Russell Crowe and Christian Bales 2007 Western 3:10 to Yuma Will Stream on Netflix

One of the less recognized westerns from the past two decades is making its way to Netflix, boasting an Oscar-winning ensemble cast and a director highly regarded in Hollywood. Known as 3:10 to Yuma, this film stars heavyweights such as Russell Crowe and Christian Bale, with the talented James Mangold at the helm. Starting September 1st, this movie will be accessible to a multitude of new viewers when it debuts on Netflix. Being added to the platform should provide it the recognition it has been missing, as Mangold’s exploration of Old West morality continues to captivate audiences even 17 years after its initial release, challenging traditional genre norms.

Why Industry Is Still So Good in Season 3

After the debut of season 3 on HBO’s Industry, the finely crafted finance drama has garnered praise from viewers and critics alike. Emerging as the newest contender from the network, this show revolves around a group of young graduates striving for success at Pierpoint, a global investment bank. In the midst of exchanging barbs, guidance, intrigues, and deceptions while fulfilling their duties to clients, these Pierpoint employees display both problematic and appealing traits that make for an engaging series. It appears as though the show’s rapid rise in popularity is imminent, becoming increasingly entrenched in contemporary culture.

The Real-Life Legal Issues Of Robert Downey Jr. Explained

Robert Downey Jr. is one of the most celebrated Hollywood stars working today, though the actor’s first Oscar win didn’t come until 2024 for his role in “Oppenheimer.” Though he’s always proven himself as a versatile thespian who can take on a diverse array of parts, he’s mostly beloved for his stint as Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Today, Downey Jr. has legions of fans and a healthy bank balance thanks to the MCU, but at one point, the actor was pretty much uncastable, largely due to his various and complex legal issues. In order to help explain the Oscar winner’s various brushes with the law, Looper spoke with Camron Dowlatshahi, an entertainment attorney and partner at the Los Angeles-based law firm Mills Sadat Dowlat LLP. 

Pro-crypto young voters could sway 2024 election: Coinbase

As a seasoned crypto investor who has witnessed the evolution of digital currencies from their infancy, I can confidently say that the 2024 U.S. elections could very well be the “Bitcoin Election.” The growing influence of young crypto voters, especially in battleground states, is a game-changer. As someone who has closely followed the rise of … Read more

DOGS pre-market price hints at $550 million FDV on launch: Bitget

As a seasoned researcher with over a decade of experience in the cryptosphere, I must admit that the hype surrounding DOGS is both intriguing and somewhat reminiscent of the early days of Bitcoin. The pre-market trading volumes on platforms like Bitget are staggering, with millions pouring into what could potentially be a multi-billion dollar project. … Read more