Stablecoin Shenanigans: CLARITY Act’s Dramatic Revival

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The CLARITY Act, my dear, has sashayed back into the spotlight after a stablecoin compromise that’s as tidy as a well-pressed cravat. Lawmakers, those darlings, have finally sorted out their little tiff, giving Congress a clear runway to chatter on about crypto regulation.

Wedge Antilles is Star Wars’ Most Underrated Rebel Hero

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Wedge Antilles first appeared in the original Star Wars movie in 1977, fighting alongside Luke Skywalker in the battle against the Death Star. He remained a loyal and talented pilot throughout the Rebel Alliance’s fight for freedom. Interestingly, the actor who played Wedge, Denis Lawson, is Ewan McGregor’s uncle – the actor who later played Obi-Wan Kenobi – adding to Wedge’s memorable place in the Star Wars story.

Ethereum: The Boring Beauty That Might Just Steal the Show!

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Ethereum chart from Crypto Tice

Now, this Chemist fellow, a software engineer with a nose for trends, has spotted something rather intriguing. While Ethereum’s price has taken a tumble from its lofty perch, it’s still the belle of the ball for both the modest investor and the deep-pocketed tycoon. Chemist opines that no one’s particularly smitten with ETH at the moment, but capital is creeping back in like a guest sneaking into the buffet line. He finds this jolly promising, as the crowd’s skepticism leaves room for a spot of growth. Rather sporty, don’t you think?

Melissa Benoist’s Supergirl Returns With New Look In DC Universe Art

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Melissa Benoist portrayed Supergirl for six seasons on The CW’s Supergirl. As part of the Arrowverse, she appeared as the character in several large crossover events, battling villains like Lex Luthor and the Anti-Monitor. Benoist’s Supergirl, along with Stephen Amell’s Green Arrow and Grant Gustin’s The Flash, formed the core heroic trio of the Arrowverse. She also acted alongside Tyler Hoechlin as Superman, before he starred in his own series, Superman & Lois. Now, five years after the final season of Supergirl aired, fans are creating art featuring Benoist as Supergirl for James Gunn’s new DC Universe.

Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition showcases Shionne in a new character trailer

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A new trailer for Shionne has been released, following the recent trailer for Alphen. For those who missed it, Tales of Arise on the Switch 2 will run at 1080p whether played on a TV or in handheld mode. Cutscenes will aim for 60 frames per second, while exploration, battles, and story scenes (skits) will run at 30fps. Tales of Arise is currently available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC, and it will be released on Switch 2 on May 22nd. You can find Adam’s review of the expansion here.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 Didn’t Mean to Roast Bezos Like That

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Whether intentional or not, the movie’s portrayal of a character resembling Jeff Bezos is perfectly timed. Currently, Bezos and his partner are facing intense scrutiny regarding their ties to the fashion world. As co-chairs of tonight’s Met Gala – sponsored by Amazon – their involvement has sparked some controversy. Sources suggest Meryl Streep might skip the event because of Amazon’s sponsorship, and the activist group Everybody Hates Elon is calling for a boycott. Ultimately, all this attention will likely boost the already highly anticipated sequel to The Devil Wears Prada, so Jeff Bezos is inadvertently helping the film industry.

Steam thought a dev stole their own game and blocked it

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Japanese indie developer Daikichi was getting ready to drop a demo for Wired Tokyo 2007, a climbing action game set above the Tokyo skyline, when Steam stopped them cold. The reason was a dinosaur card game that Daikichi had included as a fun Easter egg in the game’s environment, one that Steam had flagged as belonging to someone else entirely. But as it turns out, that someone else was Daikichi themselves.