Nacon Has Filed for Insolvency
Nacon urgently needs to restructure its finances to stay in business. The company explored a court-supervised debt restructuring, but determined it doesn’t have enough assets to repay its debts quickly enough.
‘The Plan’s the Plan Until It’s Not the Plan’: Xbox All Over the Place on Future PS5 Ports
She acknowledges she still has a lot to learn about the business, but we talked at length about what she’s planning to do next – or, frankly, what she isn’t.
Netflix confirms One Piece season 2 is heading to cinemas for special screenings and which countries will get them
The first two episodes of the latest season will be shown in cinemas starting March 10th, coinciding with the release date of season 2.
Scrubs cast – who is returning for the revival?
We’re back at Sacred Heart Hospital, revisiting the journey of JD, Turk, and Elliot as they grew from new doctors into seasoned professionals.
Iconic British comedy The Full Monty celebrates 30th anniversary with new UK stage tour
Simon Beaufoy, the original writer of the story, first adapted it into a popular stage play in 2013. Now, he’s bringing a new production of the play to venues across the UK, starting in January of next year.
Things Sure Aren’t Sounding Good for French Publisher Nacon
That’s unfortunately not the case.
The Crown star reveals all about playing Sherlock Holmes’s mysterious mother who spends 10 years in an asylum
I really enjoyed that this story wasn’t based on the original Sherlock Holmes adventures, which meant we didn’t have to worry about letting dedicated fans down. It’s a fun, playful, and daring story.
Harnessing Earth’s Core to Hunt for Dark Matter
![The Earth’s dense matter fundamentally alters the behavior of hypothetical axion dark matter particles through quadratic coupling with fermions, creating a localized gradient in the axion field-analogous to light refraction-that is maximized at the surface and detectable via a specialized comagnetometer configured to exploit this effect; this configuration leverages the differing responses of alkali-metal and noble-gas spins to external noise and the axion gradient to achieve ultrahigh sensitivity, with predicted enhancements scaling approximately as [latex] 1/(kR_{\mathrm{E}}) \times ((f_{\mathrm{a}}^{c}/f_{\mathrm{a}})^{2} [/latex] for a Compton frequency of 1 Hz and a decay constant of [latex] 10^{13.5} [/latex] GeV, demonstrating a spatially-confined, measurable signal concentrated near the Earth’s surface.](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.20260v1/x1.png)
A new experiment leverages the planet’s own magnetic field to boost the search for weakly interacting axions, a leading dark matter candidate.
Jonathan Ross’s new show Handcuffed proves the UK still knows no barrier like a class barrier
Thankfully, we didn’t have to go as far as the participants on Channel 4’s new show, Handcuffed: Last Pair Standing. In this unusual competition and social experiment, nine pairs of strangers are literally chained together 24/7 for weeks to see if they can not only endure it, but actually form a connection with each other.
Bitcoin ETFs Are Back: $258 Million in 24 Hours Recorded Amid Institutional Market Comeback
On February 24, a miracle happened. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net inflow of $258 million, according to SoSoValue (whoever they are). In a day. That’s right, $258 million in just 24 hours. It’s like the institutional market suddenly remembered that it was supposed to be doing things. Fidelity’s FBTC led the charge, contributing a whopping $82 million to the party, with Grayscale ETH barely trailing behind with $11 million. Ethereum ETFs threw in a modest $9 million, like that one friend who always brings chips to the party but pretends it’s enough. And just like that, institutional participation was back – like an old friend who shows up just when you’re about to give up on them.