Titled “Circle of Love,” the Mercenary Life track showcases Chris Hutton’s vocals, similar to previous Life tracks. You can enjoy it in both Japanese and English by checking out the provided versions below: [video links]
Ah, Bitcoin! Still riding the bullish wave, now approaching the lofty $105,000 mark. How reminiscent it is of a weary traveler returning to familiar lands, and lo, the price whispers sweet promises of new heights. Currently, Bitcoin graces the weekly chart like a proud aristocrat—its MACD, a momentum indicator of sorts, is near confirming a bullish crossover, the likes of which we haven’t seen since October 2024. History, they say, has a tendency to repeat itself, especially when it comes to Bitcoin. Past crossovers like this? Well, they’ve led to strong rallies, of course! And so, traders are watching with bated breath, waiting for the next weekly close. Will it confirm the crossover, or will we all be left hanging like characters in a Chekhovian play? Only time will tell.
The initial post that started this conversation was followed by a wide range of responses reflecting diverse feelings within the Smite gaming community. Users quickly voiced their opinions, and emotions swung between approval to complete rejection. User Aewon2085 presented an alternative view, suggesting that criticizing a group for the actions of a few might overlook the good aspects found within that same community. This idea resonated with others who agreed that the negative atmosphere is often caused by a minority spoiling it for everyone. CornOnTheCaulk added more fuel to the discussion by pointing out the irony in labeling people as “terrible” while still expressing disapproval of their actions, humorously contrasting the label with the speaker’s complaints. This led to further discussions about the difficulty for players to distinguish between the overall community and its less desirable members.
In the charm of a game such as Smite, it’s not just the competitive aspect that captivates, but also the playful instances that transpire. An unusual glitch, where Fenrir got stuck in an odd state, sparked quite a lot of conversation among players. For instance, one user joked, “Coulda tried touching him?” This comment humorously suggests that maybe all it took to resolve this frozen issue was a gentle tap. The comment subtly highlights the absurdity: imagine a wolf god being trapped while everyone is puzzling over how to free him from an invisible jail!
The sixth installment of the widely acclaimed television series started filming on April 14th and is set to depict the Crucifixion of Jesus. However, contrary to earlier speculations that Season 6 would premiere in 2027, the director and producer of The Chosen, Dallas Jenkins, revealed during a two-hour live broadcast that it’s more likely that Season 6 will come out as early as 2026.
The upcoming film titled “Avengers: Doomsday” is set to be the first significant cross-over movie since Disney+ was launched. This move allows Marvel Universe (MCU) stories to extend across both cinema and TV shows. With Disney+, Marvel Studios has introduced numerous new MCU characters, some of whom will have their moment in the limelight in this upcoming blockbuster production.
Here’s a simpler way to phrase it:
“Go ahead and carry out the directions.” or “Follow through with the instructions given.” or “Complete the instructions as you’ve been told.” or “Do what the guidelines say.” or “Implement the instructions correctly.
In the shadowy opera that is global trade, the Trump administration pirouetted onstage with a bold gambit: protectionist measures destructive enough to make even a soufflé collapse—in other countries’ kitchens, naturally. ASEAN (Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam; a roster that’s rather the world’s poshest guest list), emboldened by China, Japan, and South Korea, decided that self-preservation is infinitely more tasteful than a tariff-induced ulcer.
During the Q&A session at PAX East on May 9th, Randy Pitchford, who is the head of game developer Gearbox Software, was inquired about the cost for the next installment in the series.
In contrast to his initial successes, Burton’s fame waned during the 2000s as he produced a string of films that didn’t live up to the quality of his early works. Rather than innovating fresh concepts, Burton found himself directing remakes such as “Planet of the Apes” and franchise movies like “Alice in Wonderland,” which limited his creative freedom. One of his most contentious films was released in 2005, and while it was initially well-received, subsequent analysis by scholars suggests that its appeal has diminished significantly over time among contemporary viewers.