Song Young-kyu, South Korean Actor, Dead at 55

On August 4th, as confirmed by local authorities to Variety, the lead actor of the movie “Extreme Job” was discovered unconscious in a parked vehicle nearby Seoul, South Korea, by an acquaintance. Regrettably, he was 55 years old.

Pamela Anderson Shares Message on Love Amid Liam Neeson Romance Rumors

Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson are fully cognizant of the affection being shown towards them, whether it’s for their latest film or their apparent on-screen chemistry that has left audiences smitten. Despite keeping quiet about their relationship status, they seem to be well-informed about the adoration they receive.

Formula Legends launches September 18

3DClouds CEO Francesco Bruschi stated in a press release, “Since announcing Formula Legends earlier this year, the game has undergone significant development. This new demo serves as another chance for us to grow and refine the gaming experience as we rapidly approach launch. Our team, who are all avid motorsport enthusiasts, have poured their hearts into Formula Legends. We believe that those with a similar passion will truly appreciate our game.

Coinbase’s $2B Hail Mary: Wall Street to the Rescue? 🚀💸

According to their August 5 press release (which read like a soap opera script), Coinbase is offering $1 billion in convertible senior notes due 2029 and another $1 billion due 2032. Exclusive to qualified institutional buyers, mind you-no riffraff allowed. SEC Rule 144A, they call it. Fancy.

Battlefield 6’s Environmental Destruction Was Inspired by Bad Company 2

In the past, the game Battlefield: Bad Company 2 was renowned for its extensive maps that allowed players to demolish buildings and objects. A recurring joke about playing this 2010 shooter was that a determined player could flatten an entire map. However, since then, Battlefield games have reduced the destructibility of their environments, such as in Battlefield 3, Battlefield 5, and Battlefield 2042. But with Battlefield 6, it appears developer DICE is aiming to return to the style of destructible environments found in Bad Company 2.

One DC Legend Did More For Comics Than Marvel’s Stan Lee (And Needs Way More Credit)

Stan Lee is widely recognized as a brilliant showman, reminiscent of a carnival barker for Marvel Comics, often referred to as the comic book grandfather by many. His popularity skyrocketed with the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, making him an icon in the eyes of the general public. However, it’s important to acknowledge that Lee is not the only significant figure in the comics industry. One such individual who deserves immense respect is Jenette Kahn.

Kahn assumed the role of publisher at DC Comics in the late 1970s and managed to turn a nearly bankrupt company into a creative powerhouse. While Stan Lee is often credited with making comics great, Kahn’s contributions to DC Comics played an integral part in elevating the publisher – and the entire comic book industry – to unprecedented heights.