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Buy-side dominance in Futures Taker CVD (a fancy way of saying “people are buying”) and larger Average Order Sizes (they’re not just nibbling, they’re feasting) signal that the bulls are still at the party. 🎉
It’s easy to focus on the popular superhero teams, but many others are overlooked and forgotten. For every team that achieves lasting fame, several more disappear without a trace, which is a real loss considering their potential. Today, we’re highlighting five of these deserving but forgotten teams and hoping they’ll get another opportunity to prove themselves.
It’s easy to understand why so many good sci-fi shows disappear – the genre is huge and varied, meaning lots of quality programs get overlooked. When a show doesn’t quickly attract a large audience, it’s often canceled, even if it has potential. The most frustrating cases are when a promising show is cut short while it’s still good. These cancellations feel unfair to fans, and it’s something they often struggle to accept, even long after it happens.
Season 2 of Murder in a Small Town, which began airing in 2025, brought changes for both Cassandra, now an elected official, and Alberg, a police officer whose department gained new resources. The episode “Mother Love” featured a complex case and marked the final performance of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, alongside a guest appearance by The X-Files star William B. Davis. Rossif Sutherland discussed his experience working with Warner and revealed a personal connection between Davis and his late father, Donald Sutherland.
Now that the movie *Weapons* is available to rent and buy, I recently interviewed the director. While we spent most of our time talking about a character named Aunt Gladys and how she almost made it into the film, I started by asking about how the movie might influence Halloween costumes in 2025. The director won’t be able to see the costumes himself – he’s currently filming a new *Resident Evil* movie overseas – but he’s excited for people to dress up. He shared with me,
I was so inspired by Harry and Meghan’s recent night out! They attended Project Healthy Minds’ gala in New York City on October 9th, and it was truly special. Not only did they have a lovely date night, but they were also recognized with the Humanitarians of the Year Award for all the incredible work they’re doing through their Archewell Foundation. It’s wonderful to see them using their platform to champion mental health and make a real difference.
Recently, governments around the world have been trying to require people to prove who they are before they can access certain online content. In the US, this is happening mainly with adult websites to prevent children from using them and to identify anyone sharing illegal material. In the UK, proving your identity is becoming necessary for things like video games and apps such as Discord. This change is quite controversial because it ends online anonymity and raises worries about how personal information might be used.
If you grew up in the 1970s, you probably didn’t notice any problems with these Disney films, and many people who saw them back then still enjoy them today. Even though Disney wasn’t doing as well financially at the time, a lot of these movies are actually surprisingly good. Some fans believe they would have been much more successful if they’d been released at a different time. While they didn’t become timeless classics like *Snow White* or *The Lion King*, they might have been your favorite movies growing up if you were a child after Walt Disney’s death and before the age of big-budget blockbusters.
Kamla was initially released on PC through Steam on May 7, 2024, and later became available on iOS and Android devices on February 8, 2025.
John lives a typical life with his parents and three siblings. He’s a promising young goalkeeper, good enough to attract attention from a talent scout. However, he’s also developing a strange condition: he uncontrollably blurts out swear words at the worst possible times. This leads to frequent trips to the headmaster’s office for punishment, and his mother, Shirley Henderson, makes him eat his meals by the fireplace instead of at the table because of his habit of spitting.