XRP’s bullish thesis will remain valid only if it stays above the $2 level. Exchanges have witnessed a significant $160 million worth of XRP outflow in the past three trading days. As a seasoned analyst with over two decades of experience in the financial markets, I have witnessed numerous market cycles and trends, both bullish … Read more
At long last, horror enthusiasts can rejoice, as Sony Pictures has disclosed plans to bring the iconic zombie movie “28 Days Later” to digital streaming services. This move represents a major milestone for the cherished 2002 horror gem, which has been scarcely available for legal viewing in recent times. The announcement is made via a newly created platform where fans can register for updates regarding the digital launch date, demonstrating Sony’s dedication to making this pioneering film reachable to contemporary viewers. The timing couldn’t be more perfect, as Sony has recently unveiled the trailer for “28 Days Later”‘s much-anticipated sequel, “28 Years Later”.
A few weeks back, it seemed like Ringo Starr hinted that Barry Keoghan might take on the role of him in Sam Mendes’ forthcoming tetralogy of Beatles movies.
As we approach the midpoint of the initial post-release phase for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, anticipation builds towards the commencement of season 2.
Are both of you playing EA Sports FC 25, one on Xbox and the other on PlayStation, and wishing to enjoy online multiplayer together? It’s essential to find out if crossplay for FC 25 has been enabled in order to do so.
Presently, the primary fascination among Doctor Who enthusiasts centers around the forthcoming Christmas special titled “Joy to the World.” However, it seems that we won’t have a prolonged wait before we can enjoy another complete season of this science fiction phenomenon.