In a blog post (yes, people actually read those), Vitalik is sounding the alarm about AI bots. They’re getting REALLY good at scraping data. Like, “whoa, I didn’t even know I had that much data” good. And guess what? That means you might need more privacy than ever before.
2025 has seen a surprising number of television shows getting canceled just three months into the year. Some were unlikely to succeed due to their specialized themes or weak execution, while others, which seemed promising, simply struggled to stand out and gain sufficient visibility. Regardless of the cause, it’s never easy to bid farewell to these fascinating, groundbreaking, and star-studded productions.
Case in point: below an Instagram post shared by MTV, in which Sklenar and Drop co-star Meghann Fahy address their dating dos and don’ts, and amidst the good-natured responses, somebody thought it’d be a brilliant move to insult the actor by comparing him to another hugely popular star who also happens to be white and male. In a comment that appears to have been deleted by MTV, the user “kareem_kadash” called Sklenar a “Wallmart Glen Powell,” misspelling error and all.
According to an article published in People magazine, the actor disclosed some tantalizing tidbits regarding Stranger Things Season 5. When discussing his last day on set, filming the series finale that kickstarted his career, Wolfhard expressed his astonishment, saying “I simply couldn’t believe it at all.” He didn’t reveal specifics about Mike’s actions in the concluding episodes, but he did acknowledge feeling “perplexed and melancholic.
At the heart of the story in Pulse is Danielle Simms, a third-year resident who unexpectedly ascends to the position of Chief Resident following accusations of harassment against her ex-boyfriend and current supervisor, Xander Phillips. The relationship dynamic establishes a backdrop for a show that delights in ambiguous boundaries, underlying tension, and intense emotional outbursts. If you’re a fan who seeks solace in the drama of Grey’s Anatomy, Pulse might be the edgy relative you didn’t know you were missing. With its daring, dramatic, and chaotic narrative, it promises to be a riveting viewing experience.