Eye of the Beholder

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The sixth episode in Season 2, titled ‘Eye of the Beholder,’ showcases the groundbreaking elements that made ‘The Twilight Zone’ iconic. This story employs thought-provoking science fiction to delve into timeless themes such as conformity, beauty, and self-identity. These topics resonate just as deeply today as they did in 1960. What sets this episode apart is the fact that its visuals and emotional depth have endured remarkably well over time. While many episodes from ‘The Twilight Zone’ are still admired, ‘Eye of the Beholder’ stands alone as the highest-rated episode ever aired, and it truly deserves this recognition.

Michael Saylor Drops a Bombshell: Are You a Bitcoin Bull?

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This post came hot on the heels of Strategy’s (formerly known as MicroStrategy, because branding is hard) latest Bitcoin acquisition. The company has added another 4,020 BTC to its vault, for a staggering $427 million. That’s a mere $106,237 per Bitcoin, a price that would make most people faint into their decaf lattes. The purchase was funded through a mix of stock sales and preferred security offerings, because apparently cash is just too mainstream these days. 💸

Is M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Trap’ Hiding a Shocking Fourth Movie in the Unbreakable Trilogy?

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In the trailers, it was clear that Hartnett’s character, Cooper, was the suspect the police were pursuing. However, the movie takes an unexpected twist at the end when Cooper abducts the pop star during a concert and manages to evade the police, which seems a bit too convenient. The ending of the film, titled “Trap”, suggests that Cooper was arrested by the police, but the final scene implies that he won’t stay in custody for long, making it seem like Cooper is nearly untouchable. This ending is reminiscent of the “Unbreakable” series.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Review – Gorgeous, Wonderfully Addictive, and Messy

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Beneath its updated exterior, the game feels remarkably similar to the Oblivion from 2006 that you’re familiar with. Playing it today offers just as delightful an experience as it did back then, despite a few nagging technical glitches. Nonetheless, the unexpected arrival of Oblivion Remastered in 2025 has to be one of the most pleasant surprises this year.