The Super Bowl is famous for more than just the game and halftime performance; it’s also well-known for its commercials, which cost companies millions of dollars for just a few seconds of airtime.
Sources say that former Great British Bake Off host Giedroyc is being considered by Strictly Come Dancing producers to replace Tess Daly, who currently presents the show.
As a huge music and pop culture fan, I was absolutely blown away by Bad Bunny’s recent performance! It was incredible – he had Cardi B, Lady Gaga, Ricky Martin, Pedro Pascal, and even Jessica Alba show up as surprises. And it all happened just a week after he made history by winning Album of the Year at the Grammys with ‘Debí Tirar Más Fotos’ – the first Spanish-language album to ever win that award! It’s a huge moment for Latin music, and the performance was the perfect celebration.
The Avengers Circle Theory suggests the circular pattern surrounding the “A” in the Avengers logo foreshadows events in each movie.
The game was originally intended for PC only, but it will now also be released on consoles. It’s also partnering with Fortnite for a special collaboration.
A new approach unifies curiosity-driven learning with goal-directed optimization, enabling agents to both acquire knowledge and actively pursue objectives.
Bitmine, that technological wonderland nurtured by the genius of Tom Lee, has once again swept another 20,000 ETH into its coffers. This comes hot on the heels of its previous binge where over 40,000 ETH were acquired at a jaw-dropping valuation of around $117 million. Surely, one could write a soap opera about such extravagant spending!
Actor Rebel Wilson is collaborating with award-winning composer Mark Sonnenblick to bring the UK premiere of “Midnight at the Never Get” to audiences this July.
In Shaun Evans’s new show, Betrayal, he stars as John, a spy for MI5 who is facing difficulties in his personal life and at work. All four episodes are currently streaming on ITVX.
In the parlor of headlines, a man with a loud voice spoke of giants and Dow numbers as if the street corner were a grand battlefield. President Trump kept talking of a Dow at a hundred thousand, while futures crept upward on Monday morning as if they were stubborn horses fooled by a carrot. Meanwhile, the gold market seems to have found its swagger again, pulling itself back toward a legend of five thousand dollars an ounce, and silver, ever the second fiddle, tiptoes back to eighty. The numbers rise and fall like a flock of birds that can’t decide whether to roost or fly away.