Initially, Copilot made a big splash when it debuted as Bing Chat. For a brief period, it surpassed ChatGPT in popularity due to its use of the same AI models but with the ability to draw information from the internet for more recent responses and outcomes, which was groundbreaking at the time.
Jacob Elordi may have gotten famous after his Netflix role in The Kissing Booth trilogy, but Euphoria (which is streaming on a Max subscription) was where the Priscilla star truly showed off his range as an actor. Coming back to playing complex golden boy Nate Jacobs, Elordi spoke to ET about filming his scenes for the third season:
In the movie “Warfare”, played by Joseph Quinn as Sam and Cosmo Jarvis as Elliot, their lives are at stake. The Navy SEALs, trying to protect them, are also making a daring escape from the house they’re hiding in. This film offers a gritty portrayal of war, earning it numerous favorable reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes (via Rotten Tomatoes), the A24 production currently boasts an impressive 94% rating. Interestingly, Ray Mendoza and Elliot Miller are the only characters in “Warfare” whose names match real-life soldiers.
This week promises to be quite engaging as it features two highly anticipated releases – Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Days Gone Remastered – competing for your focus. Additionally, don’t forget to check out Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, which is equally captivating.
If you’re eager to learn about the steps to finish “Divine Messenger” in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, or if you’re finding it difficult to progress, here’s a simplified guide to help you achieve all the essential quest objectives, with the ultimate goal of saving Henry and Hans.
And then—*cue dramatic music*—the unexpected happened. A bold bounce, a full-on reversal, a green weekly close! Back to the same old $125 support like nothing had transpired, like we hadn’t just witnessed a near-death experience. Who needs stability when you can have drama, right?