The spy thriller genre includes the show Killing Eve, which first aired on BBC America in 2018. It centers around Eve Polastri, played by Sandra Oh, an MI6 operative who pursues Villanelle (Jodie Comer), a skilled assassin connected to a shadowy organization. While the first two seasons of the show were highly praised by critics, the later seasons received a less positive reception.
This steady buildup has people feeling all warm and fuzzy inside because whales are basically the trend-setting hipsters of crypto. They act early, and when they do, you should probably pay attention. 📈
Leonardo DiCaprio recently told Deadline that Heat 2 is still in development, and that he and the team are actively working on it. While filming hasn’t started yet, the project appears to be progressing well and will be based on the sequel to the original novel. DiCaprio didn’t share any details about the cast, but it seems previous rumors about who will star are likely to be true.
Directed by Mark A.Z. Dippé, Spawn features Michael Jai White as the titular character. The film also stars John Leguizamo, Martin Sheen, Theresa Randle, D.B. Sweeney, and Nicol Williamson. Based on the comic book created by Todd McFarlane in the early 1990s, Spawn tells the story of a highly skilled assassin who is killed by his own team and then resurrected by the Devil. He’s sent back to Earth with a mission: to build a demonic army. It’s a thrilling mix of action, horror, and superhero elements.
I was reading an interview with Leonardo DiCaprio in Deadline, and he shared something a little sad – he won’t be reprising his role as Rick Dalton, and there won’t be a continuation of Cliff Booth’s story. He actually explained it all himself, and I wanted to share what he said.
Season two of Good Omens continued the adventures of Aziraphale and Crowley, this time focusing on helping the archangel Gabriel—who had lost his memory—figure out why he mysteriously appeared naked at Aziraphale’s bookshop. Throughout the season, their long-standing connection blossomed into a romantic relationship, culminating in a passionate kiss.
A Canadian series, originally created for Crave, unexpectedly became a hit after its debut on HBO Max. Two episodes dropped on Friday and quickly climbed to the No. 2 spot by Sunday night. The show is adapted from a popular series of romance novels by Rachel Reid, which sold out on Amazon as viewers eagerly sought to learn more about the upcoming episodes – one will be released each Friday in December. So, how did this relatively unknown show gain such a following? According to social media, it’s largely due to enthusiastic fans – particularly gay men – responding strongly to the show’s intimate scenes, though many other viewers also seem to be enjoying it.
This update comes over a year after Cody Ko left TMG Studios. His departure followed accusations made by Tana Mongeau that significantly changed the direction of the network.
The first wave of these exquisite financial instruments, led by the audacious Canary Capital’s XRPC, burst onto the scene with a dazzling $243.05 million in first-day inflows. Since then, it has waltzed through the markets with an air of effortless grace, frequently exceeding $100 million in single-day inflows. Across the quartet of issuers-Canary Capital (XRPC), Bitwise (XRP), Grayscale (GXRP), and Franklin Templeton (XRPZ)-cumulative net inflows have surpassed $756 million, according to the ever-so-reliable SoSoValue data. Bravo, indeed! 👏💼
You wouldn’t believe the reaction Ryan Coogler had when someone mentioned Tom Cruise! He just lit up – it was like talking about his absolute favorite thrill ride. It’s crazy to think that someone who’s directed some of the biggest films of the last ten years hasn’t even met Tom Cruise yet, and Ryan was the first to share that!