific Drive: Whispers in the Woods,” the upcoming DLC will allow players to revisit the enigmatic Zone and observe the emergence of a fanatical cult fixated on Anomalies… in an alarming new expansion. If you’re not familiar with Pacific Drive, you assume the role of a protagonist trapped within a fortified zone teeming with inexplicable occurrences and aggressive anomalies. Your only tools are a vehicle and whatever supplies you can cram into its trunk. Venture out on missions into the Zone to gather resources, make impromptu repairs to your car, and stay clear of danger in this distinctive blend of simulator and survival horror gameplay that sets it apart from other games available today.
Panzer Dragoon 2 Zwei: Remake is set to have its first public showing at the Rainy Frog booth during the Tokyo Game Show in September 25-28, 2025. The game will be playable on multiple platforms including Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5, although a specific release date hasn’t been announced yet by the publisher.
The streams’ broadcast date and time will differ based on the time zones:
Following general advice and the common practice among film enthusiasts, it’s advisable to watch movies according to their release date. This way, you’ll follow along as fans originally did, and sticking to a strict chronological order can help avoid confusion, particularly when dealing with franchises like Batman that have multiple eras and interwoven timelines.