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Elon’s X Hires Crypto Wizard to Turn Your Tweets into Cash (Maybe)

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In a move that’s either genius or utter madness (or both, because Elon), Elon Musk’s social media platform X has hired a design guru with more crypto experience than a Bitcoin whale. Benji Taylor, the man who’s been there, done that, and probably has the blockchain-themed T-shirt to prove it, is now leading design for X. His role is somehow connected to xAI and SpaceX, because apparently, Elon’s empire isn’t sprawling enough already.

DC Brings a Classic Superman Villain Back From the Dead

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Superboy-Prime has been working hard to prove himself lately. He assisted Superman in saving Booster Gold from a dangerous future controlled by Darkseid, and teamed up with Lois Lane to deliver an important message to Doomsday. Now that Superman is missing, Earth needs a new hero, and Prime is determined to take on that role. However, he’s facing a new challenge with the return of a classic Superman enemy who hasn’t been seen in years.

Harry Potter TV Show’s Official Release Date Change Is Absolutely Perfect

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Along with the trailer and the official title announcement, HBO has announced the series will premiere in December 2026. It was originally expected in 2027, but the new release date feels fitting, considering the Harry Potter films are popular choices for holiday viewing, even if they aren’t specifically Christmas movies.

Adam Sandler To Lead Netflix Thriller Remake ‘Time Out’ From Director Scott Cooper

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Netflix announced that Adam Sandler will star in a remake of the 2001 French film L’Emploi du temps, now titled Time Out. Sandler will play Vincent, a recently unemployed man who tries to hide his job loss from his family. As his lies grow, he risks everything, raising the question of how far someone will go to protect their loved ones. The film also features Willem Dafoe, Gaby Hoffmann, F. Murray Abraham, Steve Zahn, and Adam Horovitz.

Jak and Daxter Footage From Pitched Remake Appears Online

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Developer Travis Howe recently shared an animated cutscene on social media, reimagining a scene from the classic game Jak and Daxter with modern graphics. Howe, formerly of Sanzaru Games, clarified that this wasn’t an official PlayStation project. He and a small team of animators created it as a pitch to convince PlayStation to remake or remaster the game. While PlayStation ultimately passed on the idea, the cutscene gives fans a glimpse of what a modern Jak and Daxter could look like with updated textures and lighting.