Cuthbert Binns, a literary character who didn’t appear in the movies, is often referred to as a spectral professor. He gained notoriety for delivering extraordinarily dull lectures on the History of Magic.
The journey to the movie “Avengers: Doomsday” has been quite turbulent, filled with setbacks and missteps. However, it’s important to acknowledge that there have also been significant triumphs. One such example is “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” which grossed over $1.9 billion and managed to succeed despite the ongoing pandemic. This multiverse film will be followed by a street-level sequel titled “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” in July 2026, marking a break in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s release schedule but also ending a disappointing trend with it.
A notable modder named InfernoPlus has ingeniously combined two fantastic game worlds, blending Morrowind’s expansive landscape into Elden Ring to create an extraordinary fusion that could be called… Eldenwind. Or perhaps more appropriately, Morroweld. This remarkable creation is the work of Todd RR “Miyazaki” Howard.
As more actors are added to the cast, it’s confirmed that Warwick Davis is reprising his role as Filius Flitwick, the Charms professor at Hogwarts, in an upcoming project (as announced on the Harry Potter website). Throughout the eight Harry Potter films, Davis portrayed both Flitwick and the goblin Griphook. Intriguingly, Davis played two distinct versions of Flitwick: in The Philosopher’s Stone and The Chamber of Secrets, he appeared as an older wizard with long white hair and a beard, while his look drastically changed to shorter dark hair and a mustache for The Prisoner of Azkaban. At first, this new appearance was thought to be a different character, the choir master, but it was retained for Flitwick in subsequent films, essentially altering his appearance in a process known as retconning.
As a passionate fan, I’m thrilled to share that in my latest blog post, I delve into the intricate details of Borderlands 4’s endgame systems. This exciting exploration offers fellow enthusiasts a sneak peek into how this highly-anticipated sequel intends to ensure Vault Hunters like us stay engaged and entertained long after completing the main campaign!
Beginning this week, I have taken on the role of Creative Director at WB Games Montreal Inc. I am thrilled to embark on this exciting journey alongside all the talented individuals in our studio.
The Linea token is officially crashing the pre-market party, giving fearless traders a sneak peek before the “big launch.” Binance is handing out up to 5x leverage; Bybit Alpha is going full throttle at 10x-because who needs sleep? Meanwhile, Hyperliquid offers a humble 3x, and everyone else is just trying to keep up.
Japan Post Bank, guardian of an eye-watering $1.3 trillion in deposits (a sum that would make Scrooge McDuck’s vault look modest), is gallantly preparing to unveil the DCJPY in fiscal 2026, according to the ever-reliable Nikkei Asia. This newfangled digital currency will prance about on a bespoke blockchain, masterfully crafted by DeCurret DCP-an offspring of the cryptic Internet Initiative Japan (IIJ)-which has dabbled in digital currency platforms since 2020, as if that were an eternity.
Over the past decade, September has been Bitcoin’s equivalent of a Monday morning after a weekend of bad decisions. 📉 In eight out of the last 12 years, it’s ended the month looking like it’s been on a crash diet-and not in a good way. The rare times it’s gone green? Single-digit gains, darling. Meanwhile, October and November are out there living their best lives, with October earning the nickname “Uptober” after an 83% surge one year. Talk about a glow-up! ✨
Here’s all the One Piece content included in the list that is set to leave on September 1, 2025.