On January 13th, the value of Bitcoin fell to approximately $90,000 due to the persistent downturn in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin (BTC) has plummeted approximately 16% from its peak in December, currently nearing its lowest value since late November. Similarly, alternative cryptocurrencies such as Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) have persistently dropped in value as … Read more
It took Brendan Fraser a long time to make a career comeback, with his Gods and Monsters director Bill Condon speculating the audience was growing tired of his blockbuster trope and would be welcomed again if he returned to a different role entirely. The Mummy actor definitely reinvented himself in his universally-acclaimed role in The Whale, which led to him winning his first Oscar. With the Brenaissance train not losing any steam, the Glory Daze actor said in a Deadline video that the advice his Gods and Monsters co-star Ian McKellen gave him stuck throughout the years and it’s served him well:
As someone who’s been a devoted fan of the game (trust me, give it a try), I’m incredibly excited to find out how the anime series based on Ghost of Tsushima and its multiplayer expansion, Legends, will unfold over the next few years. There are certainly many who share my curiosity about how specific elements of the game will be portrayed in this television adaptation. In anticipation, here are five aspects I can’t wait to witness…
Contrary to the harsh criticism from film critics who gave the latest Expend4bles installment a 14% Tomatometer score, the general audience seemed to have a very positive response to this action-packed franchise that has featured iconic action stars of the 1980s at some point. The movie saw Sylvester Stallone reprising his role as Barney Ross and bringing an array of both familiar and new faces to the screen. Joining forces with Jason Statham, who is now a leading figure in the series, this film also featured appearances by Dolph Lundgren, Randy Couture, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Megan Fox, Tony Jaa, Iko Uwais, Jacob Scipio, Levy Tran, and Andy Garcia. The storyline of the movie is about:
During a conversation with Bollywood Hungama, Dharmesh Darshan reminisced about Aishwarya Rai as his initial pick for the movie Mela. He also recalled that she had been his first choice to play the role of Memsaab in Raja Hindustani. He shared that he deeply admired her and considered her for the part, but she was called away for the Miss World competition at the time. As he desired an actress fully committed to the film and Bollywood, he chose not to risk it. It was a testament to her grace that she took the opportunity with good spirits, he added.