As an experienced crypto investor with a keen eye for emerging opportunities, I must admit that August’s surge on Polymarket has caught my attention. The 22% increase in volume and user activity within a month is impressive, especially considering it’s the highest since its launch. During the month of August, the blockchain-powered platform known as … Read more
For almost five decades, Dennis Quaid has had a memorable film career, and there’s one particular experience he cherishes above all others. In a recent interview with MovieWeb, the soon-to-be star of the biopic Reagan revealed that his role as astronaut Gordon Cooper in the 1983 film The Right Stuff has always held the top spot in his heart. But now, something has changed…
It’s undeniable – a Tim Burton film stands out distinctly as his own, and this is true for his eagerly anticipated sequel, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.” As reported by stars Catherine O’Hara and Jenna Ortega, the unique director behind films like “Beetlejuice” (1988) and “Edward Scissorhands” offers his actors an array of practical sets to work on, a creative playground reminiscent of Picasso. Collaborating with Burton is also said to be a fun experience. When asked about the most “Tim Burton” element on the set of “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” O’Hara replied (as reported by ComicBook.com):
Peacock, one of today’s most affordable streaming platforms, consistently provides a wide variety of TV shows suitable for all ages. In the near future, it will add numerous new and returning series that are certain to captivate audiences. Whether you prefer comedy, drama, or true crime stories, there’s something on Peacock for everyone to appreciate, regardless of age.
Supreme has given its unique spin on Nike’s Clogposite design. The fashion brand has hinted at a set of three collaborative Supreme x Nike Clogposites.