As a long-time fan of the Alien franchise, I am beyond excited for the upcoming release of Alien: Romulus, which lands in theaters this weekend. Since my early teenage years, I have been captivated by the thrilling and terrifying universe that Ridley Scott created, and I’ve eagerly awaited each new installment.
IMF proposes electricity tax hikes on crypto miners Per the agency, the levy would help address miners to reduce their carbon footprint. As a seasoned researcher with a keen interest in environmental sustainability and technology, I find the IMF’s proposal to be a step in the right direction towards mitigating the carbon footprint of crypto … Read more
Prior to the upcoming launch, developers Visual Concepts and 2K Games are progressively revealing details about NBA 2K25. In their recent update, they’ve disclosed some of the major enhancements and fresh features coming to The W in this edition of the game.
Even though “My Hero Academia” has concluded, its impact continues to grow. Over a decade, creator Kohei Horikoshi painstakingly crafted the universe where Deku bravely fought for salvation. From his initial days at U.A. High School to his triumphant return as a professional hero, fans remained loyal companions on Deku’s journey. The series’ phenomenal success is undeniable, but Horikoshi admitted he might have abandoned art altogether if the story had flopped initially.
In a recent press conference, All Elite Wrestling (AEW) revealed that their biggest annual event, “AEW ALL IN,” will be held in Texas for the first time in 2025. Specifically, it will originate from Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas and will be named “AEW ALL IN: Texas.” This is the first time AEW ALL IN has been staged in the United States since its debut in 2018 at Chicago’s Sears Centre Arena. The announcement of AEW ALL IN: Texas comes hot on the heels of reports suggesting that AEW was planning to hold a stadium show in Texas soon, as well as one day after news broke about AEW scouting potential venues for a future stadium event in Australia.
Over the past year or so, the path to the big screen for the movie titled “The Bikeriders” became somewhat intricate. Initially, Disney opted not to release it during the awards season, even though it had already been shown at film festivals. The film was eventually bought by Focus and premiered in cinemas earlier this summer. Now, in mid-August, Universal has made a new 4K Ultra-HD Blu-ray version of “The Bikeriders” available for home viewing.