Henry Cavill Injured, Delaying Major Fantasy Reboot

According to Deadline’s report, Henry Cavill sustained an injury during the pre-production phase of Amazon MGM Studios’ Highlander movie. The incident happened on set while he was training, but details about the nature of his injury remain unclear. Due to this injury, it seems that production may be postponed until early 2026.

BRICS Central Banks Are Secretly Building Their Own Financial Future With XRP Ledger – Shhh!

According to Aljarrah (no, not Jar Jar Binks), the central banks of BRICS countries, along with the New Development Bank, have been working with XRP Ledger for years. Like, YEARS. This isn’t a last-minute thing. It’s a long-term strategy. They’ve got the receipts-*actual* records that show Ripple’s been a key player in their financial plans since who-knows-when. Apparently, this is the future of smooth, easy, and oh-so-secure cross-border payments. 🌍💸

BlackRock’s Blockchain Bonanza: ETFs Go 24/7 🤑💥

Whispers from the corridors of power suggest the asset management behemoth is toying with the idea of tokenizing exchange-traded funds, linking them to such thrilling real-world assets as equities and bonds. 🧾 Yes, the very same equities and bonds that have brought us centuries of joy and prosperity. The innovation? Trading them 24/7, because who needs weekends when you can lose money around the clock? ⏰

You Won’t Believe How Much Anthropic Just Raised – It’s Like AI Money on Steroids!

Oh, surprise surprise, the round was led by ICONIQ and co-led by Fidelity Management & Research Company and Lightspeed Venture Partners. Fancy names, right? They claim Anthropic will use the cash to keep up with enterprise demand, “advance safety research” (because you know, AI might take over the world someday), and “expand internationally” – which, in normal speak, means, “We’re gonna spend it on fancy offices.”

7 “Bad” Superhero Movies You Should Actually Watch Once in Your Life (Including Two MCU Movies)

Some films, like “Howard the Duck,” are so flawed that they somehow become enjoyable. However, being entertainingly bad isn’t enough for our list. It’s a plus, but it doesn’t quite cut it on its own. To warrant a spot on this list, a “bad” superhero movie needs an additional compelling factor to make it worth watching. As we explore further, we’ll discuss what those factors are and why these problematic films still manage to captivate audiences. The movies on the list are organized chronologically.

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’s RT Score Confirms Whether the Shonen Series Has Lost Its Hype

After receiving the latest round of reviews, the animated movie “Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle” boasts an impressive Rotten Tomatoes score of 95%, based on 21 submitted reviews, with most being favorable. One such review comes from ComicBook’s Evan Valentine, who generally enjoyed the film but had concerns about the storyline and pace, stating that “Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle” is a monumental effort in the anime world, enhancing the strengths of the shonen series while also magnifying its weaknesses, which he believes detract from the overall experience. ComicBook rated the movie 3 out of 5 stars.