Developed under the supervision of Square Enix, the game is being crafted by Tencent Games’ affiliate Lightspeed Studios. The project was initially unveiled back in August 2024, with a reveal trailer following in November of the same year. Pre-orders for the iOS version were made available in China as early as April.
The Harry Potter movie series, one of the most prosperous franchises ever, has kept viewers spellbound for years. With an upcoming HBO TV series based on the books promising to rekindle the magic, it’s an ideal moment to reflect on what the characters experienced in their later lives. From daring professions battling rogue Death Eaters to favorite figures establishing homes and raising families, a great deal transpired post the ending of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2.
Jake Schreier, director of “Thunderbolts”, has clarified that he did not direct the film’s post-credit scene; instead, it was the Russo brothers who took charge. This marks a shift from previous Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) films, as “Thunderbolts” is the first movie since “Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania” to have a post-credits scene directed by someone other than the film’s director, breaking a four-film continuity in the MCU.
Previously known for his role on TOWIE, the 37-year-old entertainer took the stage alongside his band, ‘Arg Band’, during a charitable gathering that took place at the Connaught Rooms in London on Friday evening.
Quentin Tarantino, a renowned filmmaker known for his expertise in crafting dialogue for fast-talking characters and morally intricate monologues (as seen in shows like The West Wing and Studio 60), created the show that’s under discussion – Aaron Sorkin being its writer. What sets Tarantino apart is his deep appreciation for this particular show, not because of its plot twists or cliffhangers, but rather due to the exceptional writing by Sorkin. Given Tarantino’s extensive experience in perfecting the pacing and flow of dialogue on screen, this endorsement speaks volumes. The TV series that captivated Tarantino so strongly he watched every episode three times is none other than HBO’s The Newsroom, and his admiration for its dialogue underscores the immense power of compelling television writing.
According to a report dutifully presented to the venerable U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the fourteenth of May, it appears that these audacious hackers enlisted the aid of Coinbase’s own customer service—yes, those very individuals who are supposed to safeguard your secrets—to infiltrate the sanctity of client information and internal records. How charmingly convenient for the villains! 🕵️♂️
On the vibrant evening of Friday, I was the one who graced the red carpet at the illustrious Brain Ball in Melbourne, turning heads in an awe-inspiring outfit that truly shone like the stars.
Based on Ava’s response in Hacks season 4, episode 8, “Witch of the Week,” it seems that her last resort against Deborah might be necessary. In this episode, Ava’s reaction to Deborah taking the late-night stage after dominating the overnight ratings is a blend of anger and fear. Ava is enraged by Deborah’s ruthless behavior in firing an executive like Winnie Hunt’s Helen, who has been relentless about developing a spin-off segment, among other reasons.
According to the latest from CryptoQuant, traders who’ve been holding Bitcoin for a teeny little while—one to three months—are now sitting pretty in profit paradise! Their average profit margin has danced from a miserly -19% (ouch) to a shiny +21% (woohoo!) in just a month. The 30-day moving average of their earnings, at +9%, suggests things are healthy but not dangerously overheated—think of it as a spa day for investors, not an overcooked breakfast.
It seems, according to those clever fellows at CoinDesk Research (bless their meticulous souls), that SUI managed a climb. Yes, a climb! From $3.756 to a dizzying $3.785. A gain of 0.77%! One can almost hear the champagne corks popping… almost. 🍾