Cinematographer Adam Greenberg passed away on October 30th at the age of 88, confirmed on November 1st. Colleague Avraham Karpick, who worked with Greenberg on the film The Ambassador, shared a heartfelt tribute online, noting that Greenberg “did not speak to impress — he spoke to connect.”
Even though it’s been over twenty years since it first aired, some aspects of The Sopranos haven’t held up as well as others. Modern audiences might find its slow speed, older visual style, and occasionally problematic viewpoints difficult to enjoy. Here’s a look at why rewatching The Sopranos now might be different than you remember.
A recurring criticism of Strange New Worlds centers on its handling of established Star Trek lore. In the classic episode “Arena,” Captain Kirk and his crew had no knowledge of the Gorn. Yet, in the first two seasons of Strange New Worlds, the Gorn are a significant and ongoing threat, even appearing on screen. The season premiere seemed to resolve the Gorn storyline, with only Captain Marie Batel facing life-threatening danger – she’s implanted with a Gorn offspring. Spock and Nurse Chapel attempt a dangerous, experimental surgery to save her. The episode concludes with Pike visiting Batel, still unconscious, and quietly saying, “You win, Dad,” before reciting The Lord’s Prayer. As he prays, Batel awakens, and the couple is happily reunited. This moment is ironic, considering Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry was a secular humanist who envisioned a future where religion no longer existed, though the show’s established canon isn’t strictly bound by this idea.
Back in July, The White Whale-a name that sounds more like a saloon legend than a crypto trader-claimed MEXC had frozen $3.1 million of his funds, no questions asked, no terms violated. Like a prospector robbed of his gold, he launched a $2 million social media campaign, accusing the exchange of holding his money hostage under the guise of a “12-month review.” 🕵️♂️🔍
As a comic book fan, I’ve seen some amazing character returns over the years, especially with Marvel heroes. It’s awesome when a character who’s been sidelined for a while suddenly gets a big spotlight again. Even better is when they bring back someone who was thought to be gone for good, or totally reimagine a classic hero and give them a fresh start. Those are the comebacks that really get me hyped!
Good Morning Britain host, 58, recently thought she might have a neurodevelopmental condition after a conversation with her co-star, Cat Burns, 25.
The popular car show returned in 2002 with a new lineup, hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond.
A video spreading online shows the 37-year-old artist with his hands raised while people nearby questioned the police about what was happening.
Jim Carrey gave a fantastic performance as the Grinch, the grumpy, Christmas-hating creature, in Ron Howard’s film, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, based on the classic Dr. Seuss book. The movie tells the story of the Grinch’s plan to ruin Christmas for the cheerful Whos of Whoville, dressing up as Santa to steal their gifts and decorations. But his heart begins to change thanks to the sweet and kind Cindy Lou Who (played by Taylor Momsen).
Enter the enigmatic Analyst The-Thief, a name that screams “trust me, darling,” on TradingView. This clever chap has concocted the “Liquidity Thief” strategy-a blueprint so divine, it turns Ethereum’s pullback retracement phases into opportunities for accumulation. Weakness? Pish posh! It’s merely a dramatic pause in the grand ballet of finance. 🩰💃