Disney’s Fairy Tale Flop: Snow White Tanks as Minecraft Builds Empire

by

After shedding an astounding 1,210 cinemas last Friday, and having already lost 450 theaters the previous weekend, it’s evident that the film’s earnings are plummeting. According to Forbes, Snow White’s projected total for its fourth weekend is a modest $2.8 million from 2,540 theaters, placing it at number eight on the domestic chart. This decline follows an alarming 66% drop during its second weekend, where it earned only $14.2 million—a significant departure from the high expectations associated with one of its most famous fairy tales.

Sean Lowe’s Dog Attack Scars

by

A month after a violent attack by his recently adopted 3-month old Boxer dog, Moose, left the 41-year-old Bachelor alum in the hospital for two visits within a 12-hour span, he provided an update on his progress with his recovery.

Ghost of Yōtei “Always Felt Great” to Play, Says Shuhei Yoshida

by

Initially during its developmental phase, Shuhei Yoshida – former president of SIE Worldwide Studios – tried out the game and provided extensive praise. In an interview on the Easy Allies Podcast, he shared that the game was remarkably bug-free and seldom crashed. He also mentioned that despite numerous changes to the battle system, it consistently functioned smoothly.

Bitcoin’s Glittering Future: Why the Degrossing Drama Could Lead to a Moonshot

by

Jauvin, ever the academic, leans heavily on the revered work of Michael Howell (yes, that Michael Howell) for his insights. According to Howell’s Granger‑causality tests (sure, everyone’s familiar with those), global liquidity takes a casual 11-week lead over Bitcoin’s movements. Forget about “equity-style beta,” Jauvin scoffs, dismissing it as a “spurious correlation.” You see, US equities have simply been the convenient conduit for global dollar liquidity since the pandemic. A little thing called “deficits,” Jauvin reminds us, has caused this influx of liquidity. We’ve all been swimming in it, whether we like it or not.