And so, the plot thickens like a good Russian novel. Canary Capital, those masters of digital asset management, has taken the bold step of filing an S-1 registration statement with the SEC to launch a spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) tied to the SUI token. Ah, the SUI token, a mystery wrapped in an enigma, shrouded in the mist of uncertainty.
Early on Monday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences formally announced Conan O’Brien’s return for the 98th Academy Awards, which will air on March 15, 2026. He’ll also be joined by a host of returning producers. Given the big news, it was probably expected that the former talk show host would release a statement of sorts. O’Brien did just that in a brief way and, unsurprisingly, he did so by playfully mentioning one of the award recipients from this year’s ceremony:
Ever since 9-1-1 moved to ABC, fans have pointed out just how perfect it would be for the show to cross with the Nathan Fillion-led procedural. That’s mostly because both shows film and are set in Los Angeles, and it just seems only natural that the firefighters and officers would cross paths every once in a while. Oliver Stark shared the same sentiment while speaking with TV Fanatic, and I couldn’t agree more:
Fans who spent years watching the Marvel movies in order will know that Holland has been known for revealing spoilers. Of course, he’s not alone; Mark Ruffalo literally spoiled the end of Infinity War. Rudd is seemingly smarter than this, and he played it cool when asked by Collider about his possible appearance in the next two Avengers flicks. In his words:
The 51-year-old comedian and the 31-year-old singer were recently spotted hanging out together at a recent L.A. hot spot. And, according to OK Magazine, this apparently wasn’t just two celebs crossing paths. An unnamed source claims the pair have actually become quite close in recent years. The source said…