Why James Gunn’s Superman Trailer Reminded Me I Love Superman

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The story “All-Star Superman” stands among the best Superman tales ever penned, and I dare say it’s one of the finest superhero comics, arguably even the greatest. The collaboration between Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely resulted in a narrative that brilliantly showcases everything fantastic about Superman. This work skillfully demonstrated how cool the elements DC Comics presented post-“Crisis” truly were. It’s captivating beauty is undeniable. In the second volume of the hardcover reprints, Mark Waid wrote an introduction that reveals a profound understanding of Superman’s character. Waid expressed, “Gods gain their power by making people believe in them. Superman gains his by believing in us.

US election another ‘buy the rumor, buy the news’ event for BTC: Pantera

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2025 looks poised for continued success in the Bitcoin (BTC) and overall cryptocurrency sector, as predicted by Pantera Capital’s recent blockchain report, with the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump potentially leading to further market growth. In simpler terms, Pantera’s “Year Ahead in Crypto” aimed to address concerns that the U.S. Presidential Election would be a … Read more

BitsLab’s ScaleBit flags ‘alarming’ Uniswap Wallet vulnerability

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On January 13th, ScaleBit, a branch of the security company BitsLab, raised concerns about a possible weakness in the Web3 wallets of Uniswap, a decentralized exchange. This issue, if validated, could potentially put all stored assets at risk. According to ScaleBit’s announcement, there’s a reported issue where attackers with direct access to the device can … Read more

Slammin’ Secrets About Save the Last Dance

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2001’s “Save the Last Dance,” starring Julia Stiles, was a hit movie during her successful teen film era and Shakespearean phase. This film, which placed suburban Sara in an inner-city Chicago high school and led her to fall in love with Sean Patrick Thomas’ character Derek, held the top spot at the box office for two weeks. This success catapulted then-freshman Julia Stiles at Columbia University into widespread popularity.