Hello Kitty Is Becoming a Movie Star

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It’s surprising Hello Kitty hasn’t starred in a full-length movie before, considering her love for film and a brief appearance in Ready Player One. She’s already a popular character at Universal Studios, and her first TV show, Hello Kitty’s Furry Tale Theater, was all about her and her friends playfully recreating famous 80s movies. In fact, Hello Kitty even played iconic roles like Princess Leia and E.T.! She’s clearly versatile and ready for the big screen.

Jesse Eisenberg Hilariously Brought Up The Louvre Heist While Explaining Why He’s Not Returning As Mark Zuckerberg In The Social Reckoning

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The conversation started while he was on TODAY to talk about his new movie, Now You See Me, Now You Don’t, where he plays Danny Atlas, the leader of the Four Horsemen. The movie is coming out next month. When host Craig Melvin asked if it was true he had turned down a role in The Social Reckoning, the actor, known for playing Mark Zuckerberg, replied:

Peak developers reveal the next biome, The Roots, and confirm it will be rotating with The Tropics

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It’s only been six months since the game Peak came out, and already a second new area has been added! The first, the Mesa, was released in August and briefly replaced the Alpine area before they both started appearing on different days. Thanks to the game developers, Aggro Crab, we now know the new Roots area will rotate with the Tropics. We can likely expect the Roots to be featured for about a week when it launches, just like the Mesa, before it joins the regular rotation schedule.

How To Get Arc Raiders Hatch Keys And What They Do

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In Arc Raiders, each map has multiple ways to escape, but getting out isn’t always easy. You’ll often have to compete with other players to secure a ride, and the escape routes start disappearing as time runs out. That’s when using a Raider hatch key can be a lifesaver.

Pokémon hits a temporary roadblock in Palworld lawsuit

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Ever since the first trailer for Palworld was released, people have been talking about its similarities to Pokémon, often calling it “Pokémon with guns.” When Palworld launched in early access on January 19, 2024, comparisons to Pokémon‘s 3D character designs quickly resurfaced. For months, many wondered if The Pokémon Company would take legal action, and in September 2024, they finally did, filing a lawsuit alleging patent infringement. While a lawsuit was anticipated, its specific claims have led some to question the validity of Pokémon‘s patents.

The Witcher Recap: Swamp Things

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With the season of The Witcher nearing its end, this episode feels more like a setup for the finale than a truly satisfying story. It focuses more on positioning characters for the ending than on compelling events. However, the episode is saved by its central story – a classic Witcher tale of a dark, fairytale-like monster hunt with a clever surprise at the end, which is exactly the kind of story this show does best.

XRP’s Secret Love Affair with Gold: A Parabolic Tale 📈💔

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The structure is labeled in classic Elliott Wave A-B-C form, with the C leg ending in what he calls a “Spring.” The October 10 crash marks the Wyckoff terms the final violent liquidation wick that clears late longs and forces capitulation before the next markup phase. One wonders if the market is merely playing along, or if it’s all just a game of chess with invisible pieces.

NEAR’s Half-Baked Inflation Cut: A Farce in Decentralization 🎭💸

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NEAR Protocol, darling, was in a financial pickle as tart as a lemon meringue. The network, with the generosity of a spendthrift heir, was lavishing $140 million annually on validators to keep its blockchain humming. Yet, its coffers held a mere $162 million in total value locked, and since its launch in 2020, it had scraped together only $17 million in revenue. Last month’s earnings? A laughable $259,116-hardly enough to cover a weekend in Monte Carlo. 💰

I Love Jesse Palmer’s Suggestion For The Next Golden Bachelorette, But There’s Another Woman I’d Like To See (And One I Absolutely Don’t)

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Recently, The Bachelor franchise has started casting leads who aren’t from the usual Bachelor or Bachelorette contestants, like Mel Owens and the upcoming Bachelorette Taylor Frankie Paul. However, the current group of women competing on the show are the most likely candidates to become the next Golden Bachelorette, if the show gets picked up for another season.