Hold onto your wallets, folks! The crypto market is doing its best impression of a rollercoaster this week, and guess who’s screaming at the top of their lungs? That’s right, NEAR and CAKE are taking a nosedive while BitLemons ($BLEM) is strutting around like it just won the lottery. With a revolutionary GambleFi protocol aimed … Read more
Oh, here we go! Thousands of artists are losing their collective berets over this AI art auction at Christie’s in New York. “Theft!” they scream. “Mass theft of human talent!” It’s like the robots broke into their art studios, but instead of stealing paintbrushes, they stole… inspiration? I’ll admit it’s a little dystopian—a Picasso-blue nightmare, … Read more
MovieWeb’s review of The White Lotus Season 3 (earning 4 out of 5 stars) hints that the series’ shift to Thailand presents fresh challenges for its characters in a season filled with tension. For viewers unfamiliar with the show, it bears some resemblance to contemporary adaptations of classic TV shows like Fantasy Island and The Love Boat, minus Mr. Roarke and Tattoo. However, this updated version offers a darker, captivating, and seductive atmosphere. In his analysis of the new episodes, writer Matt Mahler notes that they are characterized by a tense and gripping narrative.
On Josh Horowitz’s podcast “Happy Sad Confused”, Quan showcased to promote his newly launched film, titled “Love Hurts”. During the conversation, he also discussed how his professional journey took an unexpected turn following his Oscar win in 2024. After being a prominent figure in the ’80s Hollywood scene, starring in movies like “The Goonies” and “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom”, Quan opted to step out of the limelight and focus on behind-the-scenes work as a stunt coordinator and choreographer.
One common trait among several of these series is that critics tended to seek deeper meaning than what viewers found necessary, preferring instead a casual, entertaining experience. In some instances, the depth was indeed present, yet only the audience seemed to perceive and value it. It’s important to mention that many of these shows debuted years ago, and the criticism they received initially may not accurately represent current reevaluation. Essentially, viewers proved to be right in the end, as this scenario frequently occurs in both television and film.