With Bitcoin (BTC) currently showing a significant downward trend and causing market anxiety, one might wonder about the fate of other cryptocurrencies, or altcoins. Are there glimmers of hope on the horizon, or should we brace ourselves for a broad-spectrum collapse? For individuals with altcoin investments, the ongoing slump in the cryptocurrency market is undoubtedly … Read more
In a recent conversation with Variety’s Awards Circuit podcast, Ariana Grande discussed her busy year that encompassed both the stage production of ‘Wicked’ and the launch of her new album titled ‘Eternal Sunshine’. There were also whispers about her potential involvement in the upcoming live-action remake of ‘Hercules’, following her Actors on Actors session with Paul Mescal. When questioned about her interest in portraying Megara, the witty, antagonistic female lead character in the movie, Grande suggested a friend and previous co-star as a more suitable choice instead.
2025 looks promising for anime enthusiasts, with a variety of long-awaited sequels and exciting new series on the horizon. These upcoming titles showcase the medium’s full potential, offering rich stories, memorable characters, breathtaking action sequences, and emotional depth that will captivate both dedicated otakus and curious beginners alike. The wait will be worth it as these masterpieces take us on incredible journeys through diverse worlds and unforgettable experiences.
Instead of merely being dull or awkward, these sketches seem to drag on forever like an endless comedy segment. The only way to survive such ordeals is to endure them and hope they’ll soon come to an end. Each season of “Saturday Night Live,” from the weakest to the strongest, contains these types of sketches, but some from the past 50 years are particularly noteworthy for inducing cringes. Some were due to poor hosts who shouldn’t have been leading a comedy show, while others were based on material that quickly became outdated and uncomfortable. Yet others continue to reflect problematic comedic approaches to gender and sexuality that have haunted the writing of “SNL” up until today.
Everyone is eager to catch a peek at the lively happenings at the president-elect’s beach club estate, often referred to as the “Winter White House” during his previous term. This place has been graced by a stream of global leaders, tech pioneers who were once critics of Trump – such as Elon Musk, Tim Cook, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Hollywood heavyweights like David Zaslav and Ari Emanuel – just in the recent days. Bill Gates is also anticipated to visit soon, as per Trump’s social media posts. Mar-a-Lago, now selling memberships for a million dollars, has been host to numerous events filled with right-leaning celebrities, including Russell Brand and Mel Gibson at a charity gala, a performance by Beach Boy Mike Love, and a New Year’s Eve party where Lara Trump sang “I Won’t Back Down” and Musk and Trump exchanged awkward fist pumps to “Y.M.C.A.