XRP Goes to the Ball—But Forgets to Dance After $50M SEC Settlement!

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On the 8th of May, XRP did a most un-British thing and soared nearly 10%, arm-in-arm with Bitcoin, which itself barrelled through the ceiling at $104k, presumably to celebrate with a few caviar canapés. Yet, the very next day, with Ripple and the SEC having finally kissed and made up over $50 million, the market shrugged and went back to reading the Times. Fascinating, isn’t it? After all those years of litigation, XRP is now down a lacklustre 1.08% as I pen these words. Quelle surprise!

Tsui Hark on ‘Condor Heroes’ and Navigating Censorship in Modern Cinema: ‘We Can Never Get Out of the System’

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After winning the prestigious Golden Mulberry Lifetime Achievement award at the recently concluded Far East Film Festival in Udine, Italy, the mastermind behind “Legends of the Condor Heroes: The Gallants,” EbMaster, opens up about his creative journey and the current trends shaping Asian cinema.

Following his recent Golden Mulberry Lifetime Achievement win at the Far East Film Festival in Udine, Italy, the creator of “Legends of the Condor Heroes: The Gallants,” EbMaster, shares insights into his creative process and the influential factors shaping Asian cinema today.

Why Watching ER in 2025 Will Shock Fans of The Pitt

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Almost every well-known medical TV show acknowledges its debt to the groundbreaking series “ER.” Although it wasn’t the first medical TV program, it demonstrated to networks that a lengthy medical drama could be both popular and critically acclaimed. Notably, “The Pitt” owes a significant debt to this series, as it was created by R. Scott Gemmill, John Wells, and Noah Wyle – all of whom had previously worked together on “ER.” Intriguingly, “The Pitt” was initially conceived as a spin-off from “ER,” but if you’re considering revisiting NBC, be aware that the shows are distinct entities.

Ethereum’s Price About To Pop? You Won’t Believe What This Chart Looks Like! 🚀🤑

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Picture this: ETH, after sneaking just above $1,900, suddenly flexes—a sort of tired, under-caffeinated flex, but a flex nonetheless. Enter savvy analyst Trader Tardigrade, waltzing onto the scene with a Bull Pennant. Don’t worry, it’s not some wild animal; it’s a wrinkle on the chart that says, “Ladies and gentlemen, the show must go on!” (Or at least wobble upwards with some enthusiasm.)

Phase 5’s Ultimate Villain Unveiled: The Hood’s Shocking Costume Revealed!

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The newest set of photos provide an outstanding glimpse into Anthony Ramos’s costume for his character Parker Robbins/The Hood in the upcoming “Ironheart” series during Phase 5. Although there hasn’t been much promotional activity before its June 24 premiere on Disney+, these images offer a sneak peek at what viewers can anticipate from the main villain of the show.

Doctor Who Shocks Fans: 55 Years Later, UNIT’s Consistency Revealed!

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As a devoted cinema-goer discussing the iconic character known as The Doctor, I must say that the intriguing aspect of his belonging to the Time Lords wasn’t fully delved into until 1969. Although The Doctor had undergone two regenerations by then, the term “regeneration” didn’t become a defining characteristic until 1974; prior to this, the show referred to these transformations as mere changes or renewals. However, over time, the series has grown more cohesive and consistent, with recurring themes like the way UNIT functions within the Doctor Who universe becoming increasingly prominent.