The price of the IoU token on the Pi Network’s platform has stayed steady at an important floor point, with developers working hard to ready the launch of their main network. Pi Coin was currently trading at the notable price point of $50, marking a substantial drop compared to its November peak close to $100. … Read more
At the red carpet event for “Spider-Man: Homecoming,” actress Zendaya, who was nominated for Challengers, adorned herself with Bvlgari High Jewelry, featuring a paraiba tourmaline ring and diamond stud earrings. However, it was another piece that grabbed everyone’s attention, according to the Los Angeles Times. A second ring on her left ring finger, a 5.02ct East-West Cushion Diamond Button Back Ring by Jessica McCormack, caught the eye of keen observers. Notably, this design is showcased in the engagement ring section on McCormack’s website, fueling speculation that Zendaya and her long-time partner, Tom Holland from “The Greatest Showman,” might have taken their relationship to the next level without making a public announcement.
Last night on his podcast Night Cap, outspoken host Sharpe found himself engaged in a lively debate with Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson. At one point, Sharpe exclaimed, “It’s my turn!”, a phrase reminiscent of their shared history co-hosting Undisputed with Skip Bayless. This statement prompted hearty laughter from the production team and has since gone viral on social media. Here’s one example…
At the 82nd Golden Globe Awards ceremony, Kathryn Hahn expressed hope to TVLine during a red carpet interview that Agatha and Wiccan could team up for a future Marvel TV series. Although it seems unlikely for such a collaboration to materialize among the anticipated 2025 TV premieres, Hahn is willing to wait indefinitely if it means more episodes are produced. Here’s what she said when asked about reprising her wickedly charming role:
During their presentation at the awards ceremony, Demi Moore, playing a struggling actress in the film “The Substance“, turned to her co-star Margaret Qualley and asked, “Why are you here?” In the movie, Moore’s character Elisabeth Sparkle takes a mysterious substance that creates a younger, more successful version of herself (portrayed by Qualley). However, when the balance of the substance is disregarded, chaos ensues. When Qualley replied, “What do you mean ‘why are you here’, Demi?” Moore responded, “This is my week,” to which Qualley retorted, “But, it’s the Golden Globes, so…” Moore then delivered the famous line from the movie.