As stablecoin issuers park their metaphorical tents in short-term government debt, the demand for Treasury bills could see an increase of $800 billion to $1 trillion. And here’s the twist: This all has less to do with a crypto renaissance and more to do with those pesky macroeconomic trends. The same trends that refuse to make sense to anyone who’s still trying to figure out inflation.
The BAFTAs delivered a surprising win in the Best Actor category, with the award going to for his role in I Swear. He beat out strong competition including Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothée Chalamet (Marty Supreme), Ethan Hawke (Blue Moon), Michael B. Jordan (Sinners), and Jesse Plemons (Bugonia). Now, I Swear is set for another big moment: it will become available to stream on Netflix in the UK in March 2026, and is expected to be released on and other streaming services in the US later that summer.
Hannah Waddingham, the actress who plays Rebecca Welton, hinted that the next season of the show will likely return in August. She mentioned this while speaking with Deadline at the BAFTA red carpet, and quickly looked to her team to confirm if she was supposed to share that information, adding, “I think it’s August.” Waddingham also expressed excitement about the new direction the show is taking with a revamped athletic department and the ‘Lady Greyhounds,’ saying she believes viewers will love what the writers have created.
Players are already meticulously examining a mysterious flying object frame by frame, trying to understand what it is. One player noticed that it first appeared to be two separate objects, but closer inspection suggests it’s actually a single, large entity. Reddit user Payule explained, “If the object’s outline wasn’t consistently maintained across all the frames, I wouldn’t be so sure about it being one thing.”
Suranne Jones will be back as Gemma Foster in the new season, which will be told in five parts. Bertie Carvel and Tom Taylor are also returning as Simon and Tom. Filming is scheduled to begin this spring in Hertfordshire and the surrounding areas.
Deadline reports that the actor will star as Jane Eyre in a new TV series based on Charlotte Brontë’s classic 1847 novel.
The trailer is intentionally vague, offering only brief looks at the two main characters: Elizabeth Bennet, played by Emma Corrin, and Mr. Darcy, played by Jack Lowden.
The medical comedy was a big hit because it balanced quick, funny jokes with surprisingly moving emotional moments that felt genuine. While the show’s fantasy sequences weren’t always successful, they were tolerable enough.
Rob Beckett will be the new host of the show, replacing Paddy McGuinness, who hosted the first two seasons.
