And guess what? The number of wallets holding more than 10,000 XRP has now crossed a rather impressive threshold—300,000. A mere statistic, you say? Perhaps. But don’t be fooled, dear reader. This is not just some passing fancy. No, no. It’s a slow, but surely steady climb in the domain of the big fish, and they’re hungry.
Absolutely, “Poker Face” isn’t just about Charlie; there are many reasons to love this series. The writing and direction, as seen in the premiere written by Laura Deeley and directed by Johnson, live up to the high standards we’ve come to expect from Peacock’s surprising hit. Moreover, the guest stars play a significant role in the show’s success, given their extensive screen time before Charlie appears. The episode “The Game Is a Foot” boasts well-known figures such as Jasmine Guy and Jin Ha, but it’s Cynthia Erivo who truly steals the spotlight. Her remarkable performance spans five distinct roles, plus an additional two when one character impersonates another, demonstrating her versatility and ability to make each role uniquely hers.
On May 8th – a date that will live in infamy, or at least in PowerPoint slides – Trump waved a pen, scribbled a trade deal with the U.K., and (for reasons still baffling scientists) risk assets collectively decided this was good. So good, in fact, that markets rallied as if they’d seen free snacks at the buffet.
In the midst of this financial fever dream, Dogecoin—yes, that “haha, such coin” currency—has bumbled back over $0.20. Suddenly everyone’s pretending they forgot those “it’s just a joke” tweets from last year. With the market cap waltzing across the $29 billion dance floor (imagine the conga line), traders are watching Dogecoin like it’s about to reveal a dress made of meat on a red carpet. Suspense! Dogebuzz! Probably indigestion!
The sharp, witty weekly mystery series starring Natasha Lyonne, titled “Poker Face“, has returned for another round of intricate, puzzling, and lie-uncovering murder investigations. In this show, the character Charlie Cale continues her evasive escape from the mob, only to stumble upon killers at each stop along her journey, solving each case with an extraordinary knack for discerning truth from lies. Unlike typical whodunnits, “Poker Face” is more about “howcatchem“, following in the footsteps of shows like Columbo, where the audience gets to see the crime unfold at the start, then watch as Charlie unravels the mystery.
As a seasoned gamer, let me share my take on the captivating narrative of Poker Face Season 2: In this continuation of the thrilling saga, I find myself in the shoes of Charlie Cale – a human lie detector with an uncanny knack for unraveling mysteries. The stakes are higher now as I navigate through intricate webs of crime, all while staying one step ahead of the relentless hit-men dispatched by the formidable mob boss, Beatrix Hasp. This rollercoaster ride promises suspense, action, and a healthy dose of mind games – just the way I like it!
On November 8, 2024, it was disclosed that The Pokemon Company and Nintendo are demanding approximately $66,000 / £50,000, in addition to any potential late fee penalties, from their ongoing lawsuit. This additional amount could potentially increase the total sum due to late payment damages.
In their role as filmmakers, it’s our constant aim to captivate and astonish. We must experiment with the medium itself. Similarly, film festivals ought to innovate with their formats as well. Most of them host masterclasses, so I propose to conduct an ‘anti-masterclass’, to challenge the conventional notions of what a master entails, and what a class truly is. This idea I share with EbMaster.
Starting in August 2025, a six-episode series created by BlackLight TV (a division of Banijay UK) and Westward Studios from Jersey will air on Wowow Prime and Wowow On Demand in Japan. This distribution agreement was finalized by Rashmi Bajpai, the EVP of Sales Asia at Banijay Rights, which is the international distributor for Banijay Entertainment.
Just yesterday, Thursday, $69 million migrated into IBIT. To put that into perspective, it’s enough cash to fill a swimming pool that no insurance agent would ever approve. Collectively, net assets are now staggering perilously close to $63 billion, which is enough for every Ankh-Morporkian to hire their own qualified assassin. Twice.