Both Knives Out and Glass Onion featured a single murderer motivated by greed. However, Wake Up Dead Man is different – it reveals multiple killers. Plus, the central murder is just one piece of a much bigger, more complex plot than Benoit Blanc has faced before.
In this carnival of capital, the institutional players, with their ledgers and licenses, continue to shape the destiny of XRP. Hex Trust, a paragon of regulation and digital asset custodianship, proclaimed on the twelfth of December that it shall issue and safeguard wrapped XRP (wXRP). Their mission? To thrust XRP into the labyrinth of DeFi and cross-chain utility. A noble endeavor, or so they claim. 🧐📜
The latest wave of Stranger Things Funko Pops features figures of Derek, Dustin, Holly, Eleven, Mike, Will, Lucas, Hopper, and Nancy. These standard-sized Funkos are about 3.75 inches tall and give the characters the classic Funko look. If you’re looking for something a little different, there’s also a Rockin’ Robin with The Squawk set and Steve with the Squawk Van. The Steve and the van are currently sold out on Amazon, but you can still find them at Target. A complete list of the new Stranger Things Funko Pops is available below.
On Friday, they sent a letter (a binding one, fancy that!) to the Agnelli family – who’ve been bossing Juventus around for over a century, which is a VERY long time, even for old fuddy-duddies – offering a mountain of cash for a whopping 65.4% of the club. That’s more money than you can shake a stick at, frankly!
The unusual way these trailers were released gained more attention when Heat Vision at The Hollywood Reporter suggested that a new trailer would be shown each week for the first month that Avatar 3 is in theaters. This means fans who want to see all four trailers in cinemas will need to go to at least four showings of Fire and Ash.
In pursuit of the rarest of trades-the Long in a discount, the Short in a premium-Wyckoff Insider (a name I suspect only exists because the market needed an answer to the question, “banner?”) has identified a multi-timeframe range ripe for the plucking. The range highs and lows, so meticulously crafted, now resemble a Parisian riviera of trading opportunities. One must, of course, apply oneself with the decorum of a well-tailored blazer, lest one be overtaken by the ebb and flow of the market’s more flamboyant attendees.
Oh boy, the curtain rises on a new showstopper! The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)-a rather pompous regulator with a feathered hat and a monocle-has, on the 12th of December, allowed five crypto-specialist banks to strut their stuff on the federal banking stage. This is a scene-stealing moment for fiendishly clever digital asset institutions.
According to Levinson, the story picks up with Rue in Mexico, where she owes money to a person named Laurie and is desperately trying to find creative ways to repay her. It seems her journey has led to a personal crisis or a moment of realization – something she likely needs.
The newest film in the Knives Out series, Wake Up Dead Man, now available on Netflix, is visually stunning and explores interesting ideas while still following a familiar pattern. Like the previous films, it centers on a close-knit group of people – in past installments, they were wealthy families or those beholden to powerful figures. Their comfortable world is disrupted by an outsider who doesn’t understand their values, similar to characters in earlier films. This disruption coincides with a murder, and the outsider immediately becomes the prime suspect. Luckily, detective Benoit Blanc arrives to help those who are overlooked and underestimated. Throughout the Knives Out series, Blanc has consistently championed working-class protagonists – nurses, teachers, and others with union protections – because these films are ultimately about the importance of community and how welcoming or isolating it can be.
As a huge Batman fan, I’m really excited about the rumors swirling around Brad Pitt potentially joining the universe! Apparently, he might be playing Dr. Jeremiah Arkham, a somewhat obscure villain from the comics. This guy is basically the director of Arkham Asylum, but things take a dark turn and he loses his mind. The history of Arkham in the comics is already pretty messed up, and it’s given writers a great foundation to build out the stories of all those iconic villains. We’ve already seen hints of that darkness in The Batman and The Penguin series, and this casting rumor makes me think a sequel could really dive into that side of things – and it’s a really intriguing possibility!