Welcome to Derry Is Finally Fixing Stanley Kubrick’s Biggest The Shining Problem

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Stephen King’s It is arguably his most famous work, and Pennywise the Dancing Clown has become a hugely influential figure in horror. That’s why fans have been so excited for the new TV series, Welcome to Derry, and Bill Skarsgard’s return to the role. But beyond the familiar characters and story, the show will also reintroduce a lesser-known King character who could resolve a long-standing issue with Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 film adaptation of The Shining.

Original Star Trek Director Ralph Senensky Dies at 102

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His niece, Lisa Lupo-Silvas, a costume designer, told The Hollywood Reporter that he remained remarkably alert until his death. She said that even at 102, he was just as mentally quick and insightful as someone much younger, describing his mind as being like that of a 30-year-old.

Ranking the Seasons of Only Murders in the Building: A Comprehensive Guide

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Wow, now that season five of Only Murders in the Building has finished – and what a finale it was! – I’ve been thinking about all the seasons so far. It’s tough to rank them, honestly, because I’ve genuinely enjoyed every single one. But it’s fun to look back and see how they all stack up against each other, isn’t it?

Whales Weep, DOGE Dips: Will $0.18 Hold or Fold? 🐳💸

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Once more, our beloved Dogecoin finds itself at a juncture as precarious as a tightrope walker with a penchant for dramatics. The “whales,” those enigmatic entities of the crypto cosmos, have offloaded a sum so vast it boggles the mind-440 million DOGE in a mere 72 hours. The result? A market in tumult, a meme coin in distress, and analysts clutching their charts like lifelines in a storm. Santiment, that sentinel of on-chain data, reports that wallets holding between 10 million and 100 million DOGE shed their coins like autumn leaves, sending the price tumbling from $0.23 to $0.189. The psychological barrier of $0.20? Shattered, like a teacup in the hands of a bull. 🪨🐂

Gold, Bitcoin, and the Great Debasement Circus: Will You Be a Spectator or the Clown?

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Bitwise’s CIO Matt Hougan recently scribbled on X (now rebranded as “X, the Platform Formerly Known as Twitter” 🦸♂️) that this debasement farce will peak in 2026. But first, let’s dissect this “narrative”-a word so overused it’s practically a meme. Why now? Because of course, nothing says “financial wisdom” like panic-buying assets when central banks sneeze. 💰

7 Uncomfortable House Episodes That Are Hard to Rewatch

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Dr. House is a brilliant doctor, but also deeply flawed and self-destructive – a compelling character rarely seen on television. This, combined with the show’s gripping medical cases, kept viewers hooked season after season. Even as the cases mounted, House’s personal struggles remained a constant undercurrent, often taking a backseat to his dedication to solving medical puzzles.