🚀 Bitcoin to $140K? M2 Money Says “Hold My Beer”! 🤑

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Bitcoin chart from MoneyLord

Now, this M2 business is like tryin’ to explain calculus to a mule-most folks ain’t buyin’ it. But MoneyLord’s stickin’ to his guns, sayin’ it’s the key to Bitcoin’s next big hoedown. He’s predictin’ a price surge so big, it’ll make your eyeballs pop out like a frog in a frying pan. 🍳 According to him, the recent disconnect between Bitcoin and M2 ain’t no failure-it’s just the market throwin’ a hissy fit, what with all the financial shenanigans goin’ on. 🤡

Rob Reiner’s Love Story With Michele Reiner Is Sweeter Than a Rom Com

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The director of This Is Spinal Tap originally envisioned Elizabeth McGovern starring alongside Billy Crystal in his 1989 romantic comedy. He pitched the idea to Nora Ephron, drawing heavily from his own personal experiences with love, and McGovern – who was his girlfriend at the time – was his first choice for the female lead.

Control Resonant: 5 Things We Just Learned

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Remedy has cleverly adjusted its approach with some exciting new features, making Resonant feel as stylish and compelling as Control, and perhaps even better. Many of us were thrilled by the announcement trailer and its wonderfully strange atmosphere, but what exactly did we learn from it?

The Next Hunger Games Movie Will Do Something We’ve Never Seen Before

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With Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson returning as Katniss and Peeta in Sunrise on the Reaping, the movie will feature all the Hunger Games winners from District 12. That even includes an appearance by Rachel Zegler as Lucy Gray Baird. While it’s uncertain if Woody Harrelson will reprise his role as Haymitch, Joseph Zada will be playing a younger version of the character and is expected to deliver a strong performance. Having all four District 12 victors together is exciting news for fans of The Hunger Games.

23 Years Ago, One Superman Story Debunked Injustice’s Entire Plot

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The graphic novel Superman: Ending Battle is a gritty story that tests Superman like never before. He races to find out who knows his secret identity and is orchestrating attacks on him and everyone he cares about. It’s revealed that the villain is Manchester Black, a character who mocks the idea of anti-heroes, and possesses strong telekinetic and telepathic powers – he was previously a major villain in the popular comic What’s So Funny About Truth, Justice and the American Way? The story takes a shocking turn when Superman discovers Lois Lane dead, and his reaction in that moment truly defines who he is as a hero.

63 Years Ago Today, This Sci-Fi Horror Anthology Series Told the Perfect Time Travel Story (Starring a Silent Film Legend)

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Buster Keaton, a famous star of silent films, appeared in a memorable episode of The Twilight Zone called “Once Upon a Time.” This role as Woodrow Mulligan came later in his career. Keaton rose to fame in the 1920s with his incredible physical comedy and daring stunts, all delivered with a famously stoic, expressionless face – earning him the nickname “The Great Stone Face.” Five years before he died in 1966, Keaton, who began acting in films in 1917, played an unexpected time traveler in what many consider one of the show’s best episodes.