ETF Drama! CEO’s Shade at Gensler 😱

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The SEC, in its infinite wisdom (or perhaps a temporary lapse into common sense), initially suggested – with a politeness that bordered on menace – that Teucrium and others quietly retract their ETF filings. The rationale? A liquidity drought in the futures market. A pathetic spectacle, really. Gilbertie recounts how they, like obedient schoolboys, complied. Though, one suspects, they continued to monitor the situation with the grim fascination of entomologists observing a particularly sluggish beetle. Upon perceiving a slight improvement in liquidity, they dutifully resubmitted. A truly thrilling tale of bureaucratic cat-and-mouse, wouldn’t you agree? 🙄

Netflix Renews Wednesday for Season 3 (but There’s More Good News)

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On Wednesday (initially released in November 2022), has become an unprecedented hit for Netflix, holding the record as the most-watched English series ever on the platform. The first season remains unrivaled in this regard. For its second season, the creators are planning to delve deeper into darker and more intricate narratives while maintaining the show’s distinctive dark humor. Alongside Jenna Ortega, fans can look forward to seeing Catherine Zeta-Jones as Morticia, Luis Guzmán as Gomez, and Isaac Ordonez as Pugsley returning. New characters are also expected to make an appearance in the second season. The second installment of Wednesday is scheduled for release on Netflix in August, with the season divided into two parts.

Marvel Star May Have Spoiled Their Surprise MCU Return (& It’s the Perfect Time)

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As a die-hard fan of Marvel’s Daredevil series, I was thrilled to see Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio back in action, reprising their iconic roles as Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk respectively. Initially, they took a bit of a backseat, but the stage was eventually set for their return in the highly anticipated miniseries, “Daredevil: Born Again”. This series promises to bring together a host of familiar faces, including Jon Bernthal as the Punisher and Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page. However, there are still a few talented actors like Elodie Yung, who played Elektra in Daredevil, eagerly waiting for their turn to join the action.

Starfield for PS5 May Be Happening Soon

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Based on Detective Seeds’ information, a trusted insider, there’s speculation that Starfield will officially launch on PlayStation 5 during Gamescom. He implies that a potential release in November might occur, allowing The Outer Worlds 2 some space when it comes out in October. Given the magnitude of Gamescom, where Pokemon enthusiasts can preview Pokemon Legends: Z-A for the first time, it wouldn’t be unreasonable to believe this rumor could hold truth.

Hyrule Warriors Age of Imprisonment Update Hints at Release Date Announcement Coming Soon

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The upcoming “Age of Imprisonment” game promises to enrich the storyline of the Legend of Zelda series, as suggested by a previous interview with Creator’s Voice. However, fans are cautious after the controversy surrounding the “Age of Calamity” prequel. Yet, the anticipation for more Zelda lore remains strong, even as players continue to replay “Breath of the Wild” and eagerly await “Tears of the Kingdom”. Unfortunately, Nintendo has yet to reveal the release date for this new installment of Hyrule Warriors.

DC’s Biggest Mistake Was Making Damian Wayne a Hero

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Since he’s declared his departure from the Robin role and his father’s crusade, Damian has found himself at a pivotal juncture in DC comics. This situation presents an opportunity for DC to address what could be their biggest misstep regarding the character: initiating him as a hero in the first place.

Remembering Nickelodeon’s Animated Sketch Comedy of the Late ‘90s: KaBlam!

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Originally produced by Robert Mittenthal, Will McRobb, and Chris Viscardi, “Kablam!” made its debut on Nickelodeon’s Friday Night lineup, known as “More Nick.” From the outset, it was a prime-time show, offering the creative freedom to explore a more compact narrative structure. The program was segmented, catering to a wide range of viewers, making it particularly appealing to kids due to its diverse content offerings. Over the course of four seasons and additional four specials, “Kablam!” held strong on Nickelodeon.