Privy, the crypto darling with more funding than a Kardashian wedding, has announced another round of investment led by the ever-so-impressive Ribbit Capital. Add to that the continued support from Sequoia, Paradigm, BlueYard, and Coinbase – basically, the who’s who of Silicon Valley – and you have a recipe for crypto domination. 💸
Following the footsteps of Bitcoin and Ethereum, SOL is now the crypto community’s darling, stirring up a cauldron of hope. And guess what? This futures frolic might just be the warm-up for a spot Solana ETF down the road. Exciting, ain’t it? 🤩
Kazinsky – who portrayed Zeph in Section 31 – recently appeared on the TrekCulture podcast to discuss his love of Star Trek, and his role in the new movie, which was unfortunately panned by critics and fans. Produced by longtime Trek collaborator Alex Kurtzman, Kazinsky revealed a candid conversation he had with the producer and Section 31 director Olatunde Osunsanmi about why the franchise is “dying.” What it boils down to, he said, is that the series isn’t bringing in new fans:
We live in an era where aliens, intergalactic travel, and superpowers are accepted in mainstream blockbusters, but this is honestly a somewhat recent phenomenon. Aside from Star Wars and Amblin Entertainment films, prior to the ’90s (and the advent of CGI and digital VFX), sci-fi was generally relegated to B-Movie status, with most ‘serious’ filmmakers and actors unfortunately avoiding the genre as much as they could. With the MCU, DC movies, and Avatar dominating box offices the past two decades, times have certainly changed. Even in the 26 years since Farscape premiered.
Speaking with People while promoting the Apple TV+ documentary Number One on the Call Sheet, Foxx revealed the conversation he had with those in his inner circle before he experienced the medical emergency back in April 2023, which left him hospitalized for 20 days. He subsequently faced months of rehab, which saw him having to learn to walk all over again.