2025 will see some well-known movie franchises making their comeback, but what truly excites film enthusiasts are the fresh and indie productions gracing our screens. One such highly anticipated release is “F1 The Movie,” directed by Joseph Kosinski, featuring Brad Pitt as a race car driver competing in Formula 1. This action-packed, big-budget production lives up to the buzz surrounding it.
Yet, it’s important to note that Rod Serling didn’t just create “The Twilight Zone.” After wrapping up the iconic series, he delved back into anthology format with another show that plunged even further into the darkness. Although it didn’t leave an enduring mainstream impact as significant, his subsequent horror-themed project was no less potent, offering a spine-tingling viewing experience that warrants more recognition than it often receives. Though it’s often overshadowed by its predecessor, Rod Serling’s “Night Gallery” showcased exceptional skill in crafting eerie narratives.
Ever since Marvel Studios introduced their lineup on Disney+, several of these series have faced significant criticism from fans online, frequently expressed as “review bombing” where ratings are heavily downvoted on platforms such as Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb, and Metacritic.
It appears that many topics discussed recently revolve around a common theme, such as Independence Day in the US (on July 4). However, this week also offers us an opportunity to address other questions like “What are the largest marine mammals?” Interestingly, the summer theme that was dominant in previous weeks seems to be making a comeback too, with topics like “Portable cold box.
David E. Kelley’s series cover a range of themes, but it’s his legal dramas that have gained significant popularity. Before introducing Mickey Haller on TV, Kelley was creating legal shows as a pastime, many of which carry a sharp humor. Michael Connelly made an excellent choice in adapting the characters from The Lincoln Lawyer for television.
As a passionate cinephile, I can’t help but notice the intricate connections between the end of Gen V Season 1 and The Boys’ gripping Season 4. The ominous Supe-killing virus, tested at the clandestine God U facility in The Woods, not only served as a catalyst for events in The Boys’ fourth season but also led to some beloved characters from Gen V making an appearance. And the payoff is just beginning; with Gen V Season 2 set to premiere on September 17, I can hardly wait to see how the story unfolds and how The Boys will reciprocate this crossover in their own tale!
In the realm of ’90s sci-fi, few shows have left an enduring impact like the captivating series known as Farscape. It seamlessly combines elements such as drama, romance, action, and humor – much like its contemporaries such as Firefly. However, what sets it apart is the incorporation of creatures from the Jim Henson universe, lending an extraordinary depth to its narrative. Any sci-fi enthusiast would be well-advised to catch this series, for it boasts a dearth of mediocre episodes and boasts several installments that have become timeless classics in the genre.
With the efficiency of someone working from home in their pajamas, they shuffled about 800 million reais—call it $148 million for us non-Brazilians—in just under three hours. Six institutions watched their reserves swirl down the digital drain. BMP, a bank with more than a passing resemblance to that friend who always insists nothing is wrong while their kitchen is on fire, lost $73.8 million before the penny dropped. They did manage to fish half of it out later, but you can’t un-toast the toast, can you?
The Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP), alongside financial regulators SCA and VARA, issued a rare joint statement clarifying that digital currency investments are not an eligible pathway for the long-term residency permit, dousing the speculation that had ignited across social media platforms.
The great Ripple, known for its obsession with high-friction payment routes (yes, that’s a thing, apparently), has now allowed institutional players to dabble in real-time trading across a variety of asset classes—capital efficiency at its finest. How thrilling, right? A bridge between worlds, where traditional finance meets blockchain in a passionate tango of digital assets and all that jazz.