Similar to how the remake of Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened is utilizing the gathered funds for completing its successor, it seems they’ll soon unveil a major development update, expected within this week.
In Chapter 1141 of “One Piece”, we learn that Loki’s hammer is called Ragnir. Given the strong influence of Norse mythology in the world of Elbaf and Giants, it’s plausible that this hammer is modeled after Mjölnir, the famous hammer wielded by Thor, the god of thunder and lightning. The name Ragnir might be a fusion of Mjölnir and Ragnarök, a term representing the cataclysmic final battle in Norse mythology. This suggests that Loki might possess powers related to thunder or lightning, potentially foreshadowing a comedic reenactment of the Enel vs. Luffy fight on Skypiea during the Elbaf Arc.
If you’re finding it hard to move on from the excitement of awards season, Hulu offers a fantastic selection of recent Academy favorites. It’s just the right time to bring up films like “Poor Things”, “Kinds of Kindness”, and “Little Miss Sunshine”. Mentioning Hulu originals such as “Prey” and “Palm Springs” is equally relevant at this point in time.
The popularity of “The Apothecary Diaries” skyrocketed in the industry, placing it among the top five best-sellers in both 2021 and 2023, according to Oricon. In addition, the series reached the fourth spot for manga sales in 2024. Such success even attracted attention from the Japanese government, who featured the medicinal character Maomao on the cover of their February 2024 issue of “Health, Labor and Welfare” magazine – a unique occurrence as this was the first time any fictional character graced the cover of this public relations magazine.
Ryan Reynolds, despite his popular image, occasionally deviates from it, particularly in films made before Deadpool. For instance, in 2009’s Adventureland and Mississippi Grind (where he starred opposite Ben Mendelsohn), he portrayed characters that were more worn and authentic. However, the most surprising role for Reynolds might be his performance in the 2010 film Buried. This movie is a gripping thriller that lacks the typical juvenile humor found in most of Reynolds’ films. Interestingly, he is the sole character seen onscreen throughout the entire film.
On February 27th, CarnyJared shared proof of his incredible display of what seems like masterful guitar skill (credit to IGN). After dedicating five months to practicing at double the normal speed and an additional nine months at an even faster rate, the streamer has earned everlasting recognition by successfully playing through all 3,722 notes in a speed that is hard to grasp.