In the wake of ETH’s plummet to a multi-year low, spurred by a risk-off sentiment regime and a grand deleveraging, the large entities have embarked on a most aggressive distribution spree.
As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve been eagerly waiting for Nintendo to set a concrete release date for the Switch 2 bundle, but it seems like we might not be seeing it on store shelves this upcoming holiday season. The word is out that production will cease by Fall 2025, which could potentially mean a scarcity of the Switch 2, even without considering the bundle.
To make matters more challenging, recent weeks have seen an escalation in stock availability concerns due to the new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. This has made it increasingly difficult to find the original Switch, let alone the rumored Switch 2, in stores across the US this year.
Although 2017’s The Dark Tower, directed by Nikolaj Arcel, is an adaptation of the popular source material, its inaccuracies are just one part of the issues surrounding it. For now, it’s the only film available for fans about Roland the Gunslinger, but it manages to preserve enough of the story’s charm to merit some recognition.
Just a day after bitcoin ETFs bled $170 million like a busted water pipe, they found some grit and pushed back with a spirited $107.83 million inflow. Bulls must be grinning—finally some hope in this market pothole. Out of a dozen U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, only three bothered to stir; those three did all the heavy lifting like burly farmhands after the rains.
In the last five episodes of Abbott Elementary‘s fourth season, it became evident how much Ava Coleman (played by Janelle James) has evolved as both a principal and an individual. This year, Ava accepted blame for her teachers when their plan to extort the local golf course and accept bribes for supplies was exposed to the school board, resulting in her immediate termination. Despite finding success in the motivational speaker circuit after leaving Abbott, Ava eventually recognizes that true satisfaction eludes her and gives her teachers permission to challenge her dismissal. In a climactic confrontation at the school gymnasium, where many people connected to the Abbott community pleaded for Ava’s reinstatement, their efforts ultimately succeed. (As one parent commented, “She turned this rundown elementary school into an unexpected concert venue.”) And so, Ava is back! The season finale serves as a fitting celebration of her achievements, during which she reconciles with her father (Keith David) and enters into an exclusive relationship with a handsome IT guy (Matthew Law).
The Powerpuff Girls are back on a new assignment, and unfortunately for them (Aaron), he has no chance of success. A spinoff of Love Island‘s sixth season called “Love Island: After the Villa” is being developed by Peacock. The majority of the breakout season-six cast members have been confirmed to return, including JaNa Craig, Aaron … Read more
The star pupil? iExec RLC (RLC), which apparently has developers churning out code like they’re trying to win a lifetime supply of ramen. Trailing behind, we have Chainlink (LINK) and good old Ethereum (ETH), trying their best to not look like slackers.
In Netflix’s most recent quarterly financial report, it was announced on Thursday that there will be a change in the role of Hastings. Additionally, it was disclosed that Tim Haley, who has been an independent director at Netflix for the longest time, will not seek re-election.
In terms of streaming success, “Wicked” has proven to be a massive hit. Debuting on Peacock on March 21, the blockbuster movie managed to secure a spot in Nielsen’s top 10 streaming programs for the week ending March 23, despite only being available for just three days that week. “Wicked” garnered an impressive viewership of 905 million minutes, and it attracted both young viewers between 2 and 11 years old and adults aged 18 to 49, according to Nielsen’s data.
The outcome is titled ‘Flophouse America,’ a documentary focusing on Mikal, his family, and their humble dwelling. Despite the backdrop of addiction and disorder, there’s an unexpected abundance of love and optimism. The film underscores that Mikal’s heart-wrenching predicament is more prevalent in the United States than one might assume.