The U.S. government moved some BTC from its portfolio to Coinbase Prime. Will this spark another government-induced wave of sell pressure? As a seasoned researcher with extensive experience in the crypto market, I have closely followed the developments surrounding the U.S. government and its Bitcoin holdings. The recent transfer of 58.74 BTC from the U.S. … Read more
Ryan Reynolds, who plays Deadpool and Wolverine in the movies, has put an end to the speculation about a Taylor Swift cameo in the Deadpool series. Swifties might feel let down (or relieved?) by this announcement once more.
Social media’s emergence has bridged the gap between developers and fan bases in a way that wasn’t feasible with older console generations. This newfound interaction brings many benefits, such as increased communication and openness. However, it also comes with its challenges. Some fans have misused this access by posting harmful comments against developers, as evidenced by Sega’s recent successful lawsuit against a social media user for excessive defamatory remarks directed at one of their employees (as reported in a Japanese press release translated by PC Gamer).
As a longtime fan of both Naruto and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, I couldn’t be more thrilled about this upcoming crossover! Having grown up reading manga and watching anime, I’ve always been captivated by the rich worlds and characters that these stories bring to life. And now, two of my favorites are coming together in a way that promises to deliver an exciting new adventure.
Netflix has unveiled the initial trailer for the fourth installment of their popular romantic comedy series “Emily in Paris,” starring Lily Collins in the titular role. The new season begins with Emily finding herself single following the shocking events of season three’s finale. In the clip, Emily is seen chatting with her friend Mindy (Ashley Park) about the numerous appealing men she encountered during her morning run. It appears that some of the show’s characters are just as taken aback by Emily’s newfound singleness as the audience will be. Consistent with Netflix’s tradition, the upcoming season will consist of two parts.
On August 22nd, the naval action role-playing game “Skull and Bones” from Ubisoft Singapore will be available on Steam. The game was initially released for PC on February 16th through Ubisoft Connect and the Epic Games Store, as well as on Xbox Series X/S and PS5.