XRP leads post-SEC settlement, hits Golden Cross, and breaks multi-year triangle. The altcoin outperforms BTC, ETH; divergence signals rise, monthly money flow increases. As a seasoned analyst with over two decades of experience in the financial markets, I have witnessed numerous market cycles and trends. The recent developments surrounding XRP have caught my attention, particularly … Read more
Tina Knowles is laying her cards down, down, down, down about Beyoncé and Jay-Z‘s twins.
James Gunn has made a name for himself by taking B-list comic book characters and turning them into household favorites. With Marvel Studios, he played a key role in making the Guardians of the Galaxy one of Marvel’s most successful intellectual properties. He then repeated this success with DC, working on projects like Suicide Squad, Peacemaker, and soon enough, the Creature Commandos. Now that Gunn is working on Superman, there’s a character from DC Comics he might want to focus on next for a film or series – Buddy Baker, also known as Animal Man.
In my own words, I’d express it as: “As a fan, I called forth the mutants from the X-Men animated series of the 1990s – Wolverine, Storm, Rogue, Gambit, Beast, Bishop, and Morph, along with Jean Grey, Jubilee, Sunspot, and new commander Magneto. With Marvel Animation’s Emmy-nominated reboot, X-Men ’97, these iconic X-Men returned to a fresh era.”
Since the summer blockbuster hit of Deadpool & Wolverine, star and producer Ryan Reynolds has been expressing his thoughts about his fellow actors on social media. Yesterday, it was Rob Delaney’s moment to shine, and Reynolds posted one of the most heartfelt co-star messages yet. He praised Delaney’s wit and vulnerability, as well as how a personal tragedy in Delaney’s life affected him deeply.
It appears that “Star Wars: The Acolyte” will not have a second season. Recent commercial reports indicate that Lucasfilm has decided to halt the series following its controversial release within the Star Wars franchise. Despite receiving a generally positive rating of 78% from critics on review platforms, the show’s audience response was low, with only 18% of viewers expressing approval on Rotten Tomatoes.