Ariana Grande “Flattered” That Disney Fans Want Her for Hercules Reboot

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The performer who switched from music to acting left spectators spellbound with her interpretation of Glinda in Jon M. Chu’s Wicked, a character she’s longed to embody for years. This resurgence sparked discussions about Grande potentially portraying Megara in Disney’s upcoming live-action movie, Hercules. Although Grande is touched by the enthusiasm of fans for her casting, a specific role holds a special place in her heart that she might choose instead.

Bitcoin: Why BTC’s low active address count could signal trouble

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The significant drop in activity on the Bitcoin network could exert additional downward pressure on the cryptocurrency’s price. A key resistance level, where notable sell orders are concentrated, could further challenge Bitcoin’s ability to sustain its current value. Over the recent days, I’ve noticed Bitcoin [BTC] trading within a narrow band between $93,000 and $94,000, … Read more

Classic Nintendo 3DS Game Is Exploding in Price to Absurd Highs

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Initially launched in 2013 exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS console, the game “Tomodachi Life,” developed by Nintendo itself, has been selling at inflated prices recently. For nearly a decade, this Nintendo-made game was often available for relatively low costs, typically ranging from $10 to $40. However, towards the end of 2023, this trend started to shift, causing the resale price of “Tomodachi Life” to surge rapidly.

Squid Game Creator Explains Why Season 2’s Most Controversial Player Shares Name With Marvel Villain

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Fans of Squid Game Season 2 present a rapper who goes by the name Thanos, a moniker inspired by the infamous Marvel antagonist. Just like his namesake, Thanos sports purple hair and adorns his nails with replicas of the Infinity Stones. According to the creator of Squid Game, Hwang Dong-hyuk, naming the character after a Marvel villain was strategic, aiming to attract fans globally and make Thanos an appealing character for audiences worldwide.