While many films have brilliantly brought historical events to life, some haven’t quite hit the mark. These films often try to offer a fresh and nuanced portrayal of their main characters, and creative liberties are essential – though not always successful. Thankfully, the films listed below are all exceptional examples of their genre, delivering a consistently strong experience from beginning to end.
The film also reveals a different side of Springsteen – a powerfully intense performer who throws himself completely into his shows, even at smaller venues like the famous Stone Pony in Asbury Park. The director emphasizes both this energetic side and Springsteen’s more solitary, introspective nature, creating a fascinating tension throughout the documentary. This push and pull between these two sides of his personality hints at deeper truths about the creative process and his struggles with depression. While Springsteen doesn’t explicitly address these issues – perhaps lacking the words to do so despite his incredible songwriting ability – the film suggests he’s someone who needs support.
Kakeru Watanabe is a 28-year-old professional Street Fighter competitor who began to gain prominence as Street Fighter V neared its end, especially after the start of the pandemic.
I just got word from Deadline that Magnolia Pictures is going all-in on Ben Wheatley’s new film, Normal. They’re planning a huge release – over 2,000 theaters – on April 17, 2026, which is massive for them. And the premise sounds wild! Bob Odenkirk stars as a sheriff in a seemingly peaceful town called, appropriately enough, Normal. But things quickly go south when a robbery unravels a seriously dark secret, turning the town into a full-blown warzone. Apparently, Odenkirk’s sheriff ends up fighting for his life against everyone – his deputies, and even the Yakuza! The script is by Derek Kolstad, the guy behind John Wick, so you know it’s going to be action-packed. This one definitely has my attention.
Jonathan Taylor, HB (Indianapolis Colts) – 94 OVR (+1)
The HP OMEN is a line of gaming laptops made by HP. With so many gaming options available today – desktops, laptops, and handheld devices – it can be hard to choose what’s right for you. If you prefer playing games on a portable device but find handhelds like the Steam Deck (or the new Xbox ROG Ally) too small, a gaming laptop might be the perfect fit.
On a chilly Friday, October 24, 2025, Telegram announced its latest trick: an integration with Affluent, a TON-based DeFi vault protocol. 🧪✨ This means you can now earn yield through Telegram’s self-custodial wallet, all while pretending to ignore your aunt’s endless cat memes. 🐱
Fresh whispers from the on-chain oracle are tickling the bullish fancy for XRP, as those enormous whales-yes, the ones with wallets deeper than a chocolate river-swoop in to snatch supply from exchanges like greedy children at a sweet shop. CryptoQuant’s exchange reserve gossip reveals a plump drop in XRP lounging on Binance, now idling at a mere 2.73 billion, a far cry from the bloated 3.0 billion-plus earlier this year. 😏 This vanishing act on exchanges? It’s the hallmark of stout-hearted investors piling in, squeezing liquidity tighter than a miser’s fist and priming the pump for a rollicking surge when demand decides to throw a party.
Battlefield Studios announced on X (formerly Twitter) that a major update, version 1.1.1.0, will be released on October 28th. While the update is extensive and includes detailed patch notes, the planned changes and fixes seem to address concerns players have been raising about the game.
Battlefield Studios is currently working on making the game run better and improving how combat feels. Here are the latest updates they’ve released: