Skull and Bones Year 2 Roadmap: Large ships, land combat, and the Kraken

If you haven’t had recent updates from Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones, don’t be concerned – we’ve also been in the same boat. At first, it caught our attention, but after playing for quite some time, it started feeling redundant. However, with the unveiling of the Skull and Bones Year 2 Roadmap, there are plenty of exciting developments on the horizon.

Star Wars Zero Company – everything we know so far

At last, we’ve learned the title for the latest Star Wars game from Respawn Entertainment and Bitreactor! This anticipated title, often referred to as the Star Wars equivalent of XCOM, has an official name: Star Wars: Zero Squad (assuming “Company” is shortened to “Co.” in this context).

Will XRP Steal the Spotlight from SOL and DOGE? You Won’t Believe What Happens Next! 😲

In a report that could make even the most stoic of souls chuckle, it was revealed that XRP and SOL boast the deepest 1% market depth on exchanges that one might actually trust. This means, my friends, that these tokens are not just sitting pretty; they have enough liquidity to handle big trades without sending prices into a tailspin. Quite the feat, wouldn’t you say?

ETH Mania: Are Retail Traders Deluded? 🤑

However, those esteemed institutional investors, the stuffed shirts of the financial elite, remain stubbornly skeptical. They continue to yank their rubles from ETH-backed funds, those gilded cages of digital currency, signaling a distinct lack of faith. One might say they’re about as convinced as a cat at a dog show. 😼

The 25 most memorable things we saw at Coachella 2025

Over the scorching debut weekend at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, where temperatures climbed above 100 degrees, the excitement didn’t wane. Spectacular moments abounded, like Lady Gaga’s Coachella rock opera, a shocking appearance by Bernie Sanders to introduce Clairo, a steam-powered T-Pain leading crowds of thousands in a 2-step dance, and Gustavo Dudamel and the L.A. Philharmonic backing up LL Cool J during “Mama Said Knock you Out.” The climax was Post Malone’s Sunday night headlining set, which felt equally suitable for sister festival Stagecoach.

You Won’t Believe What Just Happened to XRP, Bitcoin, and SHIB! 🤑🐕

Once, not long ago, rumors in the alleys whispered: “XRP will add a zero!” The currency teetered on the edge, like a tired laborer—eyes hollow, boots full of holes—threatened by a market collapse that nearly knocked it from the $1 bench into the gutter. But fortune, as unreliable as an old Russian tram, turned her mood. Markets rose! Coins sparkled! The danger subsided, and XRP now trades at $2.18, up a pitiful yet hopeful 2.31%—enough to make even the sternest babushka crack a smile. The technicians muttered in awe about ETFs, titans BlackRock and Fidelity possibly sniffing around, dreaming, perhaps, that someday, their investments would buy more than borscht and regret.

Nate Lowman Readies First Solo Exhibition in Japan: ‘This Neighborhood’s Changed’

The exhibition, running from April 26 to May 25, showcases the rich history and contemporary perspective of Lowman’s thought-provoking body of work. As described in the official statement, Lowman’s artwork, marked by pop culture references and a blend of humor and social commentary, challenges us to question the significance of the visuals that surround us daily. The exhibition will feature both his earlier pieces, such as the bullet hole canvases and reinterpretations inspired by Edvard Munch, along with newer works influenced by politically-charged symbols from American golf courses and satellite images of hurricanes.