The actor who played roles in “Game of Thrones” and “Eternals”, previously rumored for the part, has seen his chances increase, currently standing at 12/1 according to Paddy Power. Known for his action roles in films like “The Take” and TV shows such as “Bodyguard”, Madden joins a list of potential contenders that includes Callum Turner, James Norton, and Tom Hardy.
On Thursday, the Commission, ever the master of suspense, published a notice that reads like an invitation to a masquerade ball: “The Commission is publishing this notice to solicit comments on the proposed rule change from interested persons.” Interested persons? In this market? That’s everyone from Wall Street wolves to your neighbor’s cat who once bought Dogecoin.
With a staggering trading volume of $3.1 billion, and a throng of over 400,000 traders hustling about like a pack of ferrets, one cannot help but wonder: shall these whimsical alterations enable Believe to snatch a greater slice of the market pie? Or shall it be like a mouse attempting to compete with a lion? 🐭🦁
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In a humorous take on the classic Western genre, the movie “Blazing Saddles” revolves around a railroad project that is planned to pass through a tiny Western settlement. The attorney general dispatches thugs to drive out the locals, hoping to profit from the influx of cash brought by the railroad. Faced with this situation, the townsfolk plead for a new sheriff to be appointed. To their surprise, and in an attempt to undermine the town’s prospects, the governor selects Bart, a seemingly inept Black railway laborer, as the new sheriff. Fast forward to 2022, the animated film “Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank” shares a comparable tale.
The comeback of Rick Grimes in the “Walking Dead” universe has ignited lots of discussions among fans, and one theory about his character could shed light on the biggest mystery in “Dead City.” During the spinoff’s first season, Negan and Maggie found themselves teaming up against the Dama and the Croat who abducted Hershel. It appeared that this villainous duo might become the show’s primary adversaries moving forward; however, “Dead City” unveiled the New Babylon Federation in season 2, who have shown to be equally malevolent. Despite their claim of being a law-abiding community, they do not always uphold these principles truthfully.