Well, well, well! Look who’s jumping on the digital bandwagon! The Republican leadership in the House of Representatives and Senate committees, crucial for crypto policy, have decided to form a working group. Yes, folks, a working group! Because nothing says “we’re serious” like a bunch of politicians getting together to talk about digital assets and … Read more
Ah, the US Department of Justice, that venerable institution tasked with upholding the law and, apparently, making life as complicated as possible for anyone involved in decentralized finance (DeFi). According to the venture capital firm a16z, they really ought to stop holding DeFi protocols accountable for all the mischief that happens on their watch—mischief they … Read more
During an interview with EW for the upcoming second season, set to premiere in April, showrunners Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann shared insights on the character of Abby, played by Laura Bailey in the series. Notably, Druckmann opted to alter Abby’s physical appearance for the TV adaptation, making her less bulky and taller compared to her game version. The motivation behind this change was Druckmann’s desire to focus more on drama rather than constant violent action, as there is still action present, but with a different emphasis and approach.
The third season of “Invincible” has begun, and early responses from viewers who saw it ahead of time (such as ComicBook) are positive. Currently, on Rotten Tomatoes, the season is boasting a flawless 100% score after ten critic reviews have been tallied. As more opinions pour in, this score might shift, but an impressive start for the fresh episodes has been established.
Occasionally, a meme can gain such widespread popularity that it transcends its original source, with viewers unaware of the clip’s true origin. While this anonymity might make tracing origins challenging, these viral sensations often leave an indelible mark, resulting in a devoted fanbase for any particular series. Here are seven anime memes that have become much more iconic than their respective shows.
In “For All Mankind,” we delve into a fictional universe where the space race of the 1960s persisted instead of concluding. The Soviet Union managed to land on the moon before the U.S., but this setback instead fueled American determination, driving them to push boundaries in rocketry and space travel even further. Over four seasons, the story unfolds, jumping a decade with each season as it paints a picture of this alternate timeline’s evolution.