First Look at MJ’s New Boyfriend in Spider-Man: Brand New Day Sets Up Marvel’s Most Hated Character

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A recent clip posted on Instagram by choirafrica shows Peter watching MJ (Zendaya) at a party. She’s happily interacting with another man (Eman Esfandi), and Peter can only look on from across the room. This scene powerfully reflects the ending of No Way Home – Doctor Strange’s spell made everyone forget Peter Parker, so MJ has no memory of him and has moved on with her life. He’s forced to watch her appear happy with someone else, knowing she doesn’t remember him.

Dune 3’s Jason Momoa Asks How Duncan Idaho Returns in New Trailer

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During a trailer event for Dune 3, Jason Momoa playfully questioned Denis Villeneuve about his character’s return. He expressed his enjoyment of Dune 2 but jokingly asked why his character was killed off in the first film and how he was brought back now. Villeneuve explained that the decision was based on the original novel and what best served the story.

Ethereum’s 12-Second Miracle: Vitalik’s Grand Farce or Genius?

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Mark well, dear reader, Ethereum stands on the precipice of a revolution in transaction speed, thanks to the latest whimsy of its co-founder, Vitalik Buterin. He proclaims a new fast confirmation rule, a mechanism so bold it guarantees transactions shall not revert after but one slot, a fleeting 12 seconds.

XRP’s SEC Drama Ends-Finally!

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The Ripple-linked XRP cryptocurrency has been categorized as a digital commodity, according to a historic joint interpretation issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on March 17. The token has now definitely shed the “security” label that would plague it for years. 

Openclaw’s Claws Prove Rather Dull, Certik Purrs with Disdain

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In a report that’s as scintillating as a gossip column, cybersecurity darlings Certik have revealed that Openclaw’s security is more hole than substance. Its reliance on “skill scanning” is, frankly, a joke-a feeble attempt to shield users from malicious third-party extensions. How très embarrassing!