As a seasoned crypto investor with a decade of experience under my belt, I must say that this week has been nothing short of exhilarating. The rollercoaster ride we witnessed with Bitcoin reaching new heights and then consolidating, only to be predicted for another rally by Michael Saylor, is a testament to the unpredictable yet … Read more
The brutal murder of Salman Khan’s friend and former Maharashtra minister, Baba Siddique, sent shockwaves through the industry. Tragically, he was gunned down near his son’s office, with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang reportedly claiming responsibility and threatening the Dabangg star as well. More recently, it has been reported to NDTV that plans for Siddique’s assassination were hatched just ten days following a shooting incident outside Salman Khan’s home.
Following considerable excitement, the highly-anticipated matchup between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson was broadcast live for Netflix subscribers as part of their 2024 TV lineup. The event, which took place last Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, generated significant interest. In this contest, the 27-year-old Paul managed to secure a win against the 58-year-old Tyson, leading to a flurry of opinions on that unanimous decision, as expressed on social media. However, it was the technical difficulties that affected the live stream that received the most discussion, and people didn’t hesitate to voice their concerns.
Star Wars isn’t just about lightsabers and the Force that has captivated fans, at least according to Disney. The company seems to be exhausting every bit of nostalgia they can from the franchise. Just like a finite resource, its reserves are gradually depleting. It appears that the decision to bring back characters like Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa, R2-D2, C-3PO, and Chewbacca in the sequel trilogy wasn’t purely for narrative reasons; it was likely influenced by high-ranking Disney executives. A recent report suggests that Disney views Star Wars as a mechanism where nostalgia is fed in, and profits are generated in return (I’d love to have such a machine).
In the second portion of Cobra Kai’s three-part grand finale, now streaming on Netflix, the excitement built around the Sekai Taikai tournament was certainly not disappointed. Tensions were running sky-high across the board as the Miyagi-do squad found themselves under immense stress, each member grappling with their own feelings.