As a seasoned crypto investor who has witnessed the rise and fall of numerous platforms, I must admit that the case of FTX has been one of the most intriguing and heart-wrenching episodes in this dynamic industry. Gary Wang’s sentencing feels like a bittersweet victory; sweet because justice seems to be served, but bitter due … Read more
As a seasoned researcher who has seen the ebb and flow of the cryptocurrency market over the years, I must say that the story of this savvy trader turning $460 into $988,000 within three hours is nothing short of astonishing. However, the irony lies in the fact that his fortune was made from a scam … Read more
Movies that appear on Netflix’s Top Ten list demonstrate that the preferences of critics and viewers can significantly differ. For instance, “Madame Web,” which was heavily panned by critics, managed to maintain its position on Netflix’s Top Ten in March. Similarly, “End of the Road” featuring Queen Latifah and Ludacris, which had a low score from both critics and audiences, made it to the list a few years ago. Remarkably, even an Adam Sandler film more than a decade old is now included on Netflix’s list, despite garnering only a 19% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Spoilers for the latest episode of Superman & Lois, “Sharp Dressed Man” lie ahead, so read on accordingly.
William Shatner, the man behind James T. Kirk, didn’t joke when he agreed to let AI companies use his image in projects. Despite refusing to alter Captain Kirk’s death scene in “Star Trek: Generations,” he found a way to revisit the franchise that launched his career. In a new short film marking the 30th anniversary of “Generations,” Shatner stars, but it was the assistance of accomplished “Star Wars” actor Sam Witwer that made this collaboration possible.