Kim Kardashian recently discussed the aftermath of the armed robbery she experienced in Paris in October 2016. On a recent episode of The Kardashians, she revealed a painful comment her then-husband made to her afterward. (Although she didn’t mention him by name, Kim was married to Kanye West at the time.)
This move, my dear reader, is not merely a shift-it is a confession, a belated acknowledgment that the world has spun far beyond the confines of rubles and ledgers. The crypto market, once scorned as the playground of dreamers and schemers, now beckons even the most stoic of institutions. VTB, with its newfound zeal, promises to offer both retail and institutional customers a regulated gateway to this digital Eldorado. But one must wonder: is this a leap of faith or a desperate lunge to stay relevant? 🧐
It’s clear there’s an issue with representation when looking at the cast of Avengers: Doomsday. While Robert Downey Jr. will be playing Doctor Doom, and the sequel will feature many returning Marvel actors, only five out of the 26 confirmed supporting actors are women, compared to 21 men. This significant imbalance is concerning and highlights a larger, ongoing problem with the Marvel Cinematic Universe that seems to have persisted for too long.
WLFI, that enigmatic soul, is displaying a shift in momentum as its price action strengthens above key technical levels. A hidden bullish divergence has emerged, as subtle as a whispered confession in a moonlit garden. The retest of the point of control, successful and dignified, reinforces the notion that the market is transitioning from neutral to bullish-a transformation as inevitable as a Russian winter. ❄️
Researchers develop a refined analytical model to enhance the precision of single-bounce quantum gravimeters, opening doors for sensitive measurements of gravity’s effects on even the rarest materials.
Kylie Jenner, 28, recently shared that she had stem cell therapy to treat persistent back pain she developed after having her son. She is also mom to 7-year-old Stormi and 3-year-old Aire, both with her ex, Travis Scott.
Here’s the scoop: Fusaka brings us three major things (or so they say). First up, PeerDAS, which now unlocks an impressive 8x data throughput for rollups-because who doesn’t love more data? This means rollup-based layer 2 networks can now publish more to the network than your aunt can post pictures of her cats. Next, there are UX improvements via the R1 curve & pre-confirmations. (Yes, I’m still trying to figure out what that actually means.) Finally, it’s all about prepping Ethereum for scaling, gas limits, and whatever other buzzwords are still hot in the world of blockchain. Oh, and they’ll keep monitoring for issues over the next 24 hours, so don’t worry. Someone’s on it!
In the nearly 17-minute video, Krogh and Pulluelo watch reactions from streamers and gamers to the game, and discuss the reasoning behind some of the design choices in 007: First Light.
We’ve just gotten our first glimpse of WWE star Becky Lynch (Rebecca Quin) as a member of Starfleet Academy. Photos show her in a Starfleet gold uniform and with a red bob haircut, standing on the bridge of a ship that appears to be the USS Athena. This continues a long-standing tradition for Star Trek of featuring wrestling stars, a practice that began in the early 1990s. Lynch isn’t the first wrestler to join the Star Trek universe; several WWE (and previously WWF) athletes have appeared in Trek shows over the years.
While the first season of The Promised Neverland was a huge success in 2019 – a rare anime that combined beautiful animation with a truly captivating story – the second season unfortunately didn’t live up to expectations. The initial season was a standout hit, even launching with a strong debut alongside the final season of Attack on Titan, and built up considerable hype for 2021. Sadly, when the new episodes arrived, many viewers felt something was wrong, leading to a significant drop in quality and one of the biggest disappointments in recent anime history.