Wall Street’s Crypto Ballet: Jane Street Pirouettes Around Terra’s Ashes

According to the ever-vigilant Wall Street Journal, the liquidator of Terraform Labs, a man named Todd Snyder, has filed a lawsuit against Jane Street in a New York federal court. The charge? That this trading leviathan, with its keen eye and quicker fingers, allegedly used insider information to waltz through the wreckage of the 2022 Terra meltdown, plucking profits from the ashes while the common folk wept into their ledgers.

This Martial Arts Star Played The Same Character 3 Times (Before Jet Li Played Him Twice)

I absolutely loved Fong Sai-yuk! It’s a fantastic kung fu movie from 1993 about this incredible fighter who enters a tournament and, believe it or not, accidentally ends up with a wife! Things get really interesting after that, as he gets caught up with the Red Lotus Society, fighting against the ruling Manchus. It was such a hit they made a second one, Fong Sai-yuk 2, to keep the story going, and it’s just as good!

Hugh Jackman Brings Back Wolverine Look in Latest Photo

Hugh Jackman shared a funny moment on X (formerly Twitter) when he woke up with his hair sticking up in the same pointy style as his famous Wolverine character. He posted a photo of his bedhead, captured in a mirror, and it quickly got 1.4 million views. He joked in the caption, “Woke up and realized I’ve actually turned into the character I’ve played for 25 years!”

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ Unreleased Series Finally Gets A Promising Update

Last year, fans were excited about the final installment of Power Rangers Ninja Kidz, which promised to bring back the original cast and finish a story that began with fan contributions in 2017. However, the release was uncertain due to reported production problems. Recently, a representative from Playmates Toys at a toy industry event indicated they believe they’ve resolved those issues with Hasbro, and the series is now expected to be released later this year.

Why Monarch Can’t Use Certain Toho Monsters, Revealed by Executive [Exclusive]

When asked if certain Toho monsters were restricted to prevent conflicts with the movies, Tunnell explained that while there were some limitations, it wasn’t about being exclusive. The goal is to create a vast and expansive universe, and avoiding overlap with the films helps achieve that. Using the same monsters would make the world feel smaller.