Franklin Templeton has expanded its tokenized security to Arbitrum. An observer sees the move as institutional interest in Arbitrum and Ethereum. As a seasoned crypto investor with over a decade of experience in the digital asset market, I find Franklin Templeton’s expansion onto Arbitrum to be quite intriguing and potentially beneficial for both parties involved. … Read more
The popular video game franchise Borderlands has made its way to the silver screen, but unfortunately, the reception hasn’t been fantastic – with a dismal 4% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Blake Lively, known for her roles as Deadpool and Wolverine’s co-star, discussed her transformation into Lady Deadpool during a recent appearance on Live with Kelly and Mark. The actress, who also starred in It Ends With Us, traced her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut back to the early 2010s. Comics enthusiast Rob Liefeld reportedly based the character’s appearance on Lively, but the details were not yet finalized at that time. Eventually, Ryan Reynolds helped bring Lady Deadpool to life in the Deadpool & Wolverine movie, and fans are thrilled about it.
Actress Michelle Pfeiffer, who played a role in “Ant-Man and the Wasp,” is set to lead “Madison,” a new series spinoff of “Yellowstone” produced by Taylor Sheridan. The three-time Academy Award nominee will not only star but also serve as executive producer on this New York City family’s relocation story to Montana. Initially titled “2024,” the setting appears to be modern times, although it hasn’t been explicitly confirmed yet. If set in contemporary times, it could mark a significant departure from other “Yellowstone” shows, which are typically set during the Civil War and Great Depression eras.
As a dedicated gamer diving headfirst into the animated realm, I can’t help but be thrilled about the approaching climax of “Suicide Squad Isekai”! The anticipation is palpable as DC Comics prepares to unveil the grand finale we’ve all been waiting for. For those who might have missed it, Wit Studio and Warner Bros. Japan collaborated this year to introduce some iconic characters from the DC universe into the anime world.