Cardano: The Crypto That Forgot to Pack Its Lunch

Trading at $0.2815, Cardano has been trapped in the same range for days, like a goldfish in a bowl that’s suddenly realized it’s not going to get any bigger. It’s down nearly 80% from its November 2024 high, which is about as cheerful as a tax audit on your birthday.

Harry Potter Fans Make Shock Realization About Ron 28 Years Later

I was digging around on Reddit and stumbled upon a really interesting point about Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. It centers around that conversation Harry, Ron, and Hermione have while discussing Tom Riddle’s diary. Harry starts questioning why anyone would try to get rid of it in the first place, which is a good question. But then he hits on something even more puzzling: what exactly were the “special services” that earned Tom Riddle an award – the same award Ron was stuck cleaning earlier in the book? It really makes you think!

Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes Makes Every Jump a Desperate Battle for Survival (Preview)

Unlike typical strategy games focused on building empires, Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes is all about survival. Developed by Alt Shift, this upcoming game combines real-time strategy with roguelike elements, putting you in command of a fleet desperately trying to escape the Cylons. The goal isn’t to conquer, but to simply last long enough to jump to the next sector and continue the long journey back to the Battlestar Galactica. After a hands-on demo, it’s clear that endurance is key. So say we all.

Stranger Things Star Breaks Silence on “Dumb” Conformity Gate (And What Fans Actually Missed in the Finale)

Following the recent conclusion of Stranger Things and the intense fan reaction surrounding the “Conformity Gate” theory, cast members have been sharing their thoughts on both the ending and how the fanbase responded. In a new interview, Caleb McLaughlin, who plays a key role in the series, discussed why he believes the Conformity Gate theory gained such a strong hold on viewers. He even pointed out details from the finale that fans overlooked, which could have potentially disproven the theory early on.

The Silence of the Lambs at 35 – Revisiting our chat with Sir Anthony Hopkins: ‘I wanted to be like Richard Burton – famous as well as different’

Anthony Hopkins didn’t truly feel like a good actor until he won an Oscar in 1992 for his iconic role as Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs. He recalls thinking, “Now I’ve proven myself,” after receiving the award. Before that, he struggled with self-doubt, unhappiness, and alcohol abuse – problems he notes are sadly common among artists. He describes that period as a rather unpleasant time.